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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-05
SEX SEGREGATION
FAVORED BY HOOVER
Education Board Member
Advocates Separate Build
ings for Boys and Girls.

The proposition 70 Eegregate the sexes
in the Washington liigh schools and 70
establish separate buildings for boys
and girls will find an advocate in W D.
Hoover, chairman Of the Board of Edu-
cation committee on buildings and sites.
when the question comes up for consid-
Grafton
My personal opinion" said Mr.. Hoo
yer, els in favor of separate education.
Co-educatiOn may have q slightly soft
ening influence on the boys, but that is
about all the advantage I can see.
1.-The advantages Of separate educa-
ton, in addition TO the general question
of the mental and moral influence of
the I2ingling Of the sexes, are 10 be con
sldereG- The needs o. a boy and a girl
are many times too Essentially different
to be met in a school which attempts
to ht it's course to Doth"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-05
ROSENHEIMER FREE;
JURY ACTS QUICKLY

NEW YORK, Nov 5.-Edward Ros-
enheimer, accused of criminal negli-
gence in running down in his automo-
bile the buggy in which Miss Grace
Hough was driving and causing her
death, was acquitted after a short de-
liberation of the jury
Evidence in the case was declared
insufficient to sustain the charge OF
murder in the first degree, and the
charge of manslaughter in the second
degree was substituted by Justice
O-GOrman.
Evidence brought forward by the
defense was that the buggy carried no
tail light, and was carelessly driven
Rosenheimer' young wife was hys-
terical with JOY when the verdict was
rendered
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CHARLTON RECORD
BEFORE SOLICITOR
Consideration Of Extradition Of
Confessed Wife Murderer to Be
Deferred Until Knox Returns.

The record in the case of Porter
Charlton. wanted by the Italian gov
eminent for wife MURDER at Lake Como.
Italy, IS now before the solicitor for
the State Department, ]. R. Clark, for
decision If the question of extradition-
Actually nothing viii be cone with
the case before the return OF Secretary
Knox, and it Will probably be delayed
long time by habeaus corpus proceed
ings, which, II is expected, will be in
stituted by the attorn sys for Charlton
The question before he State Depart
ment is whether this Government
should, in the face of Italy's refusal
TO surrender Italian subjects 10 Amerl-
can courts, grant a request from Italy
with which that country viii not itself
comply.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-05
MANY BOYS TO SHOOT
ON FORT MYER RANGE

More than 1oO- boys have volunteered
to go to the Fort Myer rife range
next saturday for the one days en-
campment of the High Schooi Rifle
Range Association
1t is expected the number vii. reach
200 before the time for receiving names
closes. The boys viii leave Union Sta
ton at $50 O'Clock next Saturday mecu-
ing and viii not retdrn until late In
the evening. The scene OF the shoot
viii be at the army range along the
Southern railway.
The individual match for the Sec
rotary of War cup as well as team
and school matches Will be shot during
the day The boys will be accom-
panied by a number of school officials.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-05
SOUVENIRS TONIGHT
FOR HOUSEHOLDER
Closing of the Exhibition at
Convention Hall Expected
to Draw ThrongS.

A free distribution Of souvenirs and
exhibits viii mark the close tonight
Of the Householders' Show at Conven-
ton Hail, which has been attended by
housewives, and many men, during the
last two weeks.
In the floral exhibition, one of the
most striking features Of the House
holders Show viii be seen a number
Of innovations which viii add to its
interest. In view Of the attendance ex-
pected tonight, the variety Of many
other exhibits has been increased.
During the evening a band will furnish
a musical program, ard the closing of
the show Is expected TO bring out a
larger number Of people than on any
previous evening.
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NAVY.

Rear Admiral c. Fl. ARNOLD, placed
upon the retired list from November
II, and detached duty as president
Of the exemining and retiring
boards
Medical Director +. H. GREEN. de-
tached command of Naval Hospital,
New York, TO recruiting station. New
York, n. Y.
Medical Inspector J. d. GATEWOOD,
to president of examining and med
i 6' 6 examining boards Washington
Medical Inspector J. c. BYRNES, de-
tached command OF hospital, Newport,
r. l., 70 command Of hospital. New
York, N Y.
Medical Inspector o. DIEHL. TO COM
mand Of hospital. Newport, r. l.
Surgeon A FARENHOLT. detached
California, to command OF hospital,
Puget Sound, Wash.
Surgeon L. MORRIS, TO medical supply
depot, New York, II. Y.
Surgeon z G. PARKER, detached
South Dakota. to home and walk
orders.
Surgeon r. NJ. SHIP, detached presi-
dent OF examining ana meulcaI eX-
aiming boards, Washington, D. g,
and continue other duties
Passed Assistant Surgeon Il. A. WICK
cry, detached SOlace. TO Maryland.
Passed Assistant Surgeon n l. DOL
LARD, detached Naval Hospital.
Mare Island, Cal, 10 Recruiting sta
ton. Kansas City. Mo.
Passed Assistant Surgeon II A May,
detached Bureau of Medicine and
Surgery. Washington. d. c.. TO Ma
val Hospital. Las Animas, Colo.
Passed Assistant Surgeon Z. o. J.
EYTINGE. detached Naval Hospital,
Norfolk. Va 10 South Dakota
Passed Assistant Surgeon NJ W.
BAKER, to Naval Hospital New
York. N Y.
Assistant Surgeon C B. CAAIERER, de-
tached Naval Hospital, Las Animas,
Colo, 70 California.
Assistant Surgeon +. w THOMPSON,
detached Navy Recruiting Station,
Kansas City, do, TO Montgomery.
Assistant Surgeon G. W. o. Bunker.
detached Montgomery, 10 Naval Hos
pital, Mare Island, Cal.
Assistant Surgeon II. a. GARRISON,
to Naval Hospital, Norfolk, Va.
Naval Constructor J. f. BAILEY, de-
tached navy yard, Pensacola, Fla,
TO navy yard. New York. y. Y.
Naval Constructor w @. Du BOSE, de-
tached navy yard, Norfolk. Va, 10
Bureau of Construction and Repair.
Navy Department, Washington,
d. c.
Naval Constructor II. T. WRIGHT, de-
tached navy yard. Mare Island, Cal,
10 navy yard, Norfolk, Va.
Naval Constructor II. M. GLEASON,
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EVENTS FOR BLIND
PLANNED NEXT WEEK

For the benefit of the blind. a lee
ture and musicale will be given next
week in the lecture hall of the Public
Library. Next Monday evening at
ture there on "a Journey to the Roof
Of the World" Next Thursday after
noon at o'clock a piano lecture re-
cital VIII be given by Harry Patterson
Hopkins.
While the readings and musicales
are primarily for the benefit- of the
blind, other persons will be admitted
to the seating capacity OF the room,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-05
NOTED EVANGELIST
WILL SPEAK HERE

Miss Jennie Smith, an evangelist.
who until a few years ago was an
invalid and who claims TO have been
miraculously healed by prayer, win
conduct an all-day service tomorrow
at the North Capitol NJ T. Church
Miss Smith has been engaged in
evangelistic work among railroad
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Mrs. George w. WickerSham Hostess
At Residence in Sixteenth Street
Luncheon Party Given
By Mrs. Duncan McKim

Mrs. Duncan McKim entertained a
party at luncheon today
Mrs. Ordway and Miss Valerie Padel-
ford. who spent the last two weeks ct
old Point Comfort, Va, returned TO
Washington last evening and have
opened their apartment in StoneIeigh
Court for the season.
Mrs. symons. wife OF Col. Thomas w.
Symons, Z. S. A., has returned to Wash
inston. after spending a few DAYS in
New York for the aviation meet, and
visiting in Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r Thropp, who
spent the summer at their country place
in PENNSYLVANIA, will return to Wash
ington within a fortnight.
Miss Alice Vandergrift has gone to
Pittsburg, Pa, for short visit
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Stebbens I.atbrop
have gone TO San Francisco for n vear
or more, after spending the last two
incetown. Mass. Mrs. Lathrop spent
the latter part Of last winter in Wash
ington with her sister. Mrs. William II.
Daw.
Mrs. William II. Daw viii be at home
on Wednesdays during TIE season.
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Mrs. William Haywood and Miss Doris
Haywood viii be at home Thursdays
throughout the winter
Miss Peyton
Returns To Capital.
Miss Eva Peyton. who has been the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Marshall M
gruder, and Mrs. Sharpe, wife OF Lieut.
Herndon Sharp, at Fort Mackenzie,
Wyo-, has returned to Washington.
Lieut.. Col. John A. Lejeune, u. 5. NJ.
=, and Mrs. i.ejeune left Washington
several days ago for their new station
at the navy yard, at New York. where
Lieutenant Leieune has been assigned to
the command OF the marine barracks.
=
Major T. I. Gruinley, U. S. A, retired.
and Mrs. Grumley nave gone to Los
Angeles, Cal, where they will spend the
winter.
Col. Selden Allen Day. O. s. A. re
tired, and Mrs. Day and their family
have given up their apartment at the
ontario, and have taken possession OF
their new house, 1888 Lamont street
Major Robert J. Duff. L. 8 A, retired,
and Mrs. DUE nave closed their SUM
mer place IN the AdirOndacxs and have
taken the house at 2029 HiIlyer place Tor
the winter.
Capt Richard Rush, L. 9. N, retired.
and Ms Rush nave returned TO Wash
ington, and are stopping n the Grafton
until they open their house at 1881 JEFF
ferSOn place, for the season
Miss Beatrice HEREFORD will give a read
ing, assisted by Mrs. Blanche Muir Dali
gleish, contralto. Saturday evening. No
vember 70, in the ballroom OF the New
Willard. under the auspices OF the
Ladies' Aid Association OF the Homeo-
pathic Hospital.
Among the, pAtronesses OF the occasion
are Mrs lockwood Hoar. Mrs. James
Mcmillan, Mrs. Theodore Noyes. Mrs
Henry Cleveland Perkins, Mrs. Matthew
T. Scott. Mrs. Samuel Spencer, and Mrs.
Joseph Thropp.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond,
who are spending the autumn at their
place. Lockout Hill, Gloucester, Mass,
will remain there until the LIST OF De
cember.
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detached navy yard, Philadelphia,
Assistant Naval Constructor G. c.
WESTERVELT, detached navy
yard, New York, y. Y, to navy
yard, Puget Sound, Wash
Assistant Naval Constructor W. B.
FOGERTY, detached Philadelphia,
Pa, to navy yard, Pensacola, Fla.
Assistant Naval Constructor J. A.
Juror, detached navy yard,
Charleston, s. c., to navy yard,
PHILADELPHIA Pa
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-05
Flights May Be Resumed at
Halethorpe Field
Tomorrow.
AVIATORS ANXIOUS
TO GET UP IN AIR
Despite Damage to Machines
Wrought by Storm Program
Will Be Carried Out.

BALTIMORE. Md. Nov. 5.-Notwith-
standing that six aeroplanes were
wrecked by the gale that swept across
the Halethorpe aviation field and lev
eled the two big tents housing the ma
chimes. causing damage estimated at
5000 tomorrow or Monday viii see the
meet on again with nine more aviators.
Col. Jerome II. Joyce and his associ-
ates Of the Aero Club. announced that
the meet positively would be held. with
delay Of only two or three DAYS.
Comte de Lesseps SAYS he will 90 CD
Il he has only clnder path from which
70 start Mons. Latham saws he will
nv north and south and east and west
over Baltimore cor the $3.50 prize as
soon as the sun comes oat.
In the meantime interest has been
stimulated by a letter from Gen. Felix
Agnus, publisher Of the Baltimore
American, received by the aviation
committee today. in which he makes
this offer.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-05
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

Arrived-Roe at Newport, Terry at
Patuxent river, Ajax at Newport
News, Yankton and Strfngham at
Annapolis, Whipple, Hull, TruxtOn.
Paul Jones, Perry, PrebIe, Stewart,
Lawrence, GoldSborough, and Row
an at Mare island.
Sailed-DOlphin, from Miami for
Charleston, Rocket, from Norfolk
for Indian Head; Bailey, from
Cornheld Harbor, Nd, Cor Wash
ingtOn. and Supply, frorI Guam for
Yokohama
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-05
Wife of Attorney General
Entertains Small
Company.
Ambassador Of F rance and
Nine. Jusserand Among
the Guests.

Mrs. WickerSham. wife OF the AttOr-
ney General, was hostess at dinner last
evening at their residence on Sixteenth
street, the invitations having been is
sued prior TO the Attorney Generals de-
Darture for Ohio.
In the company at the table were the
Ambassador Of France and Nine. Jus
serand, the ambassador of Mexico,
Senior Don Francisco Leon de Ia Barr;
Prince Koudacheff, counsellor of the
Russian embassy; Major Gen. and Mrs
Leonard Wood. Mr.. and Mrs. Percival
Dodge and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Akin,
Of New York
Mrs. John d. Wood. of New York. will
come to Washington November for a
visit TO her son-in-law and daughter,
the Assistant Secretary of the Navy
and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop.
-
Mr. an Mrs. Lucien W. Powell. who
recently returned from the Orient.
reached the city yesterday from their
country place, "Airmont." Virginia.
=
Miss Zalinsky. sister Of the late Major
Edmund l. Zalinski, is in Washington
10 The winter.
Miss Thomas
To Wed A. D. Currier.
The engagement of Miss Anna Dick
inson Thomas, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Allen Thomas. Of Woodley. How
ard county, Nd. to Albert Dean Cur
.ner, of Washington and Chicago. has
sbeen announced.
The wedding viii take place on No
Nehoer Y at st. Johns Church, How
ard county, Md.
member OF the Chicago University.
Evanston country ana Golf clubs
=
Capt. F. c. Boggs, U. s. A, and Mrs.
boggS have returned to Washington
ana ana have opened their apartment in the
=
Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins. ac-
companie1 by her daughters the
Misses Perkins, who went to Baltimore
20 attend the funeral of her son-in-
Jaw, Albert H Carroll, last week. mas
gone 10 her place at Durham, Conn.
Tor an extended stay. Mrs. Carroll
sisters. anu
Mrs, Nichols, wife Of Capt. ]. c
Nichols, L. s. A, who has been snond-
Ing. some time at Fort Monroe. Va has
arrived In Washington and Joined her
husband Miss Nichols. Captain NichoIs'
sister, VIII come TO Washington shortly.
+
Mrs. Marshall Magruder wife ~
Lieuts Marshall Magruder. L. S. &c
spending some time in Washington Win
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pe,J-
ton, at the Imperial apartment
Miss Mildred Bacon, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. l. S. Bacon, win be among
the cebutantes Of the coming season,
She viii be presented AT a tea. Mon
cay afternoon. December Il, at the home
OF her parents, on Connecticut avenue
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Army and Navy Orders;
Movements of Vessels
ARMY

ARMY.
Major POWELL c. FAUNTL EROY.
Medical Corps. 10 Chicago, Novem-
Der &, to attend meeting of physi-
clans.
First Lieutenant WILLIAM y. CUT
LIFE, Medical Reserve Corps. to
the Walter Reed General Hospital,
District of Columbia
Captain CLYDE D. V. HUNT. quarter
master. to Walter Reed General
Hospital, District Of Columbia, for
observation and treatment
Captain GEORGE w. KIRKPATRICK.
18th Cavalry, to Fort Myer, Viz
ginia.
Colonel ALBERT TODD, Coast Ar
ullery Corps, upon his own aDpiica-
ton is retired from active service,
10 take effect February 1, 1911
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-05
Catarrh

One of the most common Of blood dis
eases, is much aggravated by the
sudden changes Of weather at this
time of yea. Begin treatment al
once with Hoods Sarsaparilla, which
effects radical and permanent cures.
This great medicine has received
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-05
LOCAL MENTION.

An Account With Divided Payments
lis the simplest form Of credit. Furni-
ture and carpets will be charged 70 YOU
on an open account at Grogan's and the
divided payments arranged to suit your
circumstances.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-05
Repairs All Kinds. C. D. Collins, Carcen-
ter, 79 18th NV. Phone Main 1913

Harvey's Restaurant Announces She
engagement Of the well-known authors.
composers, and vocal entertainers.
Messrs. Chick and Roth, TO contribute
20 the pleasure Of their after theatre
guests. Come and spend the evening
with US,
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40, $3.50 Testimonials

in two years. which proves its won
derful efficacy In Purifying and en-
riching the blood Best for all blood
diseases
In usual liquid form or cIiocolated
tablets known as SsrsatabS. 100 doses
s1.o0.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-05
Miss Bntton
Hostess At Dinner.

nOolcoS AT DlQneT-
Miss Eleanor Terry and Lieutenant
Camperio. whose engagement was re-
Gently announced, were the j;uests in
honor Of whom Miss Catherine Britton
entertained party at dinner last even
ing.
The additional guests were Miss Col
ton, Miss Gladys Hinckley, Miss south
eriand, Miss Mary Switzerland, Mss
louise Cromwell. A. c. HCrstmanr.
AID Count Pourtales. Of the German
enlbas sy; Mr.. Centaro. Of the italian
embassy: Cotton Smith. and Mr.. Brit
The Assistant Secretary Of State and
Mrs. Huntington Wilson viii sail from
Liverpool on November 10 and are eN-
pected TO arrive in this country about
November y.
=
The Washington, D. G, section. Council
OF Jewish Women. viii hold its next
regular meeting on Tuesday. November
!. az Z;50 D. m, in the vestry Of the
E'SNth Street Temple.
A1S me customary business meeting,
MISS Eeyer Felheimer will read an or
iginal Paper on 'Ceremonials in the Jew
lsh Humc,' and there VIII be music,
both vocal and instrumental, by Miss
Ethel Brown.
The social hour viii be in charge Il
Mrs John s. Strahorls. who was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Weyl. Of
North BrightwoOd, has returned 10 her
home, in Annapolis. Nd.
Mrs. Calvert Rosenthal entertained at
bridge at her home in the Kenesaw yes
terday afternoon Those present were
Mrs. Simon Kann, Mrs. sydney Kauf-
man, Mrs. Sol Meyers. Mrs. Abe Sig
munc. Mrs r. Behrend, Mrs. Samuel J.
Steinberger, and Mrs. /. Behrend.
Mrs. Charles KTUlvitCh, or Atlantic
City, is the guest OF her mother, Mrs.
X. Leon.
Mrs. Simon Kann. who was the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Ivear, OF New York,
has returned 10 her home IN this city
Mrs. B. Held has as her guests her
sister. Mrs. Albert Strauss and. daugh-'
ter. Miss Carol Strauss. of New York
Mrs. Friedman and daughter, Miss
Leona Friedman, who spent a few days
here. have returned to their home In
Fairmont, Va.
Mrs. A I1ssberger and Miss Rose
Wheatheld We're the guests Of Mrs +.
Schwab during the week
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Embassy Secretary andMrs.
Post Wheeler White
House Guests.
Attache at ST. Petersburg
and Wife Entertained
at Luncheon.

The first secretary OF the American
embassy at st. Petersburg and Mrs.
Post Wheeler, who are spending a few
days in Washington, were the guests Of
Mrs Taft at an informal luncheon at
the White House yesterday.
Mrs. L. Hope Slate and Miss
Gwynne, who have been at Newport all
summer, win close Mrs. Slaters estate
there, Hopedene today, ana VIII go to
New York for a brief soiou,n before
coming TO Washington for the winter.
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aShould Lowers Be Enpaced2 800

Long?" E Hez Sven explains Sunday
night &C. Preaching. II p m subject:
The delightful experiences o. Chris
tians." Capital Baptist Churcl, Typo
graphical Temple, 423 g st. n. " Par
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Agnus' Prize offer.


- offer prize of twenty-five
tnousahd dollars tSzo,0J0) to be award
ed 10 the aviator who reaches or
exceeds ten thousand feet al the
meet at HalethOrpe, and thereby es-
tablishes the altitude record OF The
4 do this in order 10 stimulate in
terest IN your great enterprise and
IN the hope that IL viii add 20 the
attractions OF your meet, which IN
doubleday can be made great sue
cess IT. spite OF the uufavorable
weather Of the last two days.
One and ali the bird men declared that
they were still FOR the meet, and that
II Few days OF postponement were al
lowed Baltimore would have as great
an airship show as was originally
planned.
Several Of the aviators. inclIding
Messrs- Radley, Drexel. Willard. and
Ely suffered heavy losses, hut they
are as determined as their more lucky
brethren 70 aid in making the meet a
success.
Messrs. Willard and Ely have suf-
Tered worst Of all Neither Of the Cur
tiss biplanes viii ever be able TO fly
again, though small parts may be used
.n the building Of new machines at the
yurtlss factory.
Mr.. Radley's BIeriot monoplane was
also badly crushed. bat the plucky
EngiiShman says he viii work night
and day to have the machine rebuilt
and ready 20 ny when the rect opens
next week.
Blerot Planes Crushed.
The Bleri0t II OnOplanes OF Mr. DrexeI
and his partner, Mr.. McAudfe, wers
badly crushed, but these can also be
repaired with hard work
Mr.. Curtiss has ordered two new BIZ
planes rushed here from Hammonds-
port, y. Y.
Among the J. st arrivals at Hale
thorpe is Arc HOXsey, the Wright
aviator. His baby Wright" arrived al
he Pennsylvania station al Hale
thorpe by express The big twO-pas-
senSer carrying Wright biplane is
being shipped from New York by
'reight. and viii arrive at Halethorpe
.OThOrrOw.
Clifford b Harmon, the amateur,
arrived at the Belvedere this after
noon. He did not bring hts machine.
because 1t was smashed at Belmont
Park in a collision with Moisant's
3leriOt. He has come as a spectator
Ralph tombstone, who has the aIti-
-ude record, is due here at any hour
With his machine.
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