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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-08
The New JeWelry
The New ParaSOlS

New black and white stripes
and checks in jacquard effects:
plain and embroidered taffetas
in all the new shades; hand
some novelty silks, white en-
broidered linens. lined pongees;
newest handles, carved wood
novelties. mission and mush-
room styles.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-08
New Ribbons

Plaids and Dresdens in light
and new dark standings are
among the very newest shown
for Spring, and glace ribbons
will also be very popular; taffe-
tas in embroidered self-colors
for hair ard sash ribbons are
very beautiful. New ribbon hair
ornaments are in the form of
yiolets, daisies and roses: these
are very effective for evening
wear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-21

AUL CO. 7TH al NV.
i::s Wash NV ar, wl4.5o
zoos 4th ne, 3r.w IL Oh
2Oi2 Ga av NV. :ir . 30
80 Johnson 81 nv.
3r. w.... o %
STORES.
1888 It'll NV. 20 Oh
2oaS Ga av NV. IL 90
9o3i Ga av NV. .li.50
GIG La av, basem't.S.0J
STABLES.
RI 1913 18th nw.
garage .... 1900
Rear 2Il3 Ga av,
sta & . acres. ..l2.Oo
Rear elol Sth NV.
4 stalls. 1890. 1000
RI 925 y Jay nwlo. Oh
OFFICE ROOMS.
512 r NV. 3r. +. 40 %
5l2 + nw. lr. -. 1000
WAREHOUSES;.
Frcedman's alley. 400
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-21
RENT IRON
SHANNON Il ItCUS.

The NEWFUHT,
H164 Florida ave-. NV.
Just The apartment you' We been looking for,
but half square north of Massachusetts ave.
AMI located lines: surrounded by
the handSomest homes in Washington. Apart
mens Of and rooms and tiled baths. with
showers: steam heat, gas and electric lights.
and porches. Ia fact. they modern through
out. the building recently completed.
Rents from $40 $3.50.
YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS THIS CHANCE
A. + FoN CO; Established 1916,
JANTrOR ON PREMISES.
ia f IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-21

FOR RENT-BY b. +. )
1929 9TH NV. Tor. bSJo.50
81 Mass av NV.
store. Or. h..-..J0,O
931 y NV. Or. b. 40 40
400 Mass av.ab. $50
1912 r INV. ST. b.35. 80
1927 Md av ne. b. 800
1919 y J v.sr. b. ESQ
1913 I. NV. ar. -. u 50
40 n Y nv ne, Or. b25.0
ga . NV. Or. b. 25-5o
S3l 18th ne. Or. b.23.:50
1e3 Gh.ard. Or. b. D 90
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205 Morgan NV Or. BIZ so
AIS p NV. Or. b. Do
11G X I nv nw.1r.w11.5o
Gl.s y NV. ar. b. %
254l 9th NV. tir. w.l5.0
3l4 nv av Sc. 5r. b.l5.3O
1907 B nc. Jr. b. 1889
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~ Deratur pe.5r. wl0.O
C0LORED< TENANTS.
1917 latI NV. or. b2o 30
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-21
FOR RENT-OFFICES.
RENT FROM

Two beautiful Office rooms Pa. facing
the post office reasonable to desirable tenant.
Also fine communicating offices 18th st. front,
Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-21

Rrsdford's Pharmacy 9th and II. T. ave-
Bitter Field Druggists I'd and Ina,aha a''
Fed B. CanpI'ei. Drugs 4aas Ga. ave.
Thos A. Dohyns. 18th and Columbia roao.
Dupont Pharmacy Goth and 1 SITS
Fnply's Drug Store: lith and clifton s.s
Emerson G. W nth st and rars &, road
G1oidenbergs Bureau Of Information
merbsis Drug Store. 25th and Pa ave-
HotzcIaw's Newsstand. 17O5 Pa; a.e
Interior Dept. Sth and F. Postal Telesrapn.
8 Kann. Sons & Co Information Bureau.
nfs Davis bsns si pr ! sio3e and sn ."d
National Hotel, Postal Telegraph.
Fortmaus Pharmacy. 18th and r. !. ave.
Roland Wallace. Newsstand and Stationery
Store. 92S 9th st NV.
Union Station. Postal Telegraph.
United States Capitol. Postal Telegraph -.
wcodward & Iofhrop. Sup.rnten,dsns,Sn desk
5s2s conn9rtcut ave Postal al T e s,.
GEORGETOWN:
0.Donncli's Drug Store 32d and N SITS
oDonnell's Drug Store, 3od and SITS
Pridcs Pharmacy. 18th and r sts
NORTHEAST:
EuiI"r.s Pharmacy. 4th and stanton pi ne.
?. X Richardson & Co.. y. Cap and sts.
Kenealy's Pharmacy. y. Capitol and sts.
= l, kranse 9Th and SITS ne. =.
Maor s5 fnafm nth a 18th and
aeatman. D. A.. Pharmacy. 9TH anu d ".
SOUTHEAST:
Rradl"y's Drug Store. sth and F. SITS Sc.
0Donneifs Drug Store, I'd and Pa. ave. Sc.
NJ s Fealy. Druggist. 11th and Pa ave.
SOUTHWEST:
Harrncfon's Pharmacy. 44 18th ST.
11th ST. wharf. Postal Telegraph once.
Salliyan's prng store: 7:t and d SITS. s-w-
Charles $. Walter. 901 Al st. s.w.
TENLEYTOWN. ID. c.:
George T. Parton Druggist. Wisconsin ave.
ANACOSTIA. d. c.:
Mrs. r. F. Williamson. Dry Goods Store. 1ol
Nichols ave Sc
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For RENT sos * ST Ne: & ROOM RHHK:
mod. imps.; good repair; ri SIS Key next
door Sln. f. W. TUCKER n ERD..
de2S-3vt'A 40 81 "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-21

FOR RENT TWO LARGE NICELY FURNISH
ed rooms SIT 18th ST NV ia.1 -:s,A
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.
rIE cANAIS ~ MANS
Player should commence v

ONE LARGE AICONE FRONT ROOM, SUIT
able for one Two gentlemen. second door,
next 7" bath: private family. 1902 L st. NV
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2004 6. I3r b. an .O7 Goth NV .r b. - 20
offer invited I'll Goth. ar. H.. - 30
| SIX 2lst. ill. b. hwh50 90 24o1 NJ 1r L. y, ~
/ 9iS NV 81. b. fur. 40. % So4J o. Or " II; =,
| 2105 Pa NV. Sr. b31. 20 1na aoth nv .-h
1880 r Cap. ST. b.io 30 800 9Th ir. w L. -
! 500 Odd NV. Or. b.. .35. 10 1900 r so or W q %
| 316 sc. Or. b. - SO
| 1918 Pa av. fat. 3r. i20sls q sw Gr.b 10 -
steam heat 300 i2o5i. c no ar h. 81 n
20 Q NV. or. b. ..225G 4l-i. 18th Sc ir h. IL o.
STABLE.
PIG r. NV. stalls IN no
GEO w LINkINS
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FOR RENT - WAREHOUSE. lIaX2I3 ONE
floor. l. and 1st SITS ne. will remodel. giving
200 TO 10000 feet separately. W. +. NASH,
owner 12c N NV. jal9-3t
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WANTEQ-AGENTS.

WANTED CAM AS>ERS AND AGENTS: TWO
articles for automobile show ana Mrkinle,
birthday. Sample. IL cents. Two for - cents
hy mail. FRED II TT. II Ann ST. New York
iaai.I
The Washington herald., 1910-10-20
W. c. T. U. OPENS SESSION.
Mrs, Clinton Smith Urges Prohibi-
tion In District.


The thirty-slxth annual convention OF
the District w. c. T. L. was opened ~
McKendree N. E. Church yesterday
morning. The convention was called 10
order by Mrs. Clinton Smith, president OF
the association.
After the reading Of the minutes and
reports from the different officers. an
address Of welcome was made by Rev. f.
T. M0wbray. pastor Of the church. Mrs
A. 7. Hanson responded.
The morning session was devoted TO
routine business and an outline Of the
work planned for the coming year. Mrs
Smith made a speech In which she urged
prohibition in the District
Liquor conditions in Washington" said
Mrs. smith, are rapidly growing worse
The liquor habit is spreading among our
young hoys, and is running a greater
number of homes every year Our only
remedy is 10 secure prohibition. and the
temperance women Of the District are
determined TO keep up the fight until pro-
hihition IS Won"
The afternoon session was presided over
by Mrs. Jennie W Robinson, vice presi-
dent at large. The following committees
were appointed TO the national conven-
ton:
Crelentials-Mrs. Charles P. Grandheld and Mrs
/. ID. Clark
Rgsoluti0ns-Mrs. :. VI. Westcott chairman, Dr.
Isabelle Munger. Mrs. NJ C. Davis Nrs. Nellie H.
Bradley. Mn j. Il. Dony. Nm. J. A Winner
Mrs Margaret Imrc Miss Emma Hunter Mrs
$. T. Kaufman. Mrs. v. NJ, Mattingy. and Mrs
EDELIN,
Courtesies-Mrs, Anna G. Van Arsdale Mrs NJ
p simpson, Ms L. NJ Ebert. and Mrs. Alfred
Wood.
Pages-Miss Mabel Ramsey, chairman; Miss Ma
bel Callahan. Miss Eta HauuTer. Miss Helen Skin
ner. Mrs. Frances Bowers Miss May Guilford and
Mis- May Simpson.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-20
WANT CONVENTION HALL.
Hoard of Trade VIII Ask Congress
for $4,000. 900 Structure.

Determining To obtain from Congress an
appropriation Of $4,000 with which
shall be constructed In Washington a
convention HAN, open 10 organizations
throughout the United States for their
annual meetings. the Industrial committee
OF tie Board Of Trade yesterday after
noon launched the movement. which is
ultimately 20 result IN the Capital being
the one convention city OF the country
BY the vote of the committee the matter
viii lie urgently moved al the annual
meeting of the Board 10 be held in No
Nembe", and concerted action taken 70
place the bin before the TWO Houses OF
Congress.
This movement is along the line Of
several others urged upon the Board al
various times AT the meeting yesteT-
day afternoon letters were read ralue t
ing the favorable Endorsement II the
committee on "a project involving the Is
adjustment In Washington of exhibition
buildings. representing each state and
foreign country The holding IN the city
of a two weeks national fair was also
brought up. Both OF these propositions,
the Board considers too large 10 be UNI
de.taken at this time. They will. there
fore, push only the convention aall ap-
preparation at this gime. holding the
larger matters i'm allegiance.
Upon communications from the Master
Builders and the Builders League Of the
District the committee went on record
as iHdorsiug their open shop resolutions.
although they made plain that IN giving
this Endorsement no discrimination
against the labor organizations of the
Cftv was meant
The Washington herald., 1910-10-20
UTILITIES BOARD URGED.
BrightwoOd People Think the Com.
missioners Are Handicapped

Citizens of Brightwood think the Com
mlssioners have too much work 20 do
They viii ask Congress 10 create a
public utilities commission 10 supervise
and control all public service corpora
tons operating within the District Il
resolution 10 this effect was adopted az
a meeting Of the association IasI night
II was pointed out that the Commits
si0ners are Handicapped iu their duties.
and that an organization Of experts would
be OF invaluable assistance A copy Of
the resolutions was forwarded "a the
Fedora ton Of Citizens Associations for
its approval
Howard Fisk, president OF the Wash
ingtou and Baltimore Transit Company,
which is operating a line between Geor-
gia avenue and Fourteenth street, said
the cars would be- running on schedule
time I'm a few days
Standing committees for the ensuing
year were appointed.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-20

year 20 Miss r. 2. Gardner. teacher Of third grade.
Gales school.
Reduce Miss Z. 3. Weaver. second 10 hrsi grade.
Beuuirg Sc5o0.
Grant Ieave without Tay 70 the end q the school
year % Miss r. T. Rucker teacher q seventh
grade Van Buren, School
Reduce Miss l. T. smaczum for better grading
and organization from teacher o. second % teacher
u fIst grade. BaUuesrE school.
Place name n Miss Pauline HoisT co LIST o. sub
stitute. ln high schools teacher q German.
Flacc name Z Miss May j. Graham dL list q
substitutes in drawing IN graded and high schools
Place name n Miss Allie Button GA lis u sub
stitutes m graded and high schools.
Place name Il Miss Marguerite DeTle on liSt o.
substitutes IN graded aud high schools.
Place name of Miss Ida p. KuLusr ~ list =
substitutes N the graded schools and also IN draw
Hs.
Place name ~ Mr. Harold r Greeuwald on hst
q substitute teachers En- Liga sclO1.s
Pzce name a. Mis- Francs r.. Towers on isy o..
substitutes I'M high schools
Place name Of Mr. Fay =. Luc4s m LIST q sub
1itutes ia the graded and high schools
Place name ~ Mrs Mar Mortimer On list q
substitutes r. graded and high schools
Place nans ~ Miss abel J. Capcu on Ns. q
substitutes 10 graded and high schools.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-20
NAVY OFFICERS RETIRED.
Admiral Milton and Engineer White
Reach Age Limit.

Rear Admiral John Milton. Of Ken
lucky. and Civil Engineer L. 8 G. White,
of Ohio. were yesterday placed on the
retired list OF the navy. having reached
the age limit
Admiral Milton has served continuously
since 1876, and was active during the
war with spain. having command Of the
Badger. lie has served at the Naval
Academy, in the photographic Once at
san Francisco. at the Naval War Col
lego. and as inspector of hghtships on
the PdclnC coast lie reached the grade
of rear admiral January 9. 1910, and has
since been commandant OF the naval
training station al San Francisco
Civil Engineer White entered the serv-
ice in 1877, after serving as engineer in
the regular army FOR seven years He
was recently on duty at the Navy De-
partment
The retirement OF Admiral Milton will
promote Capt. Albert MertZ 70 rear
admiral, and Commander John H. Glib
bCns To captain. while Engineer Whites
retirement promotes Civil Engineer Frank
O. MaxsOn 10 senior captain Of the corps,
and Civil Engineer Robert r. Peary 10
Junior CAPTAIN
The Washington herald., 1910-10-20
PARISHES NAME DELEGATES.
Holy Name Societies Arrange for
Grand street Parade.


As crusade in the cause OF clean
speech, a great parade will be held by
the United Holy Name Societies OF Wash
lngton Sunday afternoon, November G. Il
will be a splendid march through the
main boulevards OF the Capital, and will
be representative of Maryland and North
ern Virginia. as well as OF this city.
Plans are now practically complete as
a meeting OF the committee on arrange
ments in St JOseph's parish house. Z
and Second streets northeast, last night,
showed that few details remain TO be
disposed OF. The following parishes viii
send delegations 20 the parade: ST
Peters. ST. Josephs, 81, Domnic's. HOLY
Comforter, st. Cyprian's. ST Vincent's.
st. Margarets Holy Name. 81. Mat
thew's, St Martins. st. Anthonys. Sol
diers' Home. ST. AIMS. ST. Stephens.
Church Of the Nativity. and ST. Johns. of
Forest Glen
The parade will form In Capitol Square
at 2;5s o'clock, marching down Z 10 First
street. thence TO Pennsylvania avenue, 70
Seventeenth street. thence 70 the Monu-
ment Here brief exercises will be held.
and two addresses. one of a religious and
the other of a patriotic nature, will be
made.
The spiritual adviser is Rev p. i.
Meagher and the grand marshal P. ].
Haltigan. NJ. D. Schaefer is chairman of
the committee OF arrangements, and NJ. j
Driscol. secretary. The other members
are Andrew Betz, Richard A Curtin. +.
Hannah, Clarence Donohue, Michael Shea.
Thomas w. Short. Alden Dillon. J. +.
Gin. and John S Doran. The next meet
ing of the committee OF arrangements
will be held in Holy Name Church Mon
daV evening
The Washington herald., 1910-10-20
SUES DOCTOR FOR $4,000.
Woman Alleges He Was Not in Wait
ing for StoFk.

Mrs. A G Thomas has sued DIT. A. c.
Merriam for 5000 The suit is one Of
the most peculiar ever filed IN the Dis
rict supreme Court the point involved
being whether a physician may be held
responsible for not being in his Office or
his failure 10 leave note where he
can be found
AIRS. Thomas states IA her petition that
DR.. Merriam was warned several weeks
before April ] last tina, the stork was
lowering over the Thomas home, end she
alleges that he should have held himself
in readiness for the emergency.
Despite this warning, she alleges that
IL took members of her family three
hours TO locate the physician, and by the
time he arrived az her home the pro-
verbal bird had performed its mission
and departed.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-20
SIGMA DELTA DIMES.
Local Chapters of Fraternity Hold
Annual BANQUET,

The local chapters OF the Sigma Delta
Fraternity and their Washington Alumni
Association held their fifth annual ban
quet at the Arlington Hotel last night.
The long banquet tables were surround
ed by the college men. who made thu
banquet room ring with merry laughter
and college yelis
r. H. Alleman acted as POSTMASTER,
and the following toasts were responded
to: THE fraternity as a power for good, ."
by l. Boss: Progress by l.. Leonard;
My first initiation. or when I was the
goat" by T. T. Tyler; Benefit of fra
ternal relationship as seen in after life. q"
by a. NJ. Mcdonald, and Spirit" by M
Colbert.
The committee on arrangements was
composed OF J. c. Hammack, chairman;
NJ Mcdonald, Il H Falconer. G. l.
Kraft. and J. c. Bubb.
Harry Clicks orchestra furnished the
music
The Washington herald., 1910-10-20
RATES CAN BE COLLECTED.
Interstate Commission Hands Down
a Formal Order

IN a formal order handed down yester-
day the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion constructs the effective date of The
fourth section Of the railroad rate act
OF June Is last, the long and short haul
section
The Commission decides that until
February u all rates on file on August
i providing for "a higher rate for
shorter than a longer haul, can be col
lected, and in addition carriers can make
application Tor permission 20 install new
rates. assessing a higher rate for a
shorter than longer haul. under certain
circumstances,
The law recognizes exceptional circum-
stances under which there can be a lower
rate 10 more distant point than to an
intermediate point, most OF these cIrcum-
stances being where II the more distant
point there is water competition.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-20
SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF LICENSES. OF
fee Of the Assessor, d. C.. October 10, BAN
tioe Is hereby gTsa that On tie slST DAY OF
OCTOBER. 1915 viii expire all licenses issued b
the Assessor Il the District 4 Columbia % spoths-
carries. aucJioneers. automobile storlgs warehouse
hanks and banker bill posters. billiard, pool. ard
other tables. bowling alleys pEoprietoFs Of barToons
brewers and brewers agents boarding houses public
baths, mediums. clal0Oysurs. IalmistS &C. cattle
dealers commission merchants cigar dealers. con
uactnEs, carriage and wagon Makers. c0LfeCtiolers
dealers II secondhand persona! Properly dealers IN
markets.. dealers n fireworks dealers IN gasoline,
dealers IN kerosene OIL and oils q like gTudss dis
uliers. fuel huczsteTs florists pr1pEietor a hotels
employment agents, investment companies pro-
prietOs q public halls public paTEs livery sta
oles, laundre5 steam ard hand land and in-
Eroyemelt companies. railroad LcEst brokers. res-
tsurahts and e-tIrg h5Use5 real estate agents pro
pri-tors q SLOT machines. pEoIrlst1r Il tAsate-s.
undertakes and wholesale hguog dealers Al peE-
sons desiring % continue their business CT p3otes
sion as above described must promptly renew Aelr
license. va. P. RICHARDS. Assessor. D. G
ocl2Bls,9 81
The Washington herald., 1910-10-20
SCHOOL ADDITION ASKED.
LHasGOn Citizens Also Want a Po-
lice SubstattOn.

Extended school facilities and more ade-
quate police protection are the measures
asked for by the Northeast Suburban
Citizens Association at their meeting
last night in Langdon Hall in furthering
the interests Of their section.
Resolutions were passed asking the
board Of education 10 provide an addi-
ton TO the schoolhouse, and the COM
missioners to place a police substation
in LangdOn.
officers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows.
President. Levi Patterson; vice pTesi-
dent, Ira j. Baker; secretary, S. G..
Mason; treasurer. Wilton Harvey.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-20
MAIL FRANKS TO GO.
Postmaster General Intends to Cur.
tail Federal Privilege.

II the plans OF Postmaster General
Hitchcock are carried into effect the
abuse Of the franking privileges for gov
eminent mail may be curtailed. Mr.
Hitchcock intends 10 advocate the sub
stitution OF special official stamps and
stamped envelopes for the various forms
Of penalty envelopes now In use in the
departments and by members OF Con-
grsss
The unrestricted manner in which the
Thanking privilege is now being used has
laid it open TO serious abuses. according
TO the Postmaster General
The Washington herald., 1910-10-20
WILLING TO PAY ALIMONY.
John Il, Haywood Files Answer to
Wife's Divorce Petition.

John Kerfoot Haywood. a clerk in the
Department OF Agriculture. yesterday filed
answer 10 his wite's petition for an abso-
lutte divorce, declaring his willingness 70
pay her $50 a month alimony. but refus-
ing TO live with her, alleging that she
accused him Of acts of which he is not
guilty.
Haywood is also willing 10 relinquish
all claims on about $500 worth Of house
hold goods and a 81. coo interest ne has IN
the home at 1921 Lamont street north
west
Mrs. Haywood alleged that her husband
had deserted her and their child, and
named correspondent
The Washington herald., 1910-10-20
Choate Argues for nistiIIers.

Joseph II. Choate. former Ambassador
10 Great Britain, appeared at the Depart
ment of Justice yesterday for firm Of
Canadian distiuers 10 argue for relaxa-
ton Of the regulations of the Department
OF Agriculture, which require the Ca
madam firms product to be marked as
a blend" Attorney General Wickersham
sat on the case. His decision viii be
rnana Ilrar
The Washington herald., 1910-10-20
COURT FAVORS HUSBAND.
Wife of Dr.. Daniel w. Higgins Re-
fused Temporary AIimony.

The application OF Anna c. Higgins 10
compel her husband. DIT. Daniel W Hig-
gins. 10 pay her temporary alimony, pend
ing the hearing OF her suit FOR limited
divorce. was yesterday refused by Justice
stafford
Mrs. Higgins complained that her hus-
band shut the door OF his house on her.
DR.. Higgins denied this. declaring he had
asked her 10 return 10 his home provided
she cease receiving the attention Of a
former boarder, Dr. Higgins said his
wife would not accept the condition,
hence his charge OF desertion.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-20
TAFT WILL MAKE ADDRESS.
y. VI. c, 4. Opens Campaign I'm White
House To-day.

President Taft will not only address the
y. NJ G. a. Conference on World Elk
panslon this morning. but will tender the
use of the East Room OF the White House
for tO-day's sessions. This courtesy
marks the Presidents keen interest in
all campaigns 10 advance Christian in
fuence
Among the delegates tO'the conference
are John r. Mott, general secretary Of
the Worlds Student Christian Fedora
ton; Fletcher 5 Brockman, national
general secretary Of China and Korea,
and Galen NJ Fisher. national secretary
OF Japan.
The morning session will be held at
10 o'clock at the White House. President
Taft will he the first speaker The after
noon session viii begin at 2:30 o'clock
The Washington herald., 1910-10-20
JOINS DAIRYMEN'S FIGHT.
CoIored Personal Liberty League OPP
poses District Regulation.

The Colored Personal Liberty League
has taken up the dairymens fight against
the regulations imposed by the District
on milk dealers and have Endorsed the
stand Of the milk dealers.
In a set Of resolutions that thy have
forwarded 10 the Commissioners they set
forth that the enforcement Of the present
law will work hardship upon 35O0nl milk
consumers I'm washington.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-20
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE

WHITE.
Bernard and Caroline =. HolceF boy.
George T. and Annie Walsh girl
Frank !. and Catherine j.. Woods girl.
Charles ]. and Josephine L. Columbus girl
Harry Z. ard AiildIed 4. Gibbons. girls twins.
Edward y. and PeTle L. Darcy. girl
Thomas :. and Mary e.. Gafney, Dos.
Joseph and Emma +. DAILY, boy.
David II. and Lille f. Harrison, girl.
COL0RED.
Louis F. aud Many Z. PsTIles, by.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-20
National Forests Increased.

The President has, by proclamation,
added 1926 acres 10 Uinta National
Forest, Utah, and $50 acres to the Ash
ley National Forest. BY these prOcla-
nations also 1850 acres were transferred
from the Ashley TO the Uinta and 1920
acres from the Uinta 10 the Ashley.
These changes are the result of a careful
field examination made by the Depart
ment of Agriculture
The Washington herald., 1910-10-20

Fearing that their year-old
son has been lured from the city. the
parents OF Harold McCalmont, of 1907
X street northwest. last night appealed
to Central office police TO aid in the
search, He has been missing from his
home since Monday afternoon last, and
was last seen in company with another
lad Of about his own age. starting for
the railroad yards.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-20
Grand Regent Visits Arcanumites.

Municipal Council, Royal Arcanum.
received visit from Grand Regent Harry
LEM al its meeting last night. Grand
Regent Lenz made a short address and
thanked the members for efforts they
are making to provide entertainment for
the Grand Council officers on the occa-
sion of their grand visitation on No
vember ?. Samuel H Jacobson will have
charge.