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The Washington herald., 1910-04-18
BANDIT SUSPECTS HELD.
Two Men Believed to BE Those Who
Held Up Train I'm California.

San Francisco, April I.-About midnight.
near Benicia, eastbound train Overland
No. 10 was held up by three masked men.
One covered the engineer and fireman
while the other two made the mail clerks
throw out the registered pouches. Then
with their loot they ran the engine to
Sprig. On the shore of Suisun Bay they
entered steam launch and were at once
lost in the darkness. Within half an hour
the alarm was given. and a sheriff posse
was securing the bay and shore Late
this afternoon two suspects who are be-
lieved 10 be robbers were captured at
Suisun. The contents OF the mail pouches
were not recovered
The Washington herald., 1910-04-18

managers; out OF the twenty members
OF the committee on legislation In Con-
gress, neither the chairman nor one Of
the committee has been taken from the
board.
The conservation committee is in no
sense doing work along the lines OF this
organization. Its chairman and 119 out
Of l24 members DO not belong 20 the
board. A careful survey Of the commit
tee list viii show that out of the twenty
committees not one has a majority of
members OF the board"
Coupled with this statement is the
assertion Of the so-called insurgents that
a resolution framed 10 rectify the dis
crepancy IN committee apportionment will
be presented early in the convention.
They insist that efforts on the part Of
the administration supporters to block
their legislative programme will be cOun-
terchecked.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-18

consists OF Mrs. Egbert Jones, chair
man; Mrs. Clayton r. Truesdale. Mrs.
Walter Talbot, Mrs. WIloughby Chesley.
Mrs. William r. Lowe, Mrs. ]. II. Mill
saps, and Mrs. Richari Peters.
Indiana has sent big delegation One
Of the popular delegates is Mrs. John w.
Lovett. Of the Kithwemund Chapter, OF
Andersonville.
1.-THE poet Of the D. A. r." Mrs. La
Verne Noyes. honorary regent of the Chi
cago Chapter. comes TO the congress as
Illinois Endorsed candidate for vice pres
ident general
Mrs. A T. Bratton, State regent OF
South Carolina. IS head Of the largest
delegation ever attending the congress
from the Palmetto State.
Mrs Walter Harvey weed. Of Connec-
ticut, is the daughter Of Representative
Ebenezer Hill.
Mrs. de B. Randolph Keim was the first
organizing State regent for her native
State. Connecticut. She was vice presi-
dent general Of the National Society
from 1895 10 1897. and has served many
times on the Continental Hall committee
She Is now honorary vice president gen
eral and a chapter regent Of Reading
Pa.
The largest and most costly gift pre-
sented by chapters 20 adorn the interior
Of the Continental Hall is a colonial
chime clock. II was presented 10 the
National Society by the Berks County
Chapter. OF Reading, Pa. during the
seventeenth Continental Congress. in
April, 1908. Mrs. de 3. Randolph keim
chapter regent and honorary vice presi-
dent general. delivered the address OF
presentation. The Berks County chapter
az the time OF presentation only num-
bered sixty-six members.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-18

Headed by Mrs. Matthew T. Scott. the
president general, and other officers,
members Of the d. A. r. attended the
patriotic musical services held In their
honor at New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church last evening.
Dr. Wallace Radcliffe. pastor. preached
on the characteristics OF Queen Esther
He said. in part:
"One Of her characteristics was her
personality. that elusive. strong ele-
ment which is the power that nothing
else can equal Part Of it, undoubtedly,
was her Oriental beauty.
Physical beauty is both charm and pow
er. 1t is the wise mans bonfire and the
fools furnace. Another inch to Cleo
| patra's nose would have changed the
map OF the world. But to this and many
native gifts was added the beauty Of
holiness. Goodness brightens virtue.
! Spiritual graces become the garments Of
praise An infidel man can be endured.
goddess woman is abhorent.
Purpose Another Beam.
Purpose is another beam from this
star. The name Of God is not In all this
book, but the fact Of God is in every
| sentence. On the stream of time nothing
! floats. everything is impelled. The de-
cree Of God gathers up everything in it's
wonderful and revolutionary purpose-the
I lechery Of XerXes. the courage Of
/ Vashti. the beauty Of Esther, the strut
Of Haman, the piety OF Mordecai-that
redemption may be wrought for the scat
! tered remnant OF captive Israel
The divine decree gives human def
niteness and persistence. Most Of US
/ lose through not knowing exactly what
we want The name OF God must be re-
/ written into our study OF history, our
legislation and political life. 1t is the
/ only Interpretation, the only analysis, the
/ only power.
Original Ultimate Principle.
Patriotism is another beam from this
star. She could not endure the destruc-
| ton Of her people. Blood tells The most
pious Jew is he who most loves Jeru-
/ salem. Patriotism IS an original uld-
mate principle Il is q Christian virtue.
! When love Of country weakens, men de-
/ cay. II develops the soul. uplifts the
| individual life. and protects society. All
! honor 10 the work OF the Daughters OF
/ the American Revolution. who devote
such choice energies through the years
20 the preservation Of hallowed memo
ries. the inspiration Of the generation.
and the sacredness OF the flag by word
and literature and law. keeping alive the
love OF country. the glory OF history, and
( the hope OF the coming years.
we invoke the larger culture Of that
old-time patriotism which. enshrining IN
the hearts Of the people the Word OF
God and in the lives OF the people the
day OF God. shall insure better than
navies OF treasures or territories the
power and prosperity OF the republic"
! The musical numbers were Rossinrs Il
/ Have Longed for Thy Salvation" Han
! dels "Oh. Had Jubars Tyre" Handers
Arm. Arm. We Brave Rossini's Power
| Eternal Judge Our Father" and the
service ended with The Battle Hymn
OF the Republic"
The Washington herald., 1910-04-18
Saw Cook in South America.

Trenton. n. j.. April l7.-Former State
Comptroller William S. Hancock, who has
Just returned from South America, I'M
earthed the hiding place Of DR.. Frederick
Cook at Chnacoles on the Chilean side
Of the Andes. DR.. Cook and his wife were
living as Mr.. and Mrs. Craig The party
of which Mr.. Hancock was a member
secured a photograph of DR.. and Mrs.
Cook, the former being identified by Dr.
Robert n. Keely. Of Browns Mills, n. j..
who was Mr.. Hancocks travelling COM
panion DR.. Cook admitted bis identity,
but refused to talk
The Washington herald., 1910-04-18
NEW REVOLT IN GUATEMALA.
Former Followers of ZeIaya Said to
BE Behind Scheme.

New Orleans. April I7-According 10
reports from Central America. q revOIU-
ton has broken out in Guatemala The
revolutionists are said 70 be we'll armed.
Salvatore Toledo and Prudencio Alfaro,
the former Of Guatemala and the latter
Of Salvador, are the leaders. Both are
well-known revolutionists. and have been
in the employ Of Zelaya- Shortly before
the departure Of their chief they were
called to the Campo de Marie and there
placed in possession OF several thousand
rifles. with ammunition. for the purpose
OF starting a revolution against the gov
ernments of Cabrera and Figueroa. This
is said TO account for the difficulty ex-
perieBced by Madriz in supplying his
troops with arms.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-18
PEDESTRIAN MAKES SPEECH.
Weston Tells How Walking Makes
Him Feel Young at seventy-t~vo.

Dunkirk, n. Y. April 17.-Edward Pay
son Weston, the pedestrian, who is now
on his way from Los Angeles TO New
York. sixteen days ahead OF time at this
point, addressed an audience this after
noon in the large auditorium OF the Ma
sonic Temple. He asserted that ne is still
young. although his years are seventy
two. He advocated IN strong terms walk
ing in the open air as the best of exercise
for the promotion Of mental and physical
health.
He stated that the second mile OF each
days trip to he walked is always the
hardest, but by the time the third mile
is accomplished the laSSitude departs. and
buoyancy Of the whole system is ex-
perienced. He said that he intends to be
in Buffalo by noon Tomorrow. which
necessitates a walk OF fOrtx-0ne miles.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-18
RniIroader. PoIled on Stril,e

Wilkesbarre. April ia strike poll Of
the engineers, firemen, and telegraphers
Of the Delaware and Hudson Railroad
was completed to-day, but the result will
not be known for a day or two. The
general impression among railroaders in
this section is that the vote will be in
favor of a strike, as the men are opposed
to accepting the offer made by the COM
pany officials as a compromise.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-18
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.


Alexandria, Va. April 1.-THE closing
or the mission at St Mary's Catholic
Church. after two weeks progress, was
marked by the organization this after
noon OF a branch OF the Holy Name So
ciety. with a membership OF about 300
Rev Father Waters. a State mission
airy made a brief address. outlining the
objects OF the society. After the ad-
dress the rolls were signed. The organ
izat!on has branches In practically every
city in the United States.
on Sunday night, az O'Clock. the men,
bers will assemble at the Young Mems
SodaHty Lyceum Hall. and elect officers
and make arrangements for a time and
place for holding meetings.
After this ceremony there was an open
meeting OF Fitzgerald Council. No. 459.
Knights Of Columbus. at St Mary's Hail.
at which time addresses were made by
Rev. Father Handey. who was the prin-
cipal speaker. Rev. Father Waters, and
Rev. Father Cutter The meeting vas
presided over by Grand Knight r. A.
German. A business meeting was held
and arrangements completed Cor a lee
ture TO be delivered by Rev. Father
Handley. April 25. in the Young Mems
Sodality Lyceum Hall The lecture Will
be public
The mission at St Mary's Catholic
Church came 70 a close tonight. An
address was made by Rev. Father Hand
ley, who took for his theme: Why be-
came a Catholic" Notwithstanding the
weather. the church was filed. At the
conclusion Of the services the papal ben
ediction was given.
There will be a meeting OF the Civic
Improvement League at S o'clock to-
morrow evening in the rooms Of the
chamber Of commerce. All members Of
the league. as we'll as those interested in
the work Of this organization, are In
vited. Beginning tomorrow and continu-
ing for three days the league viii have
three wagons on the street which will
assist the city carts IN cleaning up the
alleys and streets.
Chairman Charles Bendheim. Of the
city Democratic committee, will call q
special meeting of the committee prob
ably this week 20 fix a date for a primary
which will nominate eight candidates for
the council and four for the board Of
aldermen.
The taking OF dispositions in the suit
of J. NJ. Hill and others against the gov
eminent to recover damages for alleged
destruction of property at the old St.
Asaph race track will De begun to-mor-
row morning in the Office OF Attorney
Frederick P. Russell.
Rev. z. J. Richardson. of Falls Church,
Va, this afternoon delivered an address
before a mass meeting of children at the
First Baptist Church. His subject was
Shares Of childhood"
Revival services win be opened at the
Second Presbyterian Church beginning
April "a The services will last about a
week. The pastor, Rev. J. r. Sewer.
will be assisted by Rev. E. T. Wexford,
of Newport News. Va
A social will be given Tuesday night at
the Second Presbyterian Church by the
Westminster League Of that church. An
interesting programme has been arranged.
At the First Baptist Church this morn
ing Rev. W. F. Watson preached on
Imitation of Christ prayer" His subject
at the evening services was The first
resurrection"
The Washington herald., 1910-04-18
MRS. SCOTS FOES
PLAN A. CAMPAIGN
Declaration of Principles Is
sued by Conservatives.
BOARD OF MANAGERS IGNORED

Charge Made That Governing Body
of ID. A. r.. IL Not Permitted Full
Power, Owing 10 Manipulation on
Part of Administration Leaders.
Committee Appointments Cited.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-18

Munyon's Paw Paw Pills coax the liver
into activity by gentle methods. They do
not scour, grippe or weaken. They are a
tonic to the stomach, liver and nerves;
inyigorate instead OF weaken. They en-
rich the blood and enable the stomach to
get all the nourishment from food that Is
put into It, These pills contain no calo-
mel; they are soothing. healing and slim
ulating. For sale by all druggists in 1Oc
and 25c sizes II you need medical adj
vice. write Munyon's Doctors. They win
advise 10 the best OF their ability abso-
iutely free Of Charge MUNYON'S, Esd
and Jefferson Sts., Philadelphia, Pa.
send 1Oc for Trial Package.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-18
SERVICES FOR D. Ar.
DR.. Wallace Radcliffe Talks
on Patriotism.
DECAY WHEN LOVE WEAKENS

Before Officers and Members of So
cIety, Pastor of New York Avenue
Church Declares Worship for COun-
try Is Original Ultimate Principle
and Christian Virtue.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-18
NEWSOFALEXANDRIA
Branch of Holy Name Society
Is Organized.
ST. MARY'S MISSION CLOSES
Two Weeks of Session Concluded
with Addresses by Rev. Father
Others-CIvIc Improvement League
Meets This Evening for business

F. Clinton Knight s5 King street Alexandria,
va.. IS authorized agent and carrier for The Wash
lngton Herald The Herald will be delivered daily
and Sunday 70 any address IN Alexandra for y
cents q month
The Washington herald., 1910-04-18
HOTEL ARLINGTON.

Michigan avenue and Beach.
Rates. go Ter day and UP; So Der week ara
Up. double room two pers1nsl 50 per week and up
During AT-l and May Tor week OF longer. VII
Z. J. OSBORNE & son.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-18

The decoration committee provided
flowers for the stage during the con-
gress. and decorated the hall in Ameri-
can hags and palms. This committee
The Washington herald., 1910-04-18

The Massachusetts song is set TO the
tune Of ''Suwanee River" TIE 200 dele
gates from that State will sing either
before or after the reading of the Mas
sachueetts State regents report.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-18

Mrs Julius Estey, State Woe regent of
Vermont returned home last evening on
account Of the serious illness Of her sis
ter, Mrs. A. G.. Cobb. of Brattlesboro. VT.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-18

The vice regent OF New York State.
Mrs 8. L. Munson, is the candidate for
vice president general.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-18

Mrs. c. d. North. State regent Of Yer
mont, Is at the New Willard. Another
interesting member OF the Vermont dele
cation is Mrs John H. Arms. regent of
tho William French Chapter, OF Bellows
Falls. VT The Vermont State meeting
VIII be held in the sitting room of the
New Willard tomorrow evening at s
clock.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-18

The Buffalo City Chapter has presented
to the New York room a coat Of arms of
New York State to be placed over the
mantelpiece.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-18

The taking OF dispositions in the suit
Of J. NJ. Hill and others against the gov
eminent to recover damages for alleged
destruction Of property at the old St
Asaph race track will De begun to-mor-
row morning in the Office OF Attorney
Frederick P. Russell.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-18

Chairman Charles Bendheim. Of the
city Democratic committee. Will call d
special meeting of the committee prob
ably this week 20 fix a date for a primary
which will nominate eight candidates for
the council and four for the board Of
aldermen.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-18

Rev. z. J. Richardson. of Falls Church,
Va, this afternoon delivered an address
before a mass meeting Of children at the
First Baptist Church. His subject was
"Snares of childhood"
The Washington herald., 1910-04-18

Revival services win be opened at the
Second Presbyterian Church beginning
April "a. The services will last about a
week. The pastor. Rev. J. r. SEWER,
will be assisted by Rev. z. T. Wexford
of Newport News. Va
The Washington herald., 1910-04-18

Miss Martha Jane Prescott is the regent
Of the chapter named after her distin-
guished ancestor Of the Revolutionary
War. the Benjamin Prescott Chapter, OF
Fredonia, n. Y.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1910-12-01

The Maxwell automobile means new
life on the farm, happier and healthier
conditions, better schooling for the
children, by enabling them to attend
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1910-12-01
I've Proved Just What You Want to Know

Millions of people buy buggies yearly,
believing them to be the most econom-
ical form of transportation. Thousands
of farmers, merchants and professional
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What It
Means to You

schools Easy shopping for the wife Quicker errand
farm and increased knowledge of business conditions your
country 1t will properly employed increase your earning
your me extend your field of action and keep the boys
its moneymakng possibilities 1t is always ready sanitary
be overworked.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1910-12-01

Gasoline $50
Oil go
Grease Is
Depreciation, Car $3.50
Depreciation, Tires 6.85
$l6.84
Cost two passengers per mile .037
Cost one passenger per mile .018
Daily average distance, 76 $40 miles
To operate the Automobile
the cost is based on gasoline
purchased at Is, Is and zoe. per
gallon, and oil at Csc. a gallon,
purchased en- route; grease at
12c. pound; car depreciation,
.0O8 per mile; tire depreciation,
.015 per mile. Garage not in
cluded.
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vOR, Et>>I,> DiN'FR>.
spirited P~rforwan'e N knsl"T and
IIaIdlna At 'T- Colonial

>.w 'tarc Was . 'rru" 10 which - 10.
i,-nLr 'f'sr 49," l'.u hNwdV- meant hot
|. ..t.. .s.t"r ~ -n'r" 81 t"r I'rt'a'pr- O"r"
..f.,,yl .,rs 10 'h.' r'rE i"'.I~ day Their"
I,- remained u 49," uund- ~ many
tc4r.-- 80 Iu-"pRiaitIe assa.Ia'uru '"-
- ....r 7.a' w".s.Iv aud ~" ~viri - 'i"
90. rt...tr. .t.t- SOW the t.a1ouHuf
.Ir.r. ~. ..., ir ru'... 'ur' 20 90" Russian
s.r..". who 4r. I.l-' TOW =, popular ~
thu country .lI-r - 'ils u.I-lr means
tl....l sf..l.. 30 docs = uaUChaual' mean a
r.I lr0.n -,arf aud som" aU''IHn leaves
'I'.v 80 -trar'-dlv a. ~" stage hands
ia o.. vuug- whom 49," emotions . the
dt' --- r"..p'u,. 'uu -irunK 20 l." - pressed
go ANY other Hty
r.,d.r Kr-gpN .rl Mara Baldna were
tr.. ni"-' ~ ~. Russians 20 give N"w
! .r> q g'i'1f-s - ms particular move
m.i' hey performed y Yesterday ~
's" cd .u.. Ms" Han " kO-l"f =
cl',- .i,.r.u,r MORO lis" VI MprdsIn than
f.- .... ..g rp-'r"r - Ia" Iu" Pa rIpsp
and r." 49, UauAg" 20 lInpar' -'fu" ~
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.lY for Az ..dI"rs,. nat finds m l''''"
ft..f|.rt ...y ,IU-.' TOR rIdicnl" ll"r"
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..'|. Uau,BUy ~ .." 90 let -@''fn"i -
arouse only h.r.r'tv among ~" spectator
T,.~" arc rt"r -,.'. .iancars h"s'd"
r.r two ,rIu,Ili.- I."y appeared m
ari"f r"r-Ipn = Wan 1ll"' ''is"li".
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gar'I..lir VII always r" r"garrl.'I - n
mort. ifu' 10 dancers ror" admirable
whether 'hny v.-a tong som" htghl"
r. arar'arj-'Ir Russian dancing "Trress
~ pt'h al ~" "loIG"n," p'ss 81" -
human muscles the JOYS and -otrows =
I".g fort mats gh OSts % -i'lsall". P"r-on-
wi yan''. make themselves av'k'ritIe@
IN '.a question q Russ ian dan and
av-rvirdy noe seems 30 hhve aspirations
.r 'ra' direct Ion among his nation u
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COWARD IDEALS
Comfort
Quality
Service
Economy
BY ELBER HUBBARD
style
Consistency

This year. IN past he'd Convention here Eas,
AURORA t" TttoI up by the Advertising Profession
r. sent SPECIAL invitation pcturel 10
lam the IyN = tho Wedding Party and 'he sport ari
Exercise To be Inl ~ the Mopdphe Dscrsstlv sug-
csst~d tho Eary Morning Milking be- with Ali Baba
The Mans James Coward.
shortly received hls rcgr,'A lie could nj
Aul the Reason h" gave peculiar. 10 my
symphtues that remembered remembered II
word for wurl AMI now give 1t 20 YOU:
The people here ago,
In thI~ same odd Spot. boy. ct
aul | hal luurHvv % "
hat dlyN the Shop The Oihrg
iipw have had good hut am h,v.
4 better making Coward shoes
In this day and whom tho almost accepted take
n Vacation throw down your pen slcdge shears
chscl aud he away u the gIddy whirl-l bowed my
head over James Cowards Note
Then for the First Tine graspcd the full meaning. the
symbolism II Coward Shoes
Lost you overlook IT, friend write here that
tins Loyalty 80 Craft the that moved tho Malle Of
Mcclellan CELLO and held Leonardo ia Nnc to his Brush
Can you doubt the Coward Shoe. made by n who has
worked his work been Loyalty his Ideals for foryseven
years? l can not-and wear them.
James {. Coward has Store--but Ills Shoes
sent round the World!
At the last. this not he advertisement, but it
Is the word OF my Heart.
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NJ Tieldings Amelia Joseph Andrews Snol-
le'is Isregrine Picsle. ROderick RAMON
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