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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-16
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-16
CHORUS GIRLS SWELL
LIST OF PEERESSES
Chosen for Personal Charms
Rather Than Ability.

London, Oct. l5-The enrolment OF
theater favontes in the ranks OF the peer
esses continues. The newcomers are not
usually stars or even actresses Of fame.
Many come from the chorus. the ballet,
or from THAI select group Of pretty
shapely young women known as show
girls. who are chosen for their personal
charms rather than for their histrionic
ability.
The latest peer 10 choose his bride from
this source IS Viscount Torrington. He
is tweuty-four. and has for an ancestor
the distinguished but unfortunate Ad-
miral John Byng. executed az Portsmouth
for an error Of Judgment IN II57. Lord
TorringtOu succeeded 10 the TILE when
he was three years Old He was a page
OF honor % Queen Victoria and King Ed
ward and Until last yeas held = commits
sion in the Rife Brigade Since he left
the army he has turned his attention 20
racing. and has been rewarded 5y many
minor successes.
The lady e. Miss Eleanor Soutrav, whose
last appearance on the stage was under
the Gaiety Theater. Miss S0utIay com
bines histrlonics with racing, ard has
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-16
N SWITZERLAND.
ThousandS of Visitors from Thi.
Country During the summer.


The season IN STi-ze-.ar5. which has
Just closed, was recoTd-5rezEilg one
In the number O. American tourists.
From May 20 August q there wers
g So Germans 81 LEcerne. while the
United states vas represented by z.I55,
Great Britain By ---l and France ty
1881. and Including al Es-OEal.-lss,
TO fewer than -555-4 visitors registered
a. this one Swiss resort alone.
This invasion u Switzerland 5y Amer
leans has led o. number n change
and many 0f rHe hotel keepers regular. y
come 10 America after tEz season Cor
che purpose % st-3y.1g IRE American
requirements Lately OF ~ the most
prominent hotel men. Speaking ~ an
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-16

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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-16
BERLIN IN ALARM.
People Protest Against sale Of Hts
toric Tempclhofrr Field

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Berlin. Cc- -5-B5--rsr are protesting
against the sale q ,hs historic Tsupsi-
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-16
KAISER'S SCARED
Crown Prince Warned Not
TO Come to America.
UNCONVENTIONAL
Got on Royal Dignity OF Prince
Henry-YOungster Great Admirer
of Things Yankee, Especially Glib
son GiRIs-WouId Like "a Trip from
san Francisco 10 the Atlantic,

London. Oct. 15.-According 10 a Berlin
dispatch. Il seems that had 1t not been
for Prince Henry of Prussia the German
crown prince would have returned from
his trip to the far East by way of the
United States. The crown prince. il Is
declared, is a great admirer Of things
American. especially Gibson girls and
has made no secret that one Of his life
ambitions was 10 visit the United States
He had IL thoroughly arranged in his own
mind that he would leave the far East
by q Pacific Mail steamer, dlsembark az
San Francisco. and travel across the
states. with many halts en- route.
But Prince Henry on hearing OF his
nephew's intention speedily took steps
60 change his mind. The sender Of the
dispatch asserts that he learned from an
quence Of what his uncle had 10 say the
crown prince was deferred from visiting
the states by fears Of undiguihed al
fronts 10 royal dignity"
Il is asserted that Prince Henry has
given two versions Of the treatment he
received during his two months stay in
the United states IN 1892
Officially he declared that he had the
time OF his life. but in the privacy Of his
favorite mess al KEEL he told a different
story II was u the effect that royal
prince who visited the United States must
be prepared TO suffer hourly experiences
well meant. but Of SO unconventional a
character that To scion OF the blood
royal ought ever unnecessarily 20 invite
them.
Prince Henry's American experience. Il
is added were SUFFICIENT 10 Danish all
thoughts 81 a sojourn in the United states
from the mind OF the crown prince, so he
Is coming home by way Of The Trans
siberian Railway.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-16
MURDER STIRS PARIS
People Puzzled Over Out
break of Juvenile Crime.
MODERN EDUCATION BLAMED
Sensational Reports of Crime I'm the
Press Also Held ResponsibIe-Two
boys Hold Up Bank Messenger,
XIII Him, and Then squander
Money-Trouble Ahead.

Paris Oct. T.-Parls has been startled
by a murder so carefully premedltated
and carried out by two youths OF sixteen
and seventeen that. following as it does
on q recent murder In Paris committed
by a boy OF fourteen. many people are
asking whether there Is not some cause
for the outbreak OF Juvenile eriminality.
Some blame modern educational meth
DDS. some the want OF religious train
ing since the separation of church and
state. and others the sensational reports
Of murders IN the press. the spread OF
Mick Carter" literature. or the fire.
quency of divorce among poor people,
which destroys the home,
In the latest example Of Juvenile criml-
nality Paul Demarest. aged sixteen,
drew asbill on his friends. George lis
sier aged seventeen, on September Is,
payable on Seutember 80, and requested
a bank 20 collect it.
Boys Keep Tab.
Three weeks before they had drawn
a similar bill IN order 10 study the meth
cd of collection and found that the bank
sent a messenger 20 the apartment 10
collect the money due They did not at
tack the messenger on this first occa-
sion because they preferred TO wait un-
al the end OF the month. when they
counted on the messenger having more
money on him.
About II o'clock Friday morning q
bank messenger came 20 the room oc-
cupItd hy Tissiers mother TO collect the
second bul. The two boys were there
alone They fell on the man, one with
a knife the other with a hammer, muir
dered him. and secured $S296o which he
had i'm his wallet. Then they sQuandered
the money. and when arrested on sun
day morning only S-6o40 remained In their
possession.
After their arrest they made complete
confession. They imagined that as they
are under eighteen the worst that the
law can 30 20 them was 10 keep them
in a house Of correction until they were
twenty-one. In this supposition they are
mistaken.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-16
HORSEPLESH AS FOOD
Dearth of Meat in Europe
ReVives the Controversy.
DR.. PASCAL CALLS IT GOOD
Holds Prejudice Has Had to Give
Way 40 POverty-Often Made Into
Observation-Disclosures Joints Are
Cheap-DOnkey Meat Also Good.

London, Oct l5.-The dearth Of meat
in nearly all European countries has re-
vived the controversy about horsefesh
which with black bread is still alleged by
free traders to be the staple food Of the
working classes in protected countries.
In the Paris Journal Or. Pascal warmly
recommends horsefiesh. which he says is
very good and relatively cheap
THE prejudice against horsefesh has
had 10 give way before now to poverty.
scarcity. and hunger" says the doctor.
The first horse butchers shop in Paris
opened in 1866 and there are now 500 in
France. of whom $50 are in Paris and It's
vicinity.
There are two special slaughter houses
in the Department OF the Seine, and 60 l75
horses, 1,1A donkeys. and fs3 mules were
killed there in 1901. One-tnird OF the
horsenesh in Paris. IS, however, made
into sapsages. which suggests that there
is stll a very strong prejudice against
hOrseiesh as such"
Animals Are Old.
There is only one real objection 20 the
use Of horsehesh. thinks Dr. Pascal. The
animals that are slaughtered are old
and worn out instead Of being well fed
with a view 70 the meat market
The public health department in Paris
buys every day upward Of LOO pounds
Of horse meat TO be chopped up and eaten
raw by delicate patients at the hospitals.
Horse meat Is said 10 be not indigestible
and the flesh. even Of aged animals, S
tender.
"Vieux boeuf, mauvsise yiande. vieuS
cheyal. bonnie viande' was a saying often
repeated by a famous French authorlty
on food values. SO rarely IS tuberculosis
found ia horse meat that out o. 500
animals slaughtered in 1876 only four wer'
rejected on that account while in th'
following year. out OF 5000. only sever
were pronounced unfit for food for n,
same reason.
C0sks almost invariably do the market
ing IN Paris. and observers have some
times amused themselves with WATCHING
the number Of those who supply them
selves a. 1A'lS t-dL ul--s sen -io- Sc mus
and donkey meat, buying well trimmed
FONTS for less than they would pa
al the regular butchers, but no d5u5
charging their employers as much as bee,
would have cost. the difference in th'
taste never being detected
Donkey Meet Good.
Choice pieces Of horse meat fetch from
about 10 cents a pound wholesale az.
may be sold in the retail trade FOR a.
much as Is cents a pound.
DONKEY meat and mule meat have thel
own special patrons. and the votaries o.
horseuesh armIy believe that II horse
were treated Ike oxen and well fei hars
meat would soon be generally p-eferre.
% beef
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-16
LONDON SEES CHANGE
Things Becoming More DEM
Ocratic in English Clubs.
REASON NOT FAR TO SEEK
Drink Question Plays an Important
Part-Many Browns and Greens Ina
Up Embellishments Heavier Than
Ever BefOre-Cater To Both Sexes.

London. oct. 15.-There is great
change coming over the spirit Of clublani
in London More especially Is this the
case in those clubs whose names spell
excluslyeness. Things are becoming more
and more democratic.
The reason is not far 10 seek. Lord
Tomnoddy. FOR Instance Is interested
nowadays IN things IN the city He sits
on several boards as the nominee Of MI
Brown OF Mr. Green. and cannot very
well refuse 10 see Mr.. Brown or Mr.
Green through" on the club committee
on which several Of his knsmen have
seats Hence there are many Browns ana
Greens in the oldest clubs. and Il Is no
longer A distinction 20 belong 10 many Of
the older clubs
spartan simplicity.
The rink question has played an I'm
pOrtant part in the dlslntegration Of these
clubs; the rage for Spartan simplicity has
played havoc with them and the gradual
disappearance Of the three bottle man
has hit them hard. Clubs can no longer
pay their way and defray establishment
charges. as they used 20 do, entirely out
Of the sales OF wines and spirits.
Not only have men the constant fear
Of the doctor before them: they are also
ashamed Of appearing extravagant. and
the member who orders bottle Of cham
payne when dining alone win instruct the
waiter 70 bring il in a tankard and pre-
tend IL Is beer.
Then again the traveller wandering up
and down the earth finds clubs every
where with conveniences as good az those
provided by the older clubs which cluster
within hail Of St James Palace. Conse-
quently when he returns home he IS apt
/ 20 De q little critical
+ What then is the London club Of to-
morrow 4 place where fOgydom IS non
/ existent. where young people q both
sexes are equally catered FOR, where So
/ liability IL not frozen out and where
the clubs upkeep does not depend upon
The amount the members drink. Above
/ all there will be frlendIiness and hospl-
tally.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-16
ETON COLLEGE OPENS.
London school Numbers Many OF
Nobility Among Students.

London. Oc- I5-Etoa College, The fsv-
c~i,s p-b.i, school for the sons % Eng
IsSa families q rank and wealth. has
more thar the usual number Of titled
pupils s-r the term which has Just coma
ue-es6- II addition % Two princes,
GEORGE o.. TecE and sen Z The El-g -
sam. sixteen peers az heirs 70 peersges
sr--s on IRE school Gs-. including rhrs@
sons u dukes. ere q a marquis. and
eleven sons O.. ears
These BOYS are either owners % Or
heirs 20 as-y-,a.es utIes = Fee-age
ranging from Na-1- % duke and Z they
live -hsy v1u ovn about ss5no acres,
with to--v--wo castles ard UzCors =
England Scotland and Ire-z1d Two %
them alone. the Na-q1-sss o.: Harrington
and Ti-ch5els. are heirs = dozen titles
ana --Lr-C acres % land Three q these
allied s-H1o-5cys s-= already in tze En-
Y1yrszr u ear-5-zs-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-16
FRATERNAL NEWS

Friendship Social Club reorgaUized for
the season on Monday evening and held
itg opening dance. including both old and
new members. The dance was enjoyed
immensely. and va pronounced e sue
cess. Those VINO attended were SIR. and
Mrs GufUau. Mr. Miller. tie Misses J.
DOYLE. y. pierce, n C5uftneg. =. T4usll,
r. Tansn. 81 Glavin 4. Miller, ~ Miller,
2. Beagle. ( Zentcraf. a. Gayuor. 81.
Clements. y Nolan. J. Heading, and
the Messrs. n Pitcher. r. sm.tE. r.
Rhodes. J. Thompson. O.. Doyle. W- Mar
tin T. Holmes. J. miller. y. ward. y.
sloat. ! Ee-Ksy. q. Garland. IS. Mar
ceron. z Mage
The club viii hold SIS next dance on
Monday evening October e.
silver Bay Echoes" VIII he heard az
the meeting % De- held ~ the Young
Women. S Christian Ass1eiat.0H tais after
noon al s59 O'Clock al the meeting all
those who belong U tne association and
who have represented t-at body 30 t5@
Silver Bay conferences. The annual COM
ference u TIE y. " O.. A. W.- gather
together ~ talk 0ver tae,r pleasures and
impressions o. those conference
An interesting feature viii BE- ire one
minute talks gwen b. each delegate pres
eut. telling her impressions of The con-
ference The meeting ALI 5e led rg Miss
Mabel y. TElrstrE. On rh= sunday after
noon following tire meeting vii be- Jed -
D-. Ia T. Thomas. ire subject chosen
being "Oar South American sisters.
These meetings are held -1 tls Iar-1-a
o ire ASSOCIATION Esztg- quarters, - Ire
corner Of Twelfth and r streets
TIE fret meeting r. the season q t1s
Cau.-ol Hi History club was held We'd
-ss1ay afternoon - ire residence q At-s.
p s Whs.eg. e searg1 place. New mem
6=rs were elected and an extensive social
programme arranged FOR me winter. New
gHee-s are. 5lrs J. r.. We Gen. G--s. dent
N-s G. J. Glass. vice p-ss.1elr. A-s- 2.
2. R5yze. secretary. 4rs. Charles F.sasr.
treasurer. Ms. Court ?, Woo exile.
TIE subject ~ study .s Germany Pa
rey= were reze o.. IKE "l5zogrsslg q Ger
many "Czzr-=l1E-@ and Beginning -
-h= Holy Roman Empire" '-Ias Car.o-
v.rzz- Line" TIE EeEr meeting T..- b.
. C1-51@- = a. ne home o. G-z. Granger,
s. PARK -5zt zo-thwss-
. The Columbian W1us- held t-s.- frs.
meeting q The season Monday afternoon
r. -rs RAJ q t5= rzzazs-s. college ri,
George wzs1--g-1- University. pans
Co Ire gears 21-z were made - -a-ss
and z1-sls.z-tc gathering q members.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-16
OLD MAPS PRESERVED.
Historical Document shows the
Americas In 1854.


Paris. Oct 1.-THE curator of the ma
tional library in Paris has added to the
priceless collection of historical docu-
ments the library possesses map dated
1854 showing North and South America
as a French colony.
This map is contemporaneous with a
plan drawn up by Catharine de Medici
for the conquest of the two Americas,
which she began TO put into execution.
Two viceroys were appointed by the
Queen. Troilus de MesgOnez, one of her
favorites. was TO recapture North Amer
lea. abandoned since the days of Jacques
Cartier. and Strozzi was appointed lieu
tenant general. with the duty OF captur-
ing Brazil
Strozzi started with fleet OF seventy
FIVE vessels, but was defeated in a battle
on the Azores, and Troilus de Mesgonez
was wrecked before reaching his vice.
royalty.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-16
AERIAL POLICE APPEAR.
Experiment During Aviation week
AT Bordeaux q Success.

Paris OCT E-T1s first aerial plL-s
PARTY Gas made its appearance D-~-rs
ths B0-5ez-E AVIATION week Al z----.-
vas chartered by Ihz police. ard shortly
before President FslLer=s wac due -
arrive The chiefs = tEe SPECIAL detective
service vent p WIIH Av-z--- Fz-5=--1--
% SATISFY themselves --s- Al --= p5--=
posts uzrz duly C---p.st
TIE experiment vas z complete s---=z-
so- ocular observation gave then -- 2
Few minutes ts- more detailed Informs
non man c1--E have bssz Ez--re5 ~
ordinary methods
New-York tribune., 1910-01-09
MOTOR POINTS

RI is not generally known that medical science
has succeeded through the agency 81 the
electro current IN causing any facial expression
desired. II IS done by applying one pole OF the
circuit 10 the motor point necessary and tho
other pole 10 an indifferent part of the body
usually The LreaStbonc. II has been found that
these motor points are the only places where
The current viii cause these effects. They are
situated invariably at the points where the
nerve controlling 4 certain muscle enters that
muscle
Thus 70 cause a look Of deep detection a
subject . face the tWO poles are placed one on
each SIDE If the chm. he current causes Il con
traction Of the muscle controlling the upper llp
this lip Is drawn downward and outward, thus
causing The desired effect. To cause an eX-
preston of great mrth or laughter the elec-
tTodcs are placed one N front Of the lobe Of
each The check. The effect 81 the bilat-
tral contraction j. TO draw the angles OF the
mouth outward, to throw the SKIN Of the checks
.ntO arCikc folds, and 10 close the eyes The
expression 81 sardonic mirth can be brought 10
point Of horror and the face be extremely re
pulsIVe 10 2aze upon.
The most amusing probably IS the expression
of cpnccIt and contemptuous hauRhtlneSs "c-
casIoncd by the contraction of the elevator ot
the lower lip and chm. HE effect is 70 tiatten
the chm and to cause q Slight rlse III the under
hp. The investigator Won Lcmscn says N ar
oasIn that this muscle may hc considered the
Interpreter Of exalted self consciousness IN
scientists. officials, and aristocrats.
What has been said Of the facial muscles ap-
plies equally 10 the other ones "f the body
any effect can be produced that IS produced hy
Nature. Each separate finger or toe can be
wrIgRled, the leg can he drawn up or Kicked out
with force the arm can IT made 10 <" through
different motions, the ears be made 10 move,
the SKIN to tTemblc, 0T the teeth 10 chatter.
Every kind Of expression known t. humanity
can be produced the face.-one "t extreme
pleasure or one Of extreme pain one OF black
wrath and threatening anger Of con
tenptuous cOnCeit. The mouth can be- made
TO assume d pucker for the osculatIon process,
and the tongue be made 10 hang out or oscIllate
back and forth outside the mouth
The only thing that Is left 10 Nature and one
that the current cannot cause Is the different
degrees Of glaring done by the eyes, OF thclr
sparkling This comes from something deeper
than even the electrcity's long searching arm.
and seems 10 be inherent only to consciousness
and real personal feeling.