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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-20
Trace of Anarchists

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2o.-Governor
Gillett at Sacramento received a tele-
gram from Secretary OF state Knox that
ne had learned through the American
ambassador at the City OF Mexico, that
Times building, were on board tine Pa
cific Mail steamer Acapulco, which
would soon land at San Benito, a port
on the Mexican coast on the Gulf Of
Tehuantepec. Secretary Knox asked
Governor Gillett In the message for di-
rections as 10 whether the men should
be kept under surveillance. or whether
they should be arrested. Governor Gil
lett notified District Attorney Fredericks
and Chief Of Police Galloway, OF Los
Angeles, who wired Governor Gillett 70
request that the suspects be kept under
surveillance
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Portland Millionaire Escapes
Wrath of Men Bent on
Destruction.

PORTLAND. Ore, Oct. 2O.-six sticks
of dynamite. wrapped in thirty feet OF
fuse, were discovered late yesterday aft
ernoOn a short distance from the resi-
dence OF Charles Hendy, Portland mil
liOnaire.
Hendy has favored open shops here.
He is building a $780, 600 home, and IL IS
believed an attempt was r.ade 70 de-
stroy this property.
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Explains CfUa SerUtc2 Circular
CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS
LEAGUE OF REPUBLI CAN STATE clubs
Classiled Employees !

We wont you SeeI eoao'as as.-ss4 fs II. e.sseAas
0O"0@O'e"'a's the CtotI Ssssee Couva...oO esla;ea
3'eo' 06s'01s ore oR sassHasd To- a-s y.4e at,oo
toEeS q" e0Sssest OSN%s. os q c1zse. ys4e StGse
S0 s60n-o 1""o an t"1eeess @ Tue e7ecoA oga.ps
YOU er00asa did 50 Getoss eAa 10 NAsAaoa ms a6s
10" - Ne 0es much eueoue74,d tA.s sAe In The
SeSf'Nse 70 0~o aereaI tOhe sat Republicans to go
"0' 10 vote a. the coming eseGs'0o NeeeoI 70 soat5
you hove Oas NseaY decided 10 u65e 70 aaaapa.Sto
fOetus Twp lOGt Le aso-ad hAs Dsc4FE.v sS'u
10y Tue Us "'ode Usss attroetsUs as sesc.aG rs
d~'od O0Te's raLeond cote, We eretosO. Il 5ns ne
SIoAss W the 6uceoo4 q IurrnOtO,..
ANNOUNCEMENT APPEARING IN FRONT OF REPUBLI
CAN STATE CLUBS HEADQUARTERS
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BANKER PRISON BALL CHEZ

BOSTON. Oct. 2o.-John A Hall.
former treasurer of the town OF
now in Charlestown pris-
on for wrecking the South bridge bank.
was elected captain OF the prison
baseball team today.
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POSLAMS RARE
HEALING POWER
Proved I'm All Troublesome skin Dis
eaSes-ResuIts seen Overnight.


A skin affection treated with poslam.
the new skin remedy. Immediately be-
CONF responsive, itching stops and the
trouble gTOWs less annoying. less extern
siye. until It finally disappears and the
skin regatns It's normal ccsor and tex
ture. Germ life IS annIhfiated FOR a
great many years have been troubled
with salt rheum OF my chest. Nothing
gave me any relief. Now I am com
pletely Wei and poslam has done IT.
writes Mrs Jessie Beach, Rockford.
Mich.
All skin diseases, including acne, tet-
ter. piles, salt rheUm. skin scale, Lar
bers' and all other forms Of itch, are
relieved and cured by pOslam, itching
being stopped at once. The less Sc
riOus troubles, such as pimples, red and
inhamed noses, rashes, complexion
blemishes, etc. respond so readily that
results are seen over night.
POslam is sold in two sizes (tria!. 80
cents; regular jars, 81 by al druggists,
particularly Ogram's, O'DcnneiHs, The
Peoples Drug Store and AGleck's-
For free sample write % the EmeT-
gency Laboratories. % West Twenty
fifth street, New YORK City
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ELKINS' CONDITION
is NOT ALARMING

W EELING, W Va, Oct 2A-Al-
though Senator Elkins Is suffering from
preakdoWn, caused by Overwork II
IN no way alarming
takes daily drives.
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La mejor cerveza.

Pedid cerreso Piels Bros, de la q.
expenden los Sres A. Alvarez y her
mano en- su conocldo estableecimien
to de la calle San Jose numero : en-
San Juan La Plel Bro S no contlene
sustancla alguna uociva d la salud
de un magnllico refrescante y recons
tltuvente. En- este cstablecimiento
bien acreditado encontrareis. Piel
Bros que es la mejor clase de GER
ye1a Vcrdadera cerveza Lager Ale
mana. Malta de la mas fina y flor de
cerveza Ge Bohemia de clase supe-
nor son sus comDetentes.
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Sc VENDE

Tn triple efecto de s de diametro
con su combination de llaves para
desconectar en- case de averias y con-
tinuar trabajando como duple.
Seis defecadoras de doble fondo, de
cobre, con una cavidad de 1000 gal.
cada una.
Dos juegos de centrifugas: seis cen.
trifuga5 cada juego: de 80 di;imetros
con sus correspondientes mezcladores.
Tn noino de nueve masas y varias
pleas de repuesto.
Para intormes diriiirse j. M.
Galletti Nieoues, P. r.
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.,..te eeh Capital y sayamon sinul,in.,m. nts
hla5 leSliYa

WAVES EXTRAORDInARIOS
7.lj Sis 1850
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Astt onornia aplicada.

Sc llama "cometa' a un novio que
Sc retira al saber que su amada es
pobre, pero que vuelve, cuando ha
tenido noticia de que ella ha recibi-
do una cuantiosa herencia,
Sol es una muchacha poseedora
de una crecida dote, alrededor dc Ia
cual gira un sistema planetario, for
mado por aspirantes brujas, profe-
sionistas, remendones y ricos
arruinados.
La fuerza con que la dote atrae los
diferentes ''planetas" Sc llama "fuer
"a centrfpeta.'
"Orbita" es el trayecto que reco-
rren los enamorados por la casa don
de vive la pretendida mujer.
Satellite" es ell pretendiente obs
tinado, temeroso y cabezudo que ), a
pesar de- las terminates negatives
los desaires vergonzosos, ,sigue una
mujer a todas parties. Hay "plane-
netas" que tienen varios Satellites.
"Aereolito" es ell pretendiente
que por haber conocido I'm secreto
de familia" renuncia al cari1o de-
una muier ell mismo dia que hace su
primera tentatiya para conqulstar-
la.
ST una amante pareia comparte
confidencialmente sus cariclas en- la
reja y la sorprende el padre, tiene lu
gar "un paso por el Disco.
Eclipse" es la perdida de una
novia por la interposlcion de un pre-
tendiente "Hnejor acondiclonado".
"Horizonte" es ell espacio visible
desde una luneta en- ell teatro Q desde
una 'banca en- la plaza.
Una mujer esta en- el zenit para
unos ,cuahdo es muy rica, y para
otros cuando es muy virtuosa; y ZEN
nadn es cnando ademas de carecer
de esas,dos cualidades, es fea.
"Estrellas fijas' son los novios de !
esqulna, ncansables.
Las mujeres pueden claslficarse en-
la misma forma que las estrellas,
por orden de magnitud.
Una mujer rica y hermosa, es es-
trella de primera magnitud en- el
cielo del amor.
ST solo es rica, lie corresponds el
segundo lugar.
81 no es rica pero 81 hermosa, pier
de cinco lugares y va a ocupar ell sep
timo.
En- las regiones siderales mas le--
janas Sc hallan las tontas y las pre-
suntuosas.
Cuando los aspirantes la mano
de una muier son amigos entire 81 y
"amiStosamente" toman la rivalidad !
Y comen, beben V Sc pasean juntos, |
V hacen corrillos en- los teatros V sa-
lones, forman una "constelacl0n .
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AvisO importante.

Desde hoy venderemos a plazos
de 0.50 los articulos siguientes:
Las magniiicas maquinas para CO.
ser marca The Arrivi garantizadas;
cuadros, y espejos, relojes, Tampa
ras. juegos de lavabo, camas, los a
creditados colchones marca HER
CULES Y LONDRES garantizados
por % amos en- los almacenes de Ell
Cielo.
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FRANNC1A.

Francia, Francia,; la urna transparente
en- que el humane espiritu Sc agta;
eco que al grito del dolor responde,
immense, eterno corazon, en- donde
toda Ia vida universal palpita!
Eres la madre de los pueblos; eres
como anfora de amor negotiable,
como balsamo tibio que consuela;
mdsica que deleita los oidos.
la mano que levanta los caidos,
vel alba para todo 10 que vuela!
Caliente hogar de todas las naciones,
en- tt distintos pueblos Sc congregan,
pobres, desnudos tus puertas llegan,
les das tn ciencia, tn saber, tn vida;
de tt reciben la soberbia palma; !
todo les das, y cuando NADIA tienes;
como tn eterna enamorada, vienes
a darles, Francia, palida tu alma.
TIL eres ell fluido que circula
por las venas del mundo, saba fuente
que en- flores Y ramajes Sc transforma;
hlrviente sangre, chispa prometea:
para ell artista Y el cantor, la idea!
para ell grave filosofo la forma.
Manual n,
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Ed esta !mprenta Sc veade papel De
per iedicos yiejos ss2 quin,al
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LIkEh FERREA DEL OESTE

1tinerario &c trenes v vapcres que
empezara i reglr cesde -. de Sep
t.embre &c 1909
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NO SERA listed

engahado. Que siempre hay fu.
l!erias y fraudes en- abundancia,
es cosa cue todo q mundo sabe;
pero rara veg Q nunca &c encuen-
ira que una importante casa
comercial los cometa, sea cual
fuere la clase de su giro. No
puede haber exito permanente de
alguna ciase, cuando este basa-
do en- Ia mala f6 Q engaho. Los
que intenten los fraudes, son
sencill2monte tontos Y prontc
sufran el castigo que Sc mere
cen Sin embargo, hay muchas
nerson&5 Gro tcmen comprar
ciertos arti"ulos annnciado1 por
tenor Dc scr cmbaucados V en-.
gahados; espncialmente Sc resis.
ten 4 dar confanza a las manifes-
taciones cue Sc publican sobre
los mtritos de ciertas medicinas.
FL ehcaz remedio denominado Ia
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para obt"nar re"ursos para 81 fuga
Corri6 el -Imo- de Que 81 DR.. Grip
pen esiaba abo-co Gel vapor "Adril-
&c que it's para los Estados Uni
dos. \! Hear ci trasatantico New
York, iu6 rsgis,rado, pero no Sc o5-
-'.v0 rirEy.s. lux.
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PREPARATION de WAMPOLE

es IN articulo que Sc puede com.
prqr con tanta segur.dad Y garan-
TIA como Ia harina, artefactos de
.eda D algod6r, siempre que pro-
ctdan dc una fabrica con recono.
clda rorutaci0n. No nos conven-
dria oyarcrar de manera alguna
sUs huenas cualidadcs . repre-
soL'arIa como con las quo no lie
correspondent; pero tampoco ne
cesitamos dc tal ardid. Is tan
sabro:a como IA miel ' contiene
todos los principles nutritivos Y
curativos del Aceite de Higado
Dc Bacalao PE~o, con Jarabe DE-
IIipofosfto5 Compuesto, Malta Y
Cerezo Silvcstrc, v caan va,ios2
dcbc scr tai combination d es;os
importantcs reactivos m"dicina-
les, cs coza patcntc 4 todo el mum
do. Is de inapreciable vaior en-
casos dc Ancmia, insomnia, Mala
Digestion, Afccciones de Ia San
gre Y los Pulmoncs. "kl DR.. L.
DucHas, De Buenos Aires, dice:
Ten@o ci gusto dc manifestarles
que he cmpleado con cxcelentes
rcsultados su preparation en- mis-
"nfermos V en- todos -llos he Oh
eervado un rczultado altamente
satisfac-c-io." In las BoticaS-
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Ell [Ri[hn Al@m1a1n.
(Canci6n aenaana escrita publicoda al declararss
la guerra franco prusia-na en- 1870

la guerra franco prasa-na en- lSIu)
Mientras la brisa espumas juegue
verde manto placido despliegue
Y I'm reno hienda SUI corrente mansa, 81
del franco presa, aunque en- ardorisano, -.
cual huevo hambriento, su lndero avanza.
No poseeran el Rhin, mientras hirviente
el vino de margenes es ahente
de Aemania los mobiles corazones
mientras estrelle raudaes,
yen tanto que de antiguas catedrales lie.
refeje en- su cristal los torreones.
No seras suyo, ion Rhn, mientras sencila
Ia sonadora virgen de tu orilla,
e coraz6n nflame del guerrero.
No seras suyo ioh Rhin mientras no escondas
entire los pliegues de sangrientas ondas,
yerto cadaver del campeon postrero.
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ST niEgino de lGs aspirantes que
forman Ia constellation delan de tras
lucir Z los dema5 sus intenlsnes,
ei grup0 forna una "nebllosa"
La intensidad de Ia "gravedad"
de las estrellas femenina., es proper
cionar a >us bienes de fortuna V esta
Ell razGn myersa del cuadrado de loa
deieei0s.
Don Tore1qto
The Washington times., 1910-04-13
DECLARES HE HAS
HOOKWORN REMEDY
Doctor Returns From STU
dies in South America
Claiming Victory.

NEW YORK, April Ia-After having
traced the wicked h0oksorrn 10 its lair
and taken its photo in many poses for
the benefit OF the medical fraternity.
Dr. Mason " Pressly, OF philadelphia,
has returned here on the Saramacca. OF
the Royal Dutch West India Mail line.
from Dutch Guiana.
The physician. Who is specialist On
nerve and stomach disorders, said he
lad spent six weeks IN the Para marble
hospital in Ouch Guiana. and DURING
that period he'd learned all about the
'nillion-dollsr parasite that Mr.
Rockefeller har Commissioned the doc
tors OF this country 10 stamp out
Besides bringing back q fuU set or
lantern slides, Illustrating the complete
development Of the worm which dis
tributes IassitUde with the prodigaIity Of
a politician passing out patronage, Dr.
Pressly said that while IN Dutch Guiana
he had found bonafide cure for hook
worm He declined 10 reveal what this
cure was
The medicine Of today and the fu-
ture must be based no longer Oniy on
chemistry and phaTmaCOpOeisr but on
microscopic and laboratory research
work, was all Dr- PresSly would say
Apart from his studies OF the hook
worm Dr. PreSSiy found lepTosy was
50 prevalent among the negro and cOolie
population o. the Dutch West Indies
that IL was n uncommon occurrence for
a policeman - arrest q man who seemed
10 be languid. only TO find that ne was
suffering from a pronounced case OF
ieprosy.
The Washington times., 1910-04-13
NILLIONAIRE'S WIFE
IS SUED BY LAWYER
Payment Sought for Services
While Mrs. Miller Was
Seeking Divorce.

NEW YORK, April 13--An echo OF
the marital woes Of Charles F. Miller.
former adjutaat general Of the state or
Pennsylvania and one of the group or
Standard Oil miIlionaires, was heard
in the supreme court when Mrs
Emma A Miller. his secbnd wife, was
named Is defendant IN suit for
sc5,0S5.50. brought by Maurice 3.
Dean a lawyer, Of 20 Broad street
General NIifIer's first wife was the
sister OF Congressman Joseph Sibley.
He obtained a divorce from her In
1901. and on August 20, 1906, married
Mrs. Emma Bullen, former wife Of a
piano tuner OF MeadviIIe, Pa, whom
he met in a railroad station She IL
much younger than General Miller.
In the Iaster part Of last year Cen
eral Miller began suit for divorce,
and detectives had a lively chase try
ing TO serve papers on Ars- Miller
No . II was reported recently that
the suit was discontinued by the hus-
band ard a settlement arrived At by
which Mrs. Miller was given 100000
by her husband, accompanied BY tie
assurance that no further legal sc-
ton would be taken
In the action begun by Lawyer Dean
Yesterday the lawyer claimed $4,000
from Mrs Miller fer services He
asserts that he spent a long time run
ming down witnesses for her He
says he obtained further evidence for
her in support Of q divorce or separs-
ton from General Miller, or to obtain
I a monetary settlement in lieu OF her
legal rights He says that he dis
bursed S190-50 on behalf OF Mrs Nil
Ter of which he received only s110.
I leaving a balance due Of 5000 on
that account
Dean says that his information Is
that Mrs Miller has gone TO Centre
Vile Ohio. and that she win eventu-
ally make her permanent residence
/ in San Francisco He says she Left
her husbands home in Franklin, Pa
on December 10 and went 10 the
Hotel Bossert- Brooklyn where she
remained until March %
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MANCHURIAN PACT
IS NEWS To KNOX
Reported Agreement of Brit
ish and American Finan-
ciers Unconhrmed.

The state Department has not, as yet.
received confirmation OF the report
originating with the British foreign
Office that. British and American fnan-
eiers had obtained the concession Of
the Chin-Cho v--Aigun railroads
Il IS not regarded as unlikely, how
ever. that they have been successful
The American and British fi0anciers
have for some time been seeking the
rarffcst ton b. the Imperial government
of the tentative concession granted some
months ago
The -erIuS Il this concession are not
known l.. o-cau at the state Depart
meut. Mex IS II certain that the British
and An r-iC.'u financieTs an proceed
Immediately with the undertaking.
The repgrt is received with great In
terest bsrz-Ise II makes possible the
accor.tsIfslrnent Of the alternative
scheme proposed by Secretary Knox
g. the tine he suggested neutTallza %
ton Of the Mauchurian railroads
Russia objected 20 the proposed
C7in- Chow iEUn railroad on the
ground that II was in violation with
previous treaties Great Britain stood
by Russia Japan approved Of tire
sclyne tentatively II the British and
American hnsnCieTs 20 ahead with
tie construction Of the road. IL VII
mean the development Of new pha &c
I'm the Nauch1rian situation
The Washington times., 1910-04-13
GYPSY QUEENS FATHER
TELLS OF HER WANDERLUST
Diligently Studying Romany Customs and Folk
lore-She Loves the Outdoor Freedom.

BALTIMORE, April IA W Haber-
sham, whose daughter, Miss Jessie Key
Habersham. abandoned society TO be-
come a gypsy, made the following state
ment concerning her course:
Il had hoped it would not be necessary
for me to speak in my daughters de-
Tense for the reason that from her
standpoint she did not need II. and BE-
cause 1 felt great latitude should be
allowed her friends and others wherein
to express their establishment at her act,
which is so opposed TO our ideas Of what
10 expect from one Of her position and
training
Instances are rare where Daughter
OF the American Revolution voluntarily
surrendeTs 50 much for what TO US
seems so little. The savings OF cen
turtles Is an heirloom. they usually cling
to and strive 70 emulate and perpetuate
through FIRE and famine.
4 did not dream Of such widespread
interest and Rlblicity. That which was
purely a prisase family matter, Of a
painful nature, has been spread broad
cast from ocean to ocean There is no
surcease- And though the statements a.
20 the facts have been, IN the main,
correct and the comments invariably
kind. fancy has run riot, and some mis-
apprehension prevails.
My daughter. Jessie Ke--, the wife Of
Jorges Michele. chief Of q tribe Of
gypsies. was a deliberate convert She
diligently studied gypsy customs and
The Washington times., 1910-04-13
AUTO ACCIDENTS
COMING IN PAIRS
Physician Run Down While Going
10 Aid of Boy Hit by
Motor Car.

Suffering from bruises about the head
and body, Dr. ErnestO Espinoss. a
student At the Georgetown University
Medical School. and an inferno At Gar
field Hospital. IS a patient today in the
Emergency Hospital
While going 10 the aid OF a small boy
on roller skates who he'd been knocked
down but net injured BY an automobile
AT Pennsylvania avenue and Third street
northwest last night, DIT Espinosa was
struck by another auto and dragged for
a short distance.
The Emergency ambulance. which was
out on another call. took the physician
20 the hospital
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REAR AID! RODGERS
IS MUCH IMPROVED
Il Is Expected That His Complete
Recovery Will Be
Som

T=-sess there is an unexpected chausa
for the worse, Il IS believed today that
Rear Admiral Frederic Rodgers, .. 8
y. retired, viii completely recover from
the stroke Of paralysis he suffered a few
days ago
Admiral Rodgers passed the night con-
fOrta-bIy At his residence in EHllyer
place. and. today, there was a notice
able Improvement IN his condition
II is planned 10 remove him 10 The
Naval Medical Hospital IN the next few
DAYS II he continues 10 improve And
this, the attending physicians believe
vii be the case
The Washington times., 1910-04-13
Make Positions Clear.


The statement OF the members Of the
board OF managers was prepared after
consideration Of the subject at the spe-
cisI meeting. Hennen Jennings, vice
president, presided, and before the real
business Of the meeting was taken Up
he was elected acting president TO nj
the unexpired term Of the late Justice
David J Brewer
While the members OF the hoard as
sert they have no desire to enter into
a public controversy over what may be
an honest difference Of opinion they
nevertheless believe il but just TO make
their own position clear.
The Associated Charities is primarily
a society for organized charity and Co
operates with all recognized resources
OF the community II administers its
work through q general Office and eight
division Offices It believes in relief
adequate reIief-though no money for
this purpose comes from the general
treasury Of the organization
The relief is drawn from a special
fund contributed by individuals or or
ganiZati0ns interested in special cases
OF need and from the Citizens Relief
Associa ton, the funds Of which are used
principally FOR food milk and eggs for
tuberculosis patients. clothing meals.
and lodging
The Associated Charfties deals with
fraukness and good faith with the pub
lie the MANAGERS assert It's annual r.
ports furnished contributors v0Tr1ufae-
workers and the press. state exactly
now It's moneys are used. including sal
aries paid 90 employees
Experience has shown the wisdom Of
ORGANIZED systematic charity OF the
kind here employed. Il Is further stated
m lSS4- before either the Associated
Charities o. the Central Relief Commit
Z feN was reorEa uiZed. so 90 was "a 4ead
IN cash and supplies for the moor of the
/ civ Persons familiar with the u1efh06e
/ USED al that time and with those n1u-
i e-tlLioNeo are convinced, II is asserted.
I that the present form Of organized char
[ ~ IS or more service 10 the poor, less
/ "dSteElu and 2CcompliShes with rn11cl
/ less money the ends IN vieu-the pre-
I Nentlon of pauDeriSm and iUDOSfrfcu
/ the reha bIlitation Of neey7-- families zr7G
Z ne recovery OF the dependent to self
support al the earliest possible moment
Report for March.
The following report OF the work for
! the month Of March has been made
/ Families dealt with. So CsQ2 Of these
/ being families whose care had been
/ continued from previous months).
! Visits reported by agents and voT,1n-
! teers- 5,1S5.
Offee calls and interviews, 1887.
Reports made TO those charitabIv in
/ terested. 80
Employment secured or given, fifty
] eight persons
Disbursements for material relief
/ g. s55.ZE
/ Work with children shows.
! One hundred and eiShty-nine Civel
/ school shoes
Six reported TO Board Of ChiIdren's
! Guardians for care OF custody
] Sixteen reported to school attendance
/ officer
Twenty-nine persons were brought tc
! the attention Of the Instructive Visit
/ ing Nurse Society as needing care
PrOv1deut savings were reported
/ through the sale Of stamps amounting
/ 70 S1,g71.I5-
/ FOTty-twO savings collectors canvass
The Washington times., 1910-04-13
REFORM OF OFFENDERS
IS JUDGE PUGHS PLAN
in Parole System and Always Willing to Give
First Timers Chance

During the first eight days Of Judge
Pugh's term as a dispenser OF justice
in the Police Court. out Of 1z5 COMIC
tons before him, lie has taken persona
bonds Of the offenders in forty line IL
stances. convincing evidence Of the fact
that the new judge viii put into effect
what he termed his personal reform
Judge Pugh Is a believer IN the parole
system, and is always willing to give
a chance to the first offenders After
the announcement Of the abolishing OF
the prisoners pen in the Police Court
room. Judge Pugh said that the only
The Washington times., 1910-04-13
FIRST NATIVE ACTOR
RETURNS TO EGYPT

PARIS, April I3.-Genrges Abisd IS
the first native Of Egypt to turn real
actor
Five years ago he was the depot agent
AT Sidi-GabaT. 10 minutes out from
Alexandria he got stage struck, and
after one performance with ana teurs-
decided 10 become q real actor lie
came 20 Paris
He has just returned 20 his native land
TO play Charles VII" Tar 'ffe, %
Horace ''AndrOnadue,- 'tOtHEIlo.'
Louis XI," and others CT the classics
Re IS at the head of q company Of
French players