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The Washington herald., 1910-10-22
W. 6 j. SLOANE
"Chaumont," "Kalliston" and
"Aeallo" Rugs.

In response he modern demand for seamless floor
ern plain we'll figured have introduced three
Amcrcanmadc Rugs of high artistic and material excellence
which sold in Washington exclusively by u.s.
The Chaumon Seamless Administer Rugs which notable
for their durability and the refinement oil their coo and designs
They be had wide range of plain coors and in figured
effects of marked decorative excellence including fine example
of the Chinese rug design being featured by exclusive decor
They in 26 regular sizes from f. in # 10
in at 81; 10 to u # Is f. $1O Rugs of special
and colors made order promptly in any width up Is
feet and in any length.
The "Kallon" Plain Color Seamless Rugs. which have
been received favorab by the public made 20 reg
ua sizes and 80 coIones These Rugs offer the Of
quality moderate prices the 9xl2 costing only $3.50
The new Aeallo Plain Color Seamless Rug high-pile
Administer of fine quality 1t made distinct color
ingentirey plain, plain with sngeband border,
toband border and with GhoTdes pattern border An add
tona pattern the Oushak" consists of small dark and
blue figures rich red ground producing Rug of handsome
appearance Five regular from 3x6 it, So Skis f.,
at S72
The Washington herald., 1910-10-22
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Z. S. Dept. Of Agriculture. Weather Bureau.

L. S. Dept. ~ Agriculture, Weather Bureau,
Washington Friday Oct. q, 1905 % m.
An extensive disturbance accompanied ts rain, has
developed in the Middle States. The center vas
cg-r Lake Michigan Friday evening and the dis
/ tgrha1c- wss gradually increasing iu energy. H. the
trans Mississippi region and SOD the South the weather
Is low mostly fair. D1t in Eastern sections % is
gradually b--lE1ing unsettled the storm uu the
. Great Lakes approaches. taufi1lau advises for
str1-E winds have tcgu 7eur o. Lake stations.
The l1V temperatures We-t q tae Mississippi have
moderated considerably. Iu Other sections ~ tie
caga,v rHe temperatures have bseu variable, bit the
. changes were rot NJ sre4t Importance.
Tie Lake storm viA move eastward. causing rain
iu The Lower Lake regeu, ths Northern and Middle
Atlantic States SATURDAY. and laF weather 1uI pre-
gau Do the V est and Middle States Saturday and
Eastern sections sunday.
The temperature viI he lower iu the Upper Ohio
Valley and the LoNgr Lake region. while DO West
en- and Ceutul sections the temperature vill trlds
ally li7- IN t4v Atlantic States h4Iaed changes
/ are Indicated
Tie winds along the New England coast wil' De-
brisk easser.y, b-c0miug variable; the Middle
Atlantic coast moderate % brisk southeast and south
shifting 90 so1jhve-rE!y; the South Atlantic aud
Guf coasts moderate variable. The Great LaAes
brisk % high westerly
Steamers departing Saturday for European ports
sII have bUss eastery, shifting 90 5outh5asreIly,
winds. with shJssgy weather, 20 the Grand Banks
The Washington herald., 1910-10-22
BODIES REMOVED TO MORGUE
Drowning victims Met Death by
Overlooking Boat.

The bodies of Richard Langley. of 500
Fourth street southeast. and Alexander
CoghiH. Of 1927 L street southeast who
were drowned in the Potomac River. op-
posite Giesbo-o Point Wednesday night
are at the District mOrgue.
Langley and Coghll hired a bateau
from Harry d. Bailey, proprietor of a
boathouse at the foot of Eleventh street
southeast, about o'clock Wednesday
night
William Lewis, of Alexandra, was gun
ming on the fats opposite Giesboro Point
yesterday morning and discovered the
bodies of Langley AM Coghin floating in
three feet of water.
The bateau was loaded with pig iron
The police say the weight was too much
for the boat especially as the water was
rough when they attempted to make their
way ia Alexandria Bailey told the pO-
lice he hired The boat TO three men. and
an effort is being made 70 learn the
Identity CT the third man.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-22
REACHES SUPREME COURT.
World Libel Case Decision Appealed
by Government.

Setting forth. the governments position
in appealing from q decision ot the
United States Circuit Court NJ New
York quashing an indictment for libel
against the New York World, a brief was
hied by the government in the United
States supreme Gpurt yesterday
The substantial question the brief
says. Ifs whether the United States
courts have jurisdiction 20 punish cor
p1Tati0n which printed In the city OF
New York a newspaper containing a
libel. criminal under the laws OF the
state Of New York and circulated copies
% the same within tie Federal territory
~ West Point"
The World was indicted March 1909.
on The charge Of "defmIng and maiign-
ing Col Roosevelt. President Taft,
Charles +. Taft one OF the President
brothers. Douglas Robinson. hrorher-in-
law Of the colonel, ana William Nelson
Cromwell
The Washington herald., 1910-10-22
lie Roy Wise Inquest To-day.

An inquest will probably be held this
morning TO clear the mystery surrounding
the death Of lie Roy Wise, nineteen years
Old, living in the Foxhall road, who died
or Georgetown University Hospital yes
terday from a fracture of the skull
Wise was found unconscious near the car
tracks at Prospect avenue and IHIrty-
eighth street northwest and died a short
time after being removed TO the hospital.
The police are inclined 10 the belief the
youth was struck by or fell from a car
The Washington herald., 1910-10-22
TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR OK TIRE HOUR"
CHEsAPEsKE & OHIO LINES

Published only rs information. not guaranteed.
200 p m. dailv-FoT Virginia West Virginia and
Kentucky uoiuts Pullman seereTs 90 Cneinnati
and Louisville Psrlrr Car 20 Virginia Hot Springs.
wsek3ays Dining Car FROM G0rdmsviIle.
ESQ r. m. daiIv-CINCTNNATf ST LOUTS-CHf-
CAGO SPECIAL. Solid train 20 St. Louis with
Pullman s,repers 10 Chicago. Stors only az impor-
tant stations. PIllmsn's finest equipment and c.. &
o. Ia carte dining car.
no y n daiiy-F F. '. limited. f'r Cincin-
nsd Louisville the West. Southwest and North
west Pullman sleeDcrS n Virginia Hot Springs.
Cincinnati and Louisville. n carte dining car
C. & o. OHlces 5l3 p. ave-. 1870 p ST. and
Union Station. PHONE Main 1865 end 22os for
tickets baszare checks reservations. and taxicabs
The Washington herald., 1910-10-22
PASTOR WELCOMED HOME.
Congregation Gives Reception 10
Rev. John Van Schaick.

Congregation Gives Reception 10
Rev. John Nnn Schaick.
The congregation OF the Church OF our
Father. Universalist. Thirteenth and I
streets northwest, gave "a reception last
evening iE honor OF the pastor Rev. John
Van Schaicb, and Mrs. Van Setback. Who
spent the summer Ia Europe
The reception was under the auspices
Of the board of trustees the Ladies Aid
Society. AID the Optimists' Club of the
church. After the reception, refresh
meut7 We're served. The choir sang spec
ciaI music and an orchestra. accompanied
the church organ.
The entertainment committees appointed
from the different societies OF the church
were. Nr. and Airs. IT, T. Williams. Mr..
and Mrs r. o. Knight, Air and Alrs- IT,
O.. Guass. Mr. and Mrs. Phil s Gunl1u,
DR. and Mrs l. O. Powers. /. - Ro5h-
hy, DIT and Mrs Willard s. small and
Dir. and AIRS. H. Y Bisbel.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-22
FREDERICK GREY HELD.
Alleged SwindIer Claims "a BE 1
British Vice Consul.

After "a preliminary hearing I'm the
Police Court yesterday morning. Fred
erick Grey. alias FREDERICK Grey, who
was arrested on q charge of swindIiug
George A. T.. Henderson. an employe of
the navy yard. out of $500 was held
under S2oO for the action Of the grand
jury Grey claims 10 be the British vice
consul 10 Mexico and dresses like a
Piccadily dandy II is charged he pro-
cured the money from Henderson under
the pretense that he would obtain for
him a position IN the diplomatic service
I'm Mexico.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-22

President Taft has made his plans TO
go 10 his home IN Cincinnati 10 vote on
election day.
He registered by affidavit Thursday
night lie VIII leave Washington on the
afternoon OF Monday. November Z, and
arrive in Cincinnati in the morning Of
election dsh. lie will leave Ciacinnau for
Washington the same afternoon, arriving
here November 9
After a few hours I'm Washington the
President viii start on his trip for Pan
anna. He VIII go by rail 10 Charleston,
5. c.. arriving there about o'clock on
the morning OF November 10.
He viii 20 aboard the battle ship Ten
nessee some time IN the morning and thar
battle ship with its convoy. the Montana,
viii leave Charleston at high tide on
the 10th.
The President probably viii be accom-
panied by Mrs. TAFT ana Charles d. Nor
/ ton. secretary 10 the President
Cabinet Holds Meeting.
Two members of the Cabinet were alb
| sent from the first regular meeting since
/ the Presidents return from Beverly, held
/ Secretaries Dickinson. Of the
War Department. and Meyer. Of the
Navy. The first named is abroad, and
the head OF the Navy Department is in
spectng navy yards on the Pacific coast
The Cabinet was busy yesterday with
routine department matters that concern
I estimates for next years appropriations,
! The recommendation I'm the Presidents
message. and the furtherdnce Of the plan
[ OF economy Ia the executive departments
William r $ GrisWold. Of New York
/ secretary OF the Stocks and Bonds Com
mission appointed by President Tart
under the authority OF the railroad law
I passed at the last session of Congress,
was in Washington yesterday, arranging
/ FOR headquarters for the commission.
They probably viii be- given space IN the
/ Senate office building.
Kellogg Denies RumOr.
Frank B. Kellogg. after a cali on the
President yesterday. made IL clear 20 the
newspaper men that he would not accept
the Office OF Solicitor General 90 succeed
the late LLOYD W Bowers. There has
been much speculation as u the prob1-
bulty Of AIR KclI0gg's appointment. Mt
Kellogg explained yesterday that ae called
on the President merely 10 pay his
respects Late in the afternoon he went
for O. horse back ride with the President
Senator Cullom. OF Illinois, was one OF
the afternoon callers ar the White House
lie said the object of his visit was 20
pay his respects to the President and 90
look after some appointments IN his
State.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-22
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n. B.-Following schedule fglrss published only
as information and ara not guaranteed.
For Atlanta Birmingham, Mobile, New Orleans.
Ashssille a.. m. and l5a5 p. H. For Chattanooga
and Memphis, ESQ a. N. daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville, Chattanooga. Birning-
ham, New Orleans, 70 10 D. m
Fer Roanoke. Knoxville Chattanooga, Nashville.
Memphis. 4I0 N. daily. lsleeriug car open after
70 p. M
Tor Atlanta Birmingham Columbia Charleston,
Augusta. Aiken Savannah jacksonville. and Florida
points. AIS ?. m. daily.
l. 5. BROWN. General Agent
The Washington herald., 1910-10-22
SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTICE To STOCKHOLDERS SEVENTY
third regular quarterly dividend q ~ yer cent has
been declared on the capital stock u the WASH
lNGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY. pay
able N1TenbaT g. 1910 when chicks for such 6irf-
deud Wl be m85lcd 70 Gil stockholders o. registered
addreS. The hloks " the company viii b. c0s-I
for the J1usfl ~ stock f,0m October 3 % NJyem-
her j. 1910 both dates inclusive. stockholders vino
have changed their address since date NJ last
dividend VIII please notify tie company. HARRY
q. MEM Treasurer. ocI5rZ
The Washington herald., 1910-10-22
INSECT POWDER MEN HEARD.
Manufacturers Agree that New Law
VIII BE Beneficial.

Insect powder men were given 4 hear
ing yesterday before a committee COM
posed Of Solicitor McCabe, OF the Depart
ment OF Agriculture; Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue r. +. CabeU, and
Charles Earle, Solicitor Of the Depart
ment Of Commerce and Labor. The meet
ing was TO draft measures Tor the en-
forcement of the iusecticide act
Manufacturers from an over the coun-
try We're present, and greed that new
law would be a good thing Among
those who spoke were James A. Blan-
chard. Dr. Leon y. Adler, Charles y
Woodruff Benjamin Hammond. and r.
n Mccormick
The Washington herald., 1910-10-22
NORFOLK & WESTERN RWY.
scHEDCLE n $50 -. 2. pa.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCT. 2, 1910.
Leave Washington New Union Station.
go g. m.-DaLy-Au points On Norfolk ara West.
trn.
1910 =. rn.-Daily-Roanoke. Bristol. Winston 81.
lem Knoxville. Chattanooga. Nashville. New Or
leans Through Sleeper Dining Cars.
$40 A. m.-F0r Bristol Knoxville. ChattanOoga
Nashville. and MemphiA- Washington Memphis
sleeper open 10 r. m.
For Norfolk-Lsa,e Washington n 3. m. daily.
suiTe Norfolk. II % a. m. 1901 noon daily. arriVs
Norfolk. $40 p n. weekdays. Leave Richmond.
Sunday. 4a6 p m. arrive Norfolk 7 80 p. N.
3I5 p. Daiy-BeTTyville Luray. Shenandoah.
Trans from the Southwest arrive 6a5 a. m. l0.ss
r. m and 1918 a. m
All information Fourteenth street and New Yorz
svsuue tBond Buildingl-
The Washington herald., 1910-10-22
BAND CONCERT TODAY.
LIKED CITY TOO MUCH.
Wife's Petition Answered ny Prof
Reginald Thompson.

Blaming his wife for his domestic
troubles. because she craved too much
for city life, Prof. Reginald Thompson,
until recently principal of Hamilton pub
lie school. and a teacher in the Frank
lin night school. yesterday fled an an
swer 10 his wife's petition for mainte-
nance.
Because Of his legal residence I'm Glen
dale. Prince George County. Md, Prof
Thompson filed plea that any legal
proceedings would have TO be instituted
at Upper Marlboro.
IN answer to the charges of his wife,
Mrs Maud Mckee Thompson. he said
that ever since he removed his residence
10 Glendale his wife refused to live with
him and has spent the greater portion
OF her married life at her mothers
home against his wishes. The rule order
ing Prof Thompson 70 show why he
should not provide for the support Of his
family was continued until next Thurs
day.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-22
DENIES WOMAN'S CHARGES.
Arthur 6. Plant Tells of Her speeu-
IattOns ia stock.

Arthur c. Plant. president of the firm
of A. q. Plant q CO.. yesterday filed
an answer 10 the petition of Mrs Leont
b. Helm for the recovery Of certain
stock. and for an accounting, denying
there We're irregularities Ia the firm s
dealings with Mrs. Helm.
According 70 Mr.. Plant, Mrs Helm
began 10 invest In September. 1899 and
ended her specializing August g. last,
with "a balance of $3134, her investments
having aggregated S-l92952. Mrs Helm
alleged that the Plant firm maintained
fictitious entries
The Washington herald., 1910-10-22
NOTABLE MEN TO SPEAK.
southern Industrial Association VIII
Hold Open Session.

The Southern Industrial Educational
Association win hold its first meeting Of
the season this evening at the residence
Of the president Judge Seth Shepard.
/ There win be a large open meeting OF
the association on November IS Thomas
Nelson Page and other notable men will
speak on the Importance OF Industrial
education.
I'm the afternoon there viii be a sale Of
baskets and weaNings, spreads, rugs,
covers, &c, made 10y the mountain peo-
pie il the schools. aided by the assOcia-
ton
The Washington herald., 1910-10-22

TIL trouble with aviation is that
tn more successful YOU are tn fur
Their YOU fall
Speakin' o. tn wave o. extrava-
gance Yesterday, Rev. Wiley Tan
ger said that many workin' men er
now eatin' hominy ever day that
used / be satisfied with tn cheaper
cuts o. beef.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-22
LocnI Temperature.

Midnight @; ? a. M. 80; q. u., s. G a. m. 55
3 A. m., q. 10 a. H., 66. z noon. c. 2 p. H.. 6;
Z p. m.. - 6 p M. e. J.. IT,. G.. 10 p. H., 60.
. Maximum. O. minimum, 81.
Relative bUmidity-s a.. u.. 60 , r. m, IS; D. m.
g. Rainfall Is 3. m. % %. m.l, q. Hours Of sun
shine % Per cent "a possible sunshine II
Temperature same dale last yelr-Alazimum. s.;
minimum "a
The Washington herald., 1910-10-22
c. c. SLOAN & CO. 7a5a5a5s=z.
TRUSTEES SALE a. VERY VALUABLE MOD
ERN REsLnEN-Ns EELNn IHEML-Ea Als.

TRUSTEES SALE ~ VERY VALUABLE MOD
ERN RESIDENTS. BEING PREMISES SOS.
l62. 1851 AND 1856 "B" STREET SOUTH
EAST WASHINGTON ID. e..
Under sud by virtue a tie power q authority
Imposed b. a certain dssd n trust bearing date tho
. twenty second day OF july 1872 and recorded the
thiTtte,h day Of JUly. 1879. 20 L-bef Ne 80, i1io
IL et seq. one of the land ra1llas Of the District
Of Columbia default having been made IN tie pay
ment q the debt secured hy said deed 0f trust the
undersigned viii offer for sale 81 public auction. IN
front Of the property, on THURSDAY, the thirteenth
DAY Of 0ct0he. 1910 az tCur o'cocS 2. m. the fol-
loving described real estate. with Improvements.
easements rights of ways aui appureuHrces there
unto belonging situate and lying in the District
a Columbia. namely. Lots ninety seven or ninety
eight 49, and uluety-Blue t9ei iu George T. Flem-
ing and Aus0n s. Tayi0rs. trustees subdivision 0I
part Of square ten hundred and thi1y-seTeE llS'.
as per plat recorded IN Liner g. folio $50 Of -le
records ~ the Surveyors Once 81 The District ~
Columbia excepting such p0tiCns u said lots nine
ty-seEen go and nineJy-dght 1851 as have hereto
fore been released for alley purposes improved By
three modern residences known as premises Nos.
1852. Isi. ard 1865 street southeast subject 10
rrlor membranes Of 500 GA lot r. S20 or Tor
Is. and f2oa5 on Tot 3D. secured by aeed Of trust
dated July p 1859. three years, a. 5l3 per cent.
Terms u sale: Each house VII be offered f1r sal5
separately deposit u two hundred dollars peg
house must be made with the trustees az the time
Of sale. subject % forfeiture Il the terms II sale be
not complied with and the balance q the purchase
price for each house shall he at the purchasers op
ton al c5sh or one-third cash and the balance in
equal portions In notes q the purchaser, payable
in one and two years from the date q the sale
with interest thereon from their date until paid. az
the rate Of per ceut7lm per anaum, payable semi
annually and secured by deed Of Trust on the prop
erty sold an C1LyeyaEcIng and recording al Tie e1-
Teusc of the purchaser
Terms q sale must be compiled with within fifteen
DAYS from the date Of sale or the property VIII be
resald az the rsk and cost o. The deflultiug pur-
chaser afte- five days reimbursement ia some news
paper Published IL Washington u. G.
GEORGE L. FLEMING.
Trustee
EDWARD I. HILLNER,
Trustee
Union Trust Building 18th and s,s nv.
The sale If the above property Is Kostponed until
MONDAY. October 4 1910 at the same hour auc
place. BY ORDER OF TIE TRUSTEES
The Washington herald., 1910-10-22

EiCu. under date Of october 5, adopted
the following
COMRADE =. J. HOFFLIGER.
Gods fingers touched him and De sleTr-'
IT, the death 81 Ccmrade HCfH1er We realize that
the prcmTueIt suffers ga ITsgurahr lgos. His
chair IS indeed vacant fog be was ana ideal member
prompt E his attendance NJ our regular meetings,
ard whether as an officer n in the 1rs7. always
ready On discharge faithfully ard wen every duty
assigned lin. sId his purse w.s always 1pen Tor
liberal contributions when necessity demanded As
3 soldier r.s record was ot the very best ard IN
civil life be- carried the same strong claIacte-s,ics
that msrse5 him SIS soldier
I'm his approaching death be exhibited the same
undaunisi courage that marked his life and without
fael he heroi5aIy met the end. and touched by the
finger Of Cod De peacefully passed - his eternal
rest.
We realize or loss ard the iTepambe losf 70 his
tegca5ed sud stricken family. and 90 tbem we ex-
tend our most sincere sympathy Offering as c0uslLa-
rion the record Of an honorable and useful life.
The alT1'sGt IS directed 10 record this memorial
IN our 11i.laI proceedings ard % transmit o. the
family oH.y atrs,-ri copy thereof.
Respectfully submitted.
HENRY SANFORD,
HOMER RIGGS.
GIDEON LYON
Committee;
". J.. DAILY,
Colonel.
Attest; W. J, WEISS. Adigtsat-
The Washington herald., 1910-10-22
Tide Table.

TOdsy-High tide. I0:is a. m and ua0 p. m.
loa tide. : q. N and 588 D. IN
Tomorrow tide Ial a. n. low tide. SIS
a. and ~ D. N.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-22

New York Oct 4--AuiVed out. Butcher. al
Plymouth; frinz Friedericb Wilhelm at Bremen.
sailed frum foreign ports Ksisenn Augusse Vic
toEIa, from CherbOuIg
The Washington herald., 1910-10-22
REGISTERS AS VOTER
President Going to Ohio on
Election Day.
RETURNS HERE NOVEMBER 9

Aftar Few Hours in Capital Chief
Executive VIII start On Trip 10
Panama, Going 10 Charleston,
Where He VIII board Battle ship
Tennessee-Cabinet Il Busy.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-22
Condition of the Water.
Ocean steamships.

Special 20 The Washington HeTad
Harpen FaU. W. Va Der. n-Both rivers clear.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-22
Temperature IN Other cities.

Temperatures ID other cities. together with the
amount II rainfall fer The tventy-fJgIr hours ended
at J., IN. yesterday, are as follows:
The Washington herald., 1910-10-22
RAILROADS
& ONO RAILROAD

LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR on The ODD HOUR"
TO PHILADELPHIA AID NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. esD STREET NEW YORK
go e. r.. Diner Pullman PaTlJr Car.
fsN0 a. m. FivehCur train. Cafe Psyl0E Car.
So g. m. Cafe parIar Car.
81 60 a. N. Diner and Pullman Parl0r Car.
'I5G p n. Diner ard Pullman psr-r Chr.
. 80 D. w. Royal Limited" Al Pullman 5hour.
1i00 p. m Coaches 70 Philadelphia.
$50 n. m. Diner ana Observation parl5r Cas-
$50 @. ~. Coaches 20 New York.
1926 night. S'-epsrs 90 New YORK..
s2.52 o. M Sleeper % phiIadsluhia and New York.
ATLANTIC CITY. T10. -3oo. tilDo A. IA. 100.
800 p M
TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR OF TIRE HOUR"
tWssk DAYS 100 2. m 20 II N p. NJ
49, 800 ga 10 10. 500. T.7e 90
UA5. eco. 's0o 600. $50. ffNo f:s5 500 . 05
$50. ECO. $50. T1o 500. 800. 1880, 'ls:5,
'uN. 12:I5 night
WESTWARD
CHICAGO .9.'0 q. IN. 2 - - 80 p. n.
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS AND LOUISVILLE,
'2:o o. m. = - q. m 'i2lo night.
PITTsRURG, -9Ho a. m. ~. $40 D N. 'l2;S
night. fS'rrre- ready 70 p. NJ
CLEVELAND $40 p. m.
COLCMBUS $50 p. m
WEEPING '91a a a.. 's.aN 2 n.
CUMBERLAND SIS o. m Queen city SperisL
WINCHESTER. f9Io a. m 40 800 p m
FREDERICK. $50 $40 500 o. n, $50 ti15.
E8s r. m.
HAGERSTOWN. t9Ie =. N, $50 y m
'Dsiv. fFvrert Sunday. sSurdsv only.
TELEPHONES ~ all rho following Ticket Orcss;
In7 @ -. NV. Main 1871. 6ls Pr-nsvlvanis ave.
Main gTs. New Union Station. Ticket Oice. Main
fss0, Information Bureau. Main TSss.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-22
IN MEMORIAM.
CoMRAnE Y. J. HOFFLIGER.

Encamnment no. 60, Union Veteran Le-
Eiou. under date Of October 5, adopted
tie f-LI-u-inr-
The Washington herald., 1910-10-22

The sale Of the above property is Sostponad until
MONDAY. October Il 1910 at the same hour ane
place. BY ORDER or TIE TRUSTEES
Ocl4-1&dsexS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-29
The Medium.

papa, what is the person called who
brings you in contact with the spirit
world"
"a bartender, my son."-Exchange.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-29
La Wild Walns.

Tourist-Good morning. my pretty
maid. Whose sheep are these!
Shepherdess-They belong to Mr.
Goronwy Cadwaladr. sir.
T.-Oh, a very nice name too! And
where does be live?
Sat Tre'rgeifrgwylltion.
T.-Have you been much from
home?
S.-Only in Anglesey. sir. | went
with my brother and my sister to LA
acknowledgements and from there
TO see Creiglau Crugyll aud came back
to Llanfairmathafarneithaf, and then
T.-Hold hard. Let me breathe a
littlei Well, where afterward?
Swell, my brother had to go back
10 Chwarel Caebraichycafn aud my
sister to Llanaelhaiarn, but on our
way home we went to see the little
church by the river-such a funny old
fashioned church. sir.
T.-Where is It? mean what par
ish?
SIN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
T.-Mercy on us! That's enough!
However shall find such a placer
London Spectator.