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Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-22
CLEAN WHITE HOUSE FOR
PRESIDENTS RETURN
Taft to Find Spic and Span Home
Awaiting Him

WASHINGTON, Aug. 21. When
President Taft comes back to Wash
inrton for his political conferences
early next month he will find spic and
span house awaiting him-from the
very bottom of the cellar to the tip of
the flagpole. During the last few days
chimney sweeps have been securing
out the shafts. One of the sweeps a
man probably so years of age, was no
hipper than a child of 10. He fitted
into the White House chimneys as
snugly as if he had been measured for
them. and had no more compunctlon
about sitting at the bottom and sweep
ing the SCOT down upon his own head
than II the operation was the very JOY
of life to his soul.
A corps ofNpainters has been at WORK
within the White House The entire
basement has been gone over anu
throughout the public ana private
APARTMENTS of the house they took a
daub here and there-wherever II
might be needed. Every chair that
looked "seedy'' has been put in shape,
the upholstery has been freshened up,
walls brushed clear of every speck or
dust and even the machinery of the
elevator thoroughly gone over.
over in the executive offices work is
RAPIDLY progressing in the changes or
dered before the president left Tor tne
simmer. The partition between the
ifeIegraph room and the office of the
presidents private secretary has been
knocked out, and the two rooms have
been thrown into one in order to give
Secretary Norton more working space.
A complete system of lightning rods
has been installed on the White House
and executive offices, and the presi-
dent and his family as well as the ex-
ecutive forces are now safely guarded
against the dangers from summer
1tc
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-22
BRAVE GIRL DETECTIVE
ARRESTS BIG SH0PLIFTER
HaItS Large Man in Crowd and
Calls Police

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 81. - Miss
Agnes Taylor, a frail young woman
detective in a Market street depart
ment store, won the applause of a
crowd of shoppers at Tenth and Mar
ket streets yesterday afternoon by ar
resting Charles Curtis. who is almost
twice her size, and whom she accused
of stealing from the store.
Miss Taylor followed Curtis from the
store. He had pushed his way through
crowd of shoppers and was just
about to cross Tenth street when Miss
Taylor caught him by the sleeve and
told him he was under arrest He
tried to pull away, but she held fast,
while the crowd cheered. A reserve
policeman took Curtis to city hall.
Curtis was arraigned before Magis-
trate Scott. He said he lived in Schen
street below Walnut. Miss Taylor tes-
titled that she saw him pick up
waist in the store and put il under his
coat. She declared he had 1t there
when she arrested him.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-22
SOOTHING SYRUP MAKER
FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE
Manufacturer of Mothers Com
fort Is Absent from Court

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 21.-For the
second time, Mrs. M M. Harvey, man
ufacturer of the soothing syrup for
babies known as Mothers Comfort,
failed to appear for hearing before
Magistrate Beaton on the charge OF
selling improperly labeled medicines,
and a fugitive warrant was issued for
her arrest.
DR.. Christopher Koch, jr., vice presi-
dent of the state pharmaceutical board,
who is engaged in the crusade against
the manufacturers OF "doped" soothing
syrups, was present at the hearing with
the counsel of the board, Samuel M.
Clement, jr Mr.. Clement asked the
magistrate for a duplicate fugitive
warrant, which he obtained.
II was given to Director Clay, who
wired the police officials of Whining
ton to be on the lookout for the woman
and If they find her to arrest her as a
fugitive from justice. In the mean
time. the detective of the pharmaceu-
tical board will be on the lookout for
her in this city.
"I think you have been too gentle
with this woman" said Magistrate
neaton to DR.. Koch at the hearing.
"What you ought to have done was to
arrest her long ago without giving her
q hearing. If you get her now she
should be held for court at once"
Thinking that Mrs. Harvey would be
present at the hearing, Dr. Koch had
two Of the best known specialists in the
citv on children's diseases handy, ready
to testify that Mothers Comfort" was
q medicine injurious to children. DR..
Edwin E. Graham, professor Of pedia--
tries at Jefferson Medical college, and
DIR. William C. Hollepeter, who holds
the same chair at the Medico-Chirur-
pioal college, were present at the hear
Ing ,.4, e.. A.,
orrest of Ludwig Lessig, druggist of
79e Girard avenue. who is charged with
r1nning a drug store without a license
sehd who failed to obey a summons to
anpear for a hearing.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-22
pecla attention to motor
D.. NJ

foreign intervention. Liberia is sit
uated between Sierra Leone and the
French colonies of Guinea and of the
Ivory coast. This very fact has been
in the past a source of continuous
friction, which has hardly been re-
moved by the treaty of 1907. Although
the border between Liberia and French
territory has been fairly well defined
by that treaty, the complaints raised
by the misbehavior of the Liberian po-
lice, organized by President Barclay,
would have led to trouble had the LIZ
berian government seen any opportu-
nifty of becoming seriously threatening
to French interests.
FEAR OF GRAVE QUARREL
France has engaged herself to re-
spect the present delimitation only as
long as the Liberian republic remains
free from any foreign influence. The
previous friction would develop again
and involve very serious quarrel once
the French government felt that Lii
IBERIA was no longer a weak state but
had behind her a first-class power.
1t is hoped that this Liberian affair
will be settled without necessitating
the formal interference of France and
England in opposition to an American
undertaking. However, it cannot be
concealed that by his supposed attitude
towards Liberia, as well as by his move
in Manchuria last year, Mr. Knox has
made his policy rather unpopular in
France, and that many people in
France are rejecting that Mr.. Roots
policy was much more in accordance
with American tradition as well as with
Eureapon interests:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-22
AT THE THEATERs

AUDIToRIUM-Dark.
BELASCO-"A Contented woman
BURBANK-"The Talk OF New York"
GRAND-"The Yankee Doodle Detective"
Los ANGELES-vaudeville.
MAJESTIC-Dark.
MASON-"The Spendthrift."
OLYNIPIC-Musical farce
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
PRINCESS-Musicai farce
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-22

"a Contented Woman" one of
Hoyt's farces in which equal suffrage
is made the basis for some exception
ally laughable dialogue and situations,
will be the attraction opening at the
Belasco tonight.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-22
AN up-To.pATE PRoPosAL

st thought you didn't care for him. What
won you?"
for me burned like gasoline, and begged me to
honk-honk through life with him. Suburban
Life.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-22
THE'CITY

Strangers arc invited to visit the exhibits
Of California products at the Chamber OF
Commerce building. Broadway, between
First and Second streets, whore free infor-
nation will be given all subjects pertain
ing TO this section.
The Herald will pay $40 in cash to any
enc furnishing evidence that will lead 10
the arrest and conviction of any person
caught stealing copies OF The Herald trors
the premises Of our patrons.
Membership in the Los Angeles Realty
ooard is virtual guarantee OF rehabinty.
Provision is made for arbitration OF any
ulnerences between members ana tneil
ehents Accurate information on reaIy
matters is obtainabls from them. Eelue- E
lions by competent committee DTec-
tory OF mem hers free at the office OF hSs ns
pert Burdett, secretary. B25 Security Buiiu-
ing. Phone Broadway 1896.
The Legal Aid society at 2s2 North MAIN
street is a charitable organization nam
tained for the purpose OF aiding In ieBa'
matters those unable TO employ counsei;
The society needs financial assistance anu
seeks information regarding worthy caSeS'
Phone Home A4o77; Main ssss.
The Herald. like every other newspaper,
is misrepresented at times. particularly IN
cases involving hotels. theaters. etc. The
public will please take notice that every
representative OF this paper is eduippen
with the proper credentials and more par
ueularly equipped with money with wh'cn
to pay his hills. THE HERALD'
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Constable Jim Hamm was here
from Palmer today.
VIII Farley is reported quite sich
at his home on Ferris ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Spencer have
gone on a trip to California.
Miss Mary Mcclure of Milford is
the guest of Mrs. w. C. Buie.
Mrs, j. Y. Finch and children OF
Mertens are visiting her sister, Mrs
w. C. Buie.
Mrs. w. f. Mcknight and children
have returned from a visit with rel
atives at Plano.
Mrs. Charley Parish and daughc-
er of T~exarkana are visiting Mrs.
C. d. Longserre.
Mrs. Lita Moss Gardiner of Bios
som. Texas, is the guest of the family
Of w. ". Edwards.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Pierce and liz.
tie daughter have gone to West Tex
as to visit relatives.
Mrs. w. w. Alexander is visiting
in Waxahachie and attending tire
Chautauqua.--Ennis News.
Mrs. E. T. Rhea and children OF
Midlothian are visiting Mrs. NJ. +.
Richardson on Dunn street.
Hunter and Hazel Phillips Of
Kaufman are visiting their cousin,
Clyde Hunter, in East End.
Mrs. T. G. May went TO Waxaha-
chic Monday evening to visit for
several days.-Ennis News.
Miss Susie Lomax, who has been
spending the past two months in the
north. returned home yesterday.
Miss Annie Lee Andrews of Da.-
las and Miss Opal Thomas of Waco
are the guests OF Mrs, T. N. Herring.
Willie Todd has accepted a posi-
ton in the Citizens National bans
He began his duties yesterday morn
ing.
Clyde Ryburn, who has been Wis
iting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
D. Ryburn. returned to Waco this
morning.
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OH STUDENTS MEET.
Annual Reunion Held at the Chan.
tauqua Park Monday.

An annual reunion Of the former
students of the Southwestern Normal
College. which vas many years ago
one Of the best institutions OF learn
ing In Ellis county. was held al the
Chautauqua park Monday.
Those present enjoyed a dinner
ut the park restaurant which was
specially prepared for them, and
they all dined at the same time af-
ter all other persons had finisi ed
dinner.
This was TO them a very happy
hour and many were the amusing III
cidents and jokes of the long ago tod
by the various ones present,
In the afternoon an election of Of
ficers for the coming year was had
and resulted in the election of NJ g.
b. V. Davis OF italy, president; Ton.
Bob Barker of San Antonio, vice
president. and Mrs. r, b. Lusk II
italy, secretary.
IL was voted to have the anns;al
reunion at the W~aXahaChie CAau-
tauqHa park again mex year during
the session of the C~haujauqua, IT
which it is proposed TO have . his
tory of the school read. with a hio.
graphical notice of the students there
in the long ago.
Some of the old students are oc-
cupying and have occupied Tery hol4-
orable places In life. and it is wish
ed that they may long continue n
have these annual reunions.
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state Prohibition Convention.

BY authority of the executive CON-
mittee, and in accordance with the
provisions of the election law. we
hereby call a state convention of pro-
hibitionists TO meet at 22o Main
street, Dallas. Texas, at 10 a. m,
Tuesday, August 9th. for the purpose
OF nominating candidates for goyeI-
nor and other state offices. and foe-
mulating a platform of principles
This gathering will be a con-
vention, and Is open to all qualified
voters who are willing to cooperate
with the prohibition party, regari-
less Of past political affiliations. Re-
duced rates on all railroads. AL
those expecting TO attend the con-
yentiou are urgently requested TO
advise the secretary at Dallas at
once.
Il. H. CONIBEAR. State Chm.
p. r. PAIGE. State Secy.
Dallas, July Is. 1910.
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Missionary society Meets.

The monthly social meeting Of the
Ladies' Missionary Society OF the
Cumberland Presbyterian church
was held In front of Mrs. Buliarl's
tent At the Chautauqua park, Many
OF the ladies who were camping loan.
ed their chairs. settees. etc. as well
as their presence. which added much
to the enjoyment OF the occasion.
The following program wa rem
dered:
Opening prayer by Mrs. McEiree-
Reading. Numbers 227, by AIRS,
Hogan.
Violin solo, Home. Sweet Home .
by Miss Hodges.
Reading. "Tellins the T-ath. by
Miss Longserre.
Newspaper clippings. The grow
fng interest In Missionary worx,' by
Mrs. McDuffie.
After the program q very pleasant
half hour was spent In social conver-
sation. Punch and small cakes were
served BY the society and every one
seemed 10th 10 leave the place.
DarDnnd which many pleasant mem
orieu cluster. REPORTER
s&y4HN%h< A4
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Postmaster MeClain has received
from the treasury department at
Washington the plans for the federal
building TO be erected in this city,
The building will be two stories high
with g basement. In the basement
will be a storage room for coal, a
boiler room for heating the building
and rooms in which mail sacks Will
be stored The first floor will be de-
voted entirely to the handling OF
mail. On the second floor will be a
room in which civil service examin-
atoms will be held and a department
for the railway mail service. Moth
Ing Is known as to when work On
the building will be commenced.
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Wheels ON Aeroplane.

San Antonio, Texas, July 81
After waiting patiently for a goodly
while. Lieut.. b. d. Foulois, of the
signal corps and now In charge OF a
Wright areoplane at Fort Sam
Houston. has been granted perT.i.s-
sion TO put wheels on the uader-
pinning Of his machine. o. ing 10
the fact that the areoplane hereto
fore had TO be started from a skid,
lieutenant Foulo!s has not heea able
to put II to much testing. Though
the machine has been at For. Sam
Houston since last March little Of
credit is known as yet OF its nett
from a military point Of view
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Missionary Union.

Following Is the program for tn
meeting OF the Missionary Union OF
the Baptist church on Monday. Au-
gust LIST:
Subject, Cuba.
Motto for 1910, "Whatsooves lie
saith unto you, do It." Johl . -.
Roll call. Each member To respond
with an item concerning orr mis-.
sion work In Cuba,
Singing. Onward Christian Sol
d!ers Bible reading Some things
Christian Soldiers must ee-well
armed. Eph. GIL. Mrs. Thompson.
Sober. / Thes. 6:s, Mrs. Bryson.
Not e~ntaErled in this world .
TIM. 90, Mrs, Durham
versed In the scripture. / Tim.
i:is. Mrs. Leigh.
Ready to fight. / Tim, l:ls. Mrs.
Wise.
Able to endure hardness, . Tim.
"a, Mrs. Moffett.
Faithful. Rev. a:l0, Mrs. Scruggs.
Prayer for our work and workers
In Cuba.
Paper: A visit to our mission sta
tons in Cuba. Miss Mccoy.
Reading this issue OF the journal,
Consider appointments for the
year.
Singing: The World Must BE TAX
en- for Jesus.
Mrs. Hood, leader.
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BATTLED FOR HIS WHISPERS.
Robert Dedman. After Explanation
Kept Surgeons from Shearing
His Face.

Lexington, Ky, July 27.-Refus-
ing to part with his long flowing
w~hiskers, whitened with the time
that has elapsed since a couple of
years before Lee surrendered at APP
pomattox, Robert Dedman. aged So
stood off a corps of surgeons at a
local hospital who desired to remoTe
his beard in order to perform an OPP
Grafton upon his eye.
Mr.. Dedman, who is a wealthy res
ident of Lawrenceburg, Ky, was
brought to the local hospital some
days ago for treatment. Explaining
to the surgeons his reason for refus>
ing to be shaved he said:
when the war broke out | was
an ardent sympathizer with the
southern cause. I came in contact
with a bunch of Yankees and as
young men sometimes do, | talked
too much, with the result that they
chased me ten miles and in addition
to shaving me. gave me q sound
th%rashing. | swore right then that a
razor should never touch my face
again until the south hal won her
cause.
There don't seem to be much
chance of the latter coming true, so
| reckon you will have to get along
without shaving me this time"
The surgeons gave in and the opec-
alton was performed
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On Saturday night before the first
Sunday In August Rev. George ".
Graves OF Waxahachie will begin a
meeting for the Church OF Christ al
Sterrett to continue ten days. Every
body who can and will are requested
to attend. especially the members
of the church of Patrick's Chapel
and Red Oak are requested to come
and help with the meeting as there
are only a few members at this
place. All will receive q welcome who
come. Respectfully.
A. A. NORTH. Elder.
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U WIFE DIED.
Slipped from Steps, Burst Blood Yes.
sci and Died in Few Minutes.

News ONE from Bardwell that
Mrs.Lute Gerron, aged twenty years
slipped from the steps at her home
near Bardwell late Yesterday even
ing, burst q blood vessel aad died
within ten or fifteen minutes, ard
before a physician could reaei har.
Her death coming so suddenly ard
Unexpectedly has cast a gloom ova
that community, where Mrs. Ger
ron was well known. and loved by
a large circle of friends.
She was buried at Bethany at 3
o'clock this afternoon.-Ennis News.
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4 coon ENTERTAIN Vt.
The Ntsif isisls capture large Crow
ut she thsu'suIun.

The NrlIl sisters of G|resD7lile.
uho made e. big bit o. she Chaufau-
qua last summer. came again Tue
4ay night aud uon added laurel
They gave an entertainment that !,
worthy 10 be presented from any
Chaatauqua platform They have
made q wonderful Improvement ovet
last year and each number on their
yell arranged program vas given
With an artistic finish that would
compar favorably with some OF the
most successful professional enter
tanners OF the country, These young
ladies were greeted by the larg ~
audience that has attended the Chat
tauqua this season.
Hon. Wellington Vandiyer of Tai
ladega. Ala. will deliver a lecture
tonight on the subject OF IF the
Court Pleas" The theme is a sus-
gestive one and causes n TO think
OF a court room where many anus
ing things occur,
Tomorrow's Program.
$50 a. m.-Deyotional
1000 a. m.-"The Ideal Sunday
school," Rev. II. NJ. Frank.
ll:oo-"Mau's Economic Rel1-
tionship," Rev. j. A. Cahiil.
): qo-Lecture. "Woman's lnflu-
ence," Miss Katie Daffan, Ennis,
Texas.
4.o0-"Man In Political Rela-
TONS Rev. J. A. Cahill.
7:3o-orchestra.
s:30-Lecture. strange Sights,
Sounds and Smells In the Far East"
Rev. II. d. Knlckerbocker. d. D..
Fort Worth.
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Tourist baggage Tickets.

For 20 cents per week | will ms
your baggage any where in
world against all risks and perils
fire, lightning. theft. navigatl
transportation. collision, derailme
also in hotels, boarding houses, cld
iaundries, automobiles. yatchs,
r.. D.. McCombs.
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The election Is over and everybody
that got the most votes vas elected,
and we feel like from the amount OF
business We are getting that we
were elected and want to serve you
In our place of business from now
on. The Eatitorium. 9S
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Notice.

All parties holding bills against
the ChautauQua Association will
please present them to me at the
headquarters tent on the Chautauoan
grounds not later than Thursdar.
July IS.
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or Constable Precinct No. H.
BRICE BURGESS.

Executive Committee Meeting.
The democratic executive conn
tee will meet in the court house,
Waxahachie at 10 O'Clock a. m. y
urday. The county convention I
meet in the district court room
2 o'clock .. m.
B. F. FORESTER, Chm
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RAY Fever and Asthma

Bring discomfort ana misery 10
many people but Foley's Honey and
Tar gives ease and comfort to the
suffering mes. 1t relieves the on
gestion In the head and throat ana
is soothing and healing. None geni
Inc but Foley's Honey and Tar In the
yellow package. b. w Fearis. d
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Regular meeting S~tonewall lodre
30. I3. X. OF p. Thursday night,
July 2S Let every member be pres
eut promptly at s O'Clock.
CARROLL TODD. c. c. 9S
Z. Q. VESTAL. X. r. S.
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r. 8. Cronk Co. sell roofing
cheap. 4
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HOUSE ron REST- e Dr. KEEP
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temperature Mas ioi Min a.
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LADIES-We give expert and car =
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LADlES-We give expert and carr
full attention Il eiea ming and press
ing ladies suits or skirts. Phone ITS.
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PAGE--the tailor. Cleaning, press
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