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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-08-25

cember, 1909, to finish the campaign
for the endowment of Columbia
College.
"Mr Hodges comes from all ag-
ricultural family. He was born and
reared OH farm; his brothers are
farmers; he knows the needs of
farmers and will work for their in
terests, as we'll as for those of all
other honest occupations in the dis
trict.
Marlboro sends forth this son of
hers with the earnest hope that the
Democrats of Darlington, Florence,
Georgetown, Horny, Marion and
Williamsburg may also recognize
his merits and fitness for the posi-
ton to which he aspires, and join
in giving him a sufficient number of
ballots to make him our next Con-
gressman.
II S Evans (Farmer and Coun-
ty Commissioner,
IT Z Mccall (Merchant and
Chairman Sewerage Commission),
e L Hamilton Merchant and
Member Board Public Works.,
PA McKellar (Wholesale Gro
Ger and Member City CounciD,
R Patrick, Freight Agent A
c L Railroad.
L Napier, NJ D, chairman
State Board Medical EXaminers),
"CB Crosland president c B
Crosland Company,
"A S townsend, NJ D,
"Chas r May, NJ D,
H w Carroll (Merchant),
20 Atwood Matthews druggist
and Chairman State Board Phar-
maceutical Examiners),
y O Breeden (Merchant and
Member City Council.
&C Z Exum Cotton Buyer),
L J Breeden Mayor of Ben
nettsville),
'R K Breeden (Farmer),
H H Newton (Attorrey at Law
and Farmer),
"JK Owens (Attorney at Law,
RI Freeman editor Pee Dee
Advocate),
IT w Carmichael, NJ D,
Sam J Pearson Ueweler),
y A Faison, M D.
Note: Friends of Mr. Hodges,
who got up this during his absence
on the campaign; could have Sc
cured hundreds of signatures, but
thought it superhuous to multiply
the witnesses. These representative
citizens, representing the various
callings and professions, are sufi-
cient to establish the facts set
forth" "
In spite of Mr. Rogers construc-
ton of this letter, not one OF the
gentlemen who signed it has asked
to be relieved of the responsibility
of its contents or expressed any un-
easiness of his veracity being
questioned.
p 4 HODGES.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-20
TRANSFERRED TO COAST.
Richard r. Covert Gets Change In
Postal Service,

Al his own request, Richard p. Covert.
chief clerk OF the Post-office Department.
was yesterday transferred to San Fran
cisco as assistant superintendent Of the
division OF salaries and allowances OF the
department. His work will extend all
over the Pacific Coast
Mr.. Covert has a large number of
friends in this city and leaves an excel
lent record in the Post-oflce here He
entered the postal service I'm 1901. being
employed IN the Office Of the post-ofice
Inspector In charge at Chicago In
March. 1903. he WIS promoted to a posi-
ton in the Office q the Fourth Assistant
Postmaster General. ami IN 1905 became
chief Of the division of appointments in
the same Office.
Later in the year he was transferred
to a similar position under Frank IT..
Hitchcock. He has been chief clerk since
February. 1863. Mr. Covert served three
Years in the navy before entering the
postal service. and was wounded in the
war with Spain.
1t is said Mr. Covert's successor will
be Theodore L. Weed chief clerk OF the
Department Of Commerce and Labor.
Mr.. Weed was at one time private sec
rotary to Mr. Hitchcock.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-20

ard Milton T. Aies. trustees TO secure John NJ.
Jones. S m. } years. pr cent semi -anrl,sliy.
SQUARE les-Psrt Of lot 10: Clinton J. Rrosu r. ny
10 F7oyd T. Davis snd Clarence J. G-ssors. tins
tees 10 secure Meadel Numeufeld 81 SO
years. pcT oeut. ssmi-snuuaily. Same 20 same
20 secure same SD year.. Rsr cent. stmi
annually.
Square 5s76-Loi ls {: Jennie Cooper 10 c. h. III.
lard and Joan Stsphen TRUSTEES 30 secure
United states Realty Company. 500, months
payments per cent. srmiannssik.
Square 559l-L0t l. La1er Goldberg to e, r. Hi
lianl ard John Stephen. trustees Ia se-,rs
United States Realty Ccupany ylf. mouthly
payments per cent semi-annnaly.
Square 55l2-Lot 60 Jacob A. Ferguson 60 J. Heury
Brown aud John Stephen. trustees % secure
United Suites Realty Company. SIS moD,by
payments ~ esnt, semi Annually.
Rsnde Hghlands-LOt Is. block L Erencs y.
MErsl-t TO J. Henry Brown snd John S,sphes
trustees. 10 secure United states Realty Com
pany. SIG. monthly payments pr cent. stni
annually.
Square 5509-Lot II William Tcser % J. neufy
Brown and John STEPHEN. uustees % secus
United States Realty Company. SsS.5A monthly
payments, per cent, se1ni-apuusliy,
Square 5s47-ics ,. Frances |. TcmpletCu 80
Henry BroRn and John Stephen trustees. u
secure United States Realty Company 500
monthly payments, 5 lsr crnt, semi-suuuaily.
Square 515-Lots 10. Ill, and IL; Oliver q. Fails
10 ]. Henry Brown and John Stephcn. trustees,
TO secure United Stairs Realty Company. N.-
monthly payments s per cent. ssmannusily.
Square i62-Lot e: Henry 4. Nicth Ct ux. q Al "a
Charles p. Stone and Charles W. FaiFfax. ty55s
tees. to secure john l.. Warren, Sl2S % n
notes, Icr cent. semiannnAlly.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-20
HELD FOR PETIT LARCENY.
Mother and Daughter Arrested and
Accused OF Thcfts.

Mrs. Catharlne Kennedy thirty-eight
years old. and her daughter Helene, six
teen years old, were arrested at their
home 81 X street northeast, yesterday
afternoon by Detectives Springman and
0'Brien on charges Of petit larceny.
At police headquarters the woman and
girl made a partial confession of the
charge. the police say. admitting they
stole when forced 20 do so by financial
troubles. Mrs. Kennedys husband is said
to have been III for several weeks.
Mrs. Kennedy and her daughter were
removed to the house of detention. They
had not obtained bond at late hour last
night. It is thought friends or relatives
win come to their assistance.
Mrs. Kennedy and Helene are accused
OF stealing a pair OF shoes from store
at 607 Pennsylvania avenue northwest on
February 4. The shoes are valued at So
The police say the woman and girl Will
be charged with the theft of gold chain
valued at IS from a jewelry store at GIL
Pennsylvania avenue northwest. TIE
chain was stolen on February Is.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-20
PROBATION SYSTEM URGED.
COmmisSiOners DO Not Favor Eek
pense at Present Time


The Commissioners are in favor OF the
establishment of a probation and parole
system, but believe the present is not the
best time 10 place on the District an ex-
ira expense Of SlI $50. which would be
necessary TO pay employees to carry out
the law IL enacted.
"A probation and parole system giving
first offenders a chance 10 make good.
said Commissioner Rudolph yesterday ar
ternoon. is a good thing. Other cities
are adopting it. and believe the District
would benefit by it"
The bill establishes probation commits
sion. consisting Of the judges OF the Su-
preme Court Of the District, the Police
Court Judges, and the judge OF the JuYe-
nile Court. and two residents OF the Dis
trict. the latter appointed by t1e Com
miss,oners FOR a three-yesr term. The
bill excerpts treason. murder. arson, hid
mapping. and certain other crimes.
The present bill asks an appropria ton
Of s11s20. but the Commissioners Will not
recommend ,hat the whole amount be ap-
propriated at the start, but viii suggest
that the estimate be lowered for the pres
ppt
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-20
REAL ESTATE TRAxsFERs.

PetwOrthsqasre 52l parts q JOS II snd ls. l.ouii
Bsye., n. ana Pauline Y. BeyeT 70 AyrOu 81
Cady. tr
Nc "a Columbia road no-thVeSt-SquSrs SO, 10
~ None NJ. Stevens 10 LOti2 l. Frank. SO
No. iZ6 Sixteenth street nC-thTest-Sauare Isa IA
81 sarah Ann TaElDs Gardner TO Ause Non
H0yt. SO
No 1855 Fourteenth street norhEest-saua-e 2s
bali interest ia sublot 81: George II. Dtmonet
et TX. TO Charles F. Brandt. SIC.
No lSs Fourteenth stree, nogthv,st-sousre ss
half interest in ssaiot n Charles 4. Brand
10 Emily Dem0net SIC
Vermont arenus northwest, between and T
square -. lot g. Henry latin to Esther q.
Gresham SO
Coanecticut Avenue Hsigbs-Iot & block :. Hs--
Wsrdnau and Thomas +. Bones 70 Elise X
Alexander. SO; t-is., ss,eo.
NJ street northeast between Sesenleenth and Eizh+
eenth-Square 49, lot "A. John /. Warren e
uE. 10 Henry 4 Nieth and Glenn z. Hustled
SIS
Vet WoodridS5-Slusre as. lots 5. T. s IS AID
Is, and par q lot a; square an. lots ? ;. {
s. 9. 10. and Is. and west Part Of lot s. lots Is
ls and e square f2SS. east part Of LOT 60: square
40. lots s, ?. and 10; square ~ lots 20 i
ssusre Isl lot =. SQUARE s5tI 4. j. also psr,
q tract called GTecnT5le: Henry A. Vieth {.
Tx. 10 John L. Wsrren. SO
SIS Seventh street sOghwsst-Square 4ss part o. 70,
70; Msndel Blumsnfeid ct u. 10 Clinton J.
Brown. SO
Randio Hishlan1s-Squsse 5J7s. loi q United States
Realty Company 70 Jennie Coopcr. SIC.
handle Hisa-aEds-SqJsTe 559l los 1: United States
Realty Company TO ISzcr Goldberz SIC
Kandle Hignlands-Squsre s5l2 lot 81: United states
Realty Company 20 Jacob A. Ferguson. Sl5
Randle HlghlsHds-Square SIS, lot IS: the United
States Realty Company 10 Francis z. Muratet,
Size
East Washington Hsigh s-Seuare 5547. lot 7: ths
United States Realty Company 70 Frances I.
Templs;on - 06o
Randis Highiaads-Squsre $50 lots 10 to H. the
United States Realty Company 70 OhFsr G.
FAILS s. no.
TTlh street northwest between l. and VI streets
Square SO. par q lc, 81; Harry =. Harper and
Lewis I. Sm0ot, trustees 10 Gerald NJ. johnson,
Size
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-20
PLACES OF INTEREST.

Library or COnsFesz-Op@u g a. NJ. to 70 D. m. OF
secular DAYS; from .. m 70 10 p. n. on Sunday
and on certain HOLIDAYS
Public lbTsTy-Open a. m. 20 ?. n. holidays
a. N 70 p m. SUNDAYS 10 T n,
White HouS7-Opsn 70 a. m. 10 D. m
C..Hed States Capiio,-Opsn g. IN TO al D 10.
Corcoran Gallsry q Art-Open tree TUESDAY
/ tAllsday. Saturday, 30 10 p. NJ. Sunday. y
, % 40 ,. m. Other days. Sc admission
State, War aud Navy Department s-Open Q a m.
10 : p n. The original Declaration n Independ-
eace : IN tho library At the State Depaztment.)
United States Trcasuu-Open a. m. 10 u m.
United States Patent Oahce-Open a N. 10 .
u Id
United states Pensian Bursaa-Opeu a. N. "a
United States Fost-oece-Op . a. m. TO 7. m.
Washington City Pos.-0liice-Opsu az Hours (The
Dead Letter 0asce Is IN tie city r.os,-oAice.l
National Botanic Gardens-Open .. n 70 5
Fish Comm sio,i-ODen a n. 10 30 D m
Arn-y Medical NuseUni-Ope-l a m. 20 80 d, "A.
National NaseUm-0psu a. H. 70 40 D. m I'm
gliding holidays.
p. II.
Bureau q Engraving and Printing Open 2 q. m.
Washington SIonumsn, s5ls feet in hsiEhu-
open 80 O. NJ. 70 80 p. II. iElsyator rlns from
a. II. 10 4 2 n
Smithsonian Irs-itu-i01--Open = m. 20 as
?. m. taes-dIHE holidays
Government Printing OHice-Open 10 a n to
p. IT.
Navy farc-Open 2 a. 10. 10 so 2. n
southEH-1h Cottage. 18th ard Prospect ave.
hey Aans.0n-H0ms = Francis Scott Kew. ag-
thor q The star Spausled Banner" S5ls N street
northwest Open daily. except Sunday. a. n. to
80 p. II. Admission free
N THE SUBURBS
Zoo.cgcal PARK open all d1y.
Rock CTe.k Bridge aud Pars
CHEVY Cnass and ksuslngton
Na5al Ooser7stoTT-Open s a. n TO 5 D. n
Mount Vernon the home end tomb u WAXING
-Oui-Open y O. n. 30 D. ~
LHlifd S,aies Soldiers Homs-Open 9 a. N. to
sunset.
tinted ots'cz Naval Academy, Anna polls, Nd.
Arlington National CemeseYy
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-20

Charles r. Dawley. jr, formerly spe-
cial agent OF the Bureau of Labor, has
preferred charges against Charles p
NELL, commissioner of labor. for gross
Iincompetency and Official dishonesty in
the administration of the Bureau of
Labor"
! Mr. Dawley. who was separated from
the bureau in August, gave out a STATE
ment yesterday afternoon recting his
charges, Mr.. Dawley says, in part;
Data Was Changed.
During my connection with the bureau
statistical data obtained i'm the field not
only has been changed at the direction
of the Office, but actually has been manu-
| featured out OF whole cloth, and that
with reference 10 the woman and child
| labor investigation for which Congress
appropriated $4,000 was biased and pref
udiced. and Commissioner Nell DELHI
erstely and wilfully set out to develop
only such facts and conditions as would
support his preeoneeived hypothesis that
labor is detrimental TO women and chill
dren engaged in it,"
Dawley says that after he had been as
signed to investigate the conditions Of
child labor in the cotton mills OF the
South, and was preparing his report.
Commissioner Neill endesvored to in
spIre his report adversely to his find
ings"
AT the Department of Commerce and
Labor II was stated that at Commits
sioner Neilrs request certain charges
made by Mr.. Dawley were investigated
by Assistant Secretary CabeH and So
licitor of the Department Earle. and they
would be ready 10 present their report
10 Secretary Nagel when he returns
from the West. Secretary NageI il ex-
pected back from 81. Louis tomorrow.
When interviewed yesterday afternoon
Acting Secretary OF Commerce and La
Dor Cabell said that the Dawley charges
should not be taken too seriously.
McHarg Tells Facts.
O-msby McHarg. who was Assistant
Secretary when the charges were first
preferred. said that he caused Dawley to
make his accusations in Commissioner
Neilrs presence. but took no further ac-
ton because he thought the story had no
foundation. In fact. Mr.. NELL would
make no reply.
The former Secretary, who revisited
Washington yesterday. remembered Daw-
ley distinctly and recalled that the de-
partment had discharged him because he
was continually stirring up trouble
Mr McHarg said he is sure nothing will
come Of the present attack on the COM
missioner. and thinks the whole matter,
when thoroughly sifJed. will prove moth
ing more than difference OF opinion be
tween Mr. DsWley and Commissioner
Neill as 10 the proper manner Of conduct
ing the child labor investigation
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-20
NEW DAWN FOR SOUTH.
W. VI. Finley Predicts PrOsperOas
Future at MissIssippf Meeting.

Future at Mississippi Meeting.
| THE South is a rich garden lying along
the great highway that leads to the mar
kets of the world. and the mission of
feeding and clothing the East and North
! will fall unto the South of tomorrow, %
declared President ". W Finley. of the
Southern Railway. last night in an ad-
| dress before the Mississippi Society at
Pythian Temple
THE completion of the Panama Canal
means a new era in the commercial
| development OF the South said Mr.
Finley. and the opportunity for inland
waterway traffic, in connection with the
excellent Gulf and sea ports. means that
the opportunity Of Mississippi and the
Southland is far beyond a few words
10 picture
Mr.. Finley spoke OF the demand for
cotton. and said all nations use the
supply had to come from the Southern
States. He also argued that in the days
20 come there would be q diversity OF
crop raising. and that cattle and stock
raising would become a major industry
or that section.
The West he continued. is being
gradually cut UP into farms, and stock
raising viii not have The place there
that it has had in the past
The grazing season is long in the South
and the day will come when the West
will not enjoy the distinction Of being
the great stock-raising section of this
country. The consumption OF meat to-
DAY is greater than the demand. and
there must be more stock raised
The speaker made It plain he believed
in forest conservation, and declared the
most rigid legislation in this direction
should be enacted The forests OF the
South he considered the most valuable
in the United States and should be
looked after before it IS too late.
The society adopted a resolution ex-
toiling Senator A. J. McLaurin. and ap-
pointed a committee 10 assist to look
out for the comforts Of the Mississip-
plans that might visit the World sunday
School Convention 10 meet here in May.
Representative Humphrey made a short
address. in which ne praised the State
OF Mississippi and its people \ banjo
and guitar duet was given By Percy
Lo~d and George 9 Furbershaw Mrs
NJ. 81. Metcalf read a humorous seIec-
ton and John Enrich sang several solos.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-20
DEEDS OF TRUST.


square sS2-Lots IS. 3. and a. Anton Zichu Fl ur.
70 William ]. Fathers and Harry 5. Welch
trustees 10 secure John N. Jones SsT5o, years.
3 per cent, semtsnnusny.
Square SS2-Lots 70 and & TO q: Anton Zichsl e.
TX. 70 Harry 3 Weleh and Aaron H. Ftear
trustees. 10 secure Helen r. W-lch. 81 900. l
year, per cent, semi-annually
Square s2-Lots 49 and 80; Anton Zichtl Ct ux.
10 William z. Edmouston and Louis II. Peak.
trustees to secure Edward &. McKncw, S25O0
> years. per CEN. seIEi-annuslly
Square 5sl--Part Of lot ]; Allan HeIAne Albert II
Michael D. Sullivan and William D. Sullivan.
trustees 20 secure Millard ?. Nicholson 500
year. per cent, semi-annualIy
Square Slots Is and II; Mutual Loan and In.
veSment Company 10 Frank T. Rawlings and
Jesse ". Rawlings. trustees. to secure Frank s.
Coilins $50 TO IS months. 9 per cent, ssmi.
annually.
Square 4s-Psrt Of lot >; Franklin T. Scr7in ei NJ.
TO Edward ". Whiteside and Harvey q. Win
feld trustees, SC secure Home Building Asso-
ciation. 500
Square 81 Lots 76 and =: Mutual Loan and In.
vestment Company 10 Edward J. StellTagen and
George r, Hamilton, trustees TO secure Thomas
N. Gale SH.oO1, years, Per cent. semi
annually.
Square sos-North part Of Lei 2 Samuel Cunning
ham ct W. 20 Frank ]. DieudOnne and James
Berry. trustees. to secure Perpetual Building
Association 81 0
Holmcad Estate-LOt a: John B. Ahen et u. 20
George NJ. EHimeTich and Douglass g. MacIan
trustees, 10 sscsre Washington Six Per Cent
Permanent Bailding Association, $500.
Meridian Hill--LOt 50 block %; Bessie II Lawrence
TO Ernest II. Daniel and Thad r. Sargeant t-ns-
tees 10 secure Augusta c. Motz, 81 500. ! TO 50
months per cent per annum,
Holmesd Msn0T-Lot 20 block IS Andrew 4 Lips
comb and William H. Saunders trustees to
Thomas 2. Woodward and Claud Livingston
trustees to secure Charles r. Carter, go 6
months. per cent per annum.
Bloomingdals-Dot 49, block : Bernard b Harrison
et w. to Washington Loan and Trust Company
trustee to secure Equitable Co-operatire Build
ing Association. SOC.
Square 225-I0t Il; Alice Meade ct viz 70 GeorEe
f. Fleming and Edward Ia Hilyer. trustees
TO William "a Crane. COO, years, per cant
seni-annUSlly.
Azsdia-Psnt q a tract; Herbert S. Wood ct W. TO
Louis p. Shoemaker and Wilton T. Lambert
trustees. 10 secure William o. Ray, 500, 8
years, peT cent. SeEni-arnuslly.
kslossms Heights-Iots to 4 and 81 block s;
Allan Z Walker ct w. TO william ]. Ez.jhers
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-20
Railway COMPANY sued.

Suit was fled against the Washing
ton Railway and Electric Company yes
terday by Morris Segal, through Attor-
neys HalIam & Hallam and E. L. Wilson
to recover 5000 damages for alleged per-
sonal injury. Plaintiff charges that a
car moving at an excessive rate of speed
collided with him While riding bicycle
at Ninth and L streets October 10 last.
throwing him from the wheel and causing
him serious injury.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-20
la vvSuftS.

No. S3ss Cecil French V. International Nstigr
ton Cosnpsny; damsgeS, s Ga. Att0znsy, {
backcff.
No. S1s.. Louis a. Dgusn Washington Gas
Asat Conp2ny. damages, $500 Attorneys Mc
Nem MeNeil
No. 5Zss Morris Segal IS Washington Rzilaa,
snd Electro Comrany; dam2Ees s. GO. Attorness
B2llsm Hsllam AID 2. +. Wilson,
Nc. 5LSs- Mo-ue / Flynn CAPITAL Trzcsio1
tomTaul. same. Attorney. II. ID. Rosenberg
Ne. 525eo. John H OBiTich " William O. Prem
tiss. e1eclt0-i account. N.s57.0 Attofney. i. B.
BehreDd.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-20
Proceeds of Lecture for Scholarship
in Trinity College.

Interest is being manifested in the lee.
ture, "Rambies in Ireland" by Rev
Michael Foley. of Baltimore. which will
be given tonight at National Theater
beginning al $50 O'Clock. under the aus
pioes OF the board of regents OF Trinity
College. Knights OF Columbus. and the
Ancient Order OF Hibernians.
The proceeds OF the lecture so to the
endowment Of a scholarship in Trinity
College for girls from the District The
scholarship is dedicated 10 the memory
Of Mrs. Anna Hansen Dorsey.
Senator Carter will introduce the lee
turer. and the seniors OF Trinity College
will be present in cap and gown TO give
out the programmes.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-20
LOCAL MENTION.
EyCTRSToNS To.n.v

NeTfolk and Washington Steamboat Comuanv's
steamers from foot Of Seventh street for Old Point
Comfort snd Norfolk daily at saS 7. m
Steamer Charles Macales,eg TO- Mount Vernon
Leaves SeTauth street wharf at 10 a. M. and lis
p m.
Cars from Fifteenth street and New York syeuus
every quarter h9ur for Zoo Park, Chevy Chase, and
kensington.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-20
DEMANDS $4,000 DAMAGES.
l.. A. Dunan FIies salt against Gas
light Company.

The Washington Gasllght Company is
named defendant IN a suit 10 recover
Sio.@0 damages. flied Yesterday by Louis
A. Dunan for alleged injuries received
while employed as laborer at the COM
pany's plant Twelfth and NJ streets
southeast
Mcneil & Mcneil. attorneys, claim
that while the plaintiff was pushing a
wheelbarrow across a gangplank without
raj protection on February s. 1909 the
wheel struck rut and threw him into
what Is known as a purifying box, strik-
Ing his back OH metal beam across
the tank, and seriously injuriEg his spine
Sc that he is now practically unable to
move. and unable TO work
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-20
MARRIAGE LICENSE.

William T. Walton. Of Newprt Nevs. Va. aud
zilphia Gard. % Smithheld, Va.
John F. Scott and Elena Parker
Charles Il. East IT,. and Matte B. Calhoun. both
Of Norfolk, Va
Oscar c. aIae ard Bertha L. Doy. both Of ste..
ems Pcr1, Wis.
Adolph W Hsrtzberg nd Blanche Hoander
Joseph L. shaw ard Julia V Davis, both n Coles
vile Nd.
Zspa I. George. Of Culpcper. Va. and SalHs l..
Bryant, Of FabcY Va.
r. Edssfd Cords. Of Longmesdow Mass. ami
Annie NJ. Holden. Of Springfield. Mass
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-20
Kniehts of Columbus to Dane.

Arrangements are now being made for
the annual charity ball. to be held under
the auspices of the Knights of Columbus,
at the New Willard on Easter Monday,
March 2S It is the purpose OF the COM
mittee in charge of the details to make
the coming ball the most successful
event Of the kind ever held In this city.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-20
U. S. CONSUL TO SPEAK.
Meeting VIII BE Held at First Con
gafionaI Church.

In First Congregational Church this
afternoon a mass meeting will be held
to discuss the condition OF child wives o.
India and advance measures for social
reforms The meeting viii be held under
the joint auspices Of the Mothers Con-
gress. the w. c. r. L.. and other organ
izations Of the District
William II. Michaels, United States con-
sui at Calcutta, Will deliver the principal
address, Rev, Charles f. Guthrie, Mrs.
Wilbotr f. Crafts. and Mrs. Margaret
Dye Ellis win also speak. Mrs James A.
MeGnl, OF this city, viii preside.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-20
Want. $4,000 Damages

Mrs, MolHe V. Flynn. through At
torney Maurice D. Rosenberg, has filed
suit against the Capital Traction Com
pany to recover 5000 for alleged personal
injury received October IS last PLAINTIFF
claims that while crossing Pennsylvania
avenue at Sixth street she was struck
by car and dragged some distance by
the fender. receiving painful injuries.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-20
Equity suits.

No. 1si5i. Ida y. RoVe rs. Clarence Y. Rove q
a.. divorce. Attorneys. J. 3. Archer and J. L.
Smith.
No. BIZ Matte r. Slater vs. John J. Walsh 2
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