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to feel better when 1 had taken only one bottle of Compound. but kept on as was afraid to stop too soon. Mrs. SADIE MULLEN. FPS N. B. St., FL wood, Ind.
 Why will women take chances with an operation or drag out a siclly, hah-hearted existence, missing three fourths of the joy of living, when they can find health in Lydia E. Pinkham' s Vegetable Comp0undl
 For thirty years 1t has been the standard remedy for female ills, and has cured thousands of women who have been troubled with such ail- ments as displacements, inflammation, alteration, fibr0id tumors. irregulari- ties, periodic pains, baekache, indiges- tion. and nervous prostration.
 If you have tIIe slightest doubt that Lydia E.. Pinkham's Nege- table Compound will help you, write to Mrs. Pinlzham at Lynns Mass, for advice. Your letter will be absolutely confidential, and the advice free.
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DETECTIVES CHARGED
 IN BLRCKMAlL CASE

ERIE. Pa, July f2.-When the fed eral court conEones here tomorrow morniDe inc grand jury Will report its fudine 10 Judge James s. Young in the cases .brbught against Gilbert D. Perkins Of Plttshurg and Charles Franklin of Philadelphia, in which The government charges the private detectives with using the mails to de fraud in an alleged attempt to black mail Charles H. Strong Of this city
 The case was presented to the grand jury this morning and many witnesses were heard. When the bal lot was taken Judge Young had left the court and the report was held lover until morning
 Attorneys for Perkins and FraEk- lin announced tonight Chat they were ready 70 so to trial at once # the grand jury returns @ true bill
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FEAR THAT CHOLERA
 MAY REACH CHICAGO

CHICAGO, July 1S.-'I would not be surprised fl cholera came here. " declared Dr. George B. Young. com missioner Of health, today. q do not say expect it. I simply say it would not surprise me if the disease reached here from New York The disease would not last long in a modern sanitary city,
 Dr. Young was sent to Italy twen- ty years ago by the United States government to check the importa- ton of disease to these shores. There has not been a case Of eho- lera in Chicago since 1873.
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FLOOD RESOLUTION
 WILL NOT BE LAW
Mels0a'S Substitute Will Pre- vent Recall in Arizona,
 Say Senators

WASHINGTON. D. C., July 1S.- Deloa0te Cameron was Informed by a score of senators today, incluelns .Penrose. Root, Crane and otRers that the Nelson substitute for the Flood resolution would pass the senate Adj gust z, with the provision for elimi hating the recall of judges for AIi- z0Ea or no statehood. as all of ihe senators have been notified that Jho president would sign notmng else.
 The Nelson substitute is the house minority resolution. Owen and Cham. beriain will consent to its passage. ii being the only thing the senare w.ll pass for Arizona.
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PAYMASTER CHARGED
 WITH BEREAVEMENT

VALLEJO. Cal. July fs.-A naval court entered today upon the trial Of Arthur A pippin. paynaster Of inc receiving ship Independence ay Mare Island navy yard. who is charged with general misconduct of bis office and the enhezziement Of s6.6SS of the funds in his hands
 Counsel Tor Pippin challenged all members of the colTt on tho ground that they had been biased by hear ing testimony in the trials of two enlisted men rom Pippin's office in connection with the sane ofense,
 The court denied the challenge but excused Lieut. Commander Lew Is and Paymaster Nicholson, who admitted that the testimony of the previous trlal might influence thetr judgment
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MECHAhIClAN KILLED
 DRIVING AuT0MoBAE

LEAIANS. France, July 1s.-An American automobile driven by De passe, Q competitor in next Sunday g race for the Grand Prix de France. while speeding at seveuty-nve miles an hour over the course yesterday, dashed up a tree.
 The mechanician was killed out right. but the driver escaped with bruises. The accident was due to a detached tire.
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FOUR PEOPLE DROWN
 IN WASHINGTON STATE

SPOKANE. Wash. July iS.-Elice Hluerich. aged 1G. Lucy Bitterich. aged 21. and Gol8se Robinson. aged I5, were drowned in the Pen D. 0reille river at Sand Point. Idaho yesterday afiernoch. The girls had gone lathing though none could swim It is believed the Robinson girl got beyond her denth and that Elice Bitierich tried to save her and vas herself overcome and that the older Bitterich girl lost her life trying to save these two.
 ! ". Bragg Of Bonners Ferry. ldabo. vas drowned in Strolis Lake near that town Sunday afternoon while bathiug The man wore q life preservsr bat it turned over and when found his head was sub merged. He leaves six susall child- ren between the ages Of 2 and F.
 An new vaudeville people at the GrDhcum toniEht.
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SEAL DISPUTE OF
 4 NATIONS ENDS
tcontinued from Page D

Hensation. said sIr Nagel. some ooneefsions had to be n.ado 10 the cOuntfies which had seal fish hg industries representing large sums of capital The concessions be- gan in the same friendly spirit. Rus. sia and the United states agreed to pay to the other two counties thir- ty per cent of the seal catch Of each year, aud an agreed sum in case no seals were killed. Russia and the Uaited States also aeree9 not to fartlcipate in this bonus paid by either. consequently the thirty per cent paid by these two countries is divided between Great Brinan and jalan. The thirty per cent paid by Jaran is divided between Russia, Great Britian and the United States, giving ten per cent to each. Canada having no seal fisheries. has nothing Co nay.
 These concessions made. the real object was stained in the absolute prohibition of pelagic scaling by the citizens 0f the. four countries. Every person or vessel offending may be seized and detained by duly author ized officials to be delivered 10 tue ration to which they belong, whicn nation shall try the offenders"
 Cash Payments.
 Because the United States reserves the right to discontinue altogether the Killing of the Prihilof island seals, a special arrangement was entered into whereby the United States makes an advance payment Co Japan and Great Britian of S2OO.- coo each. which payments are to be refunded tO the United States out of the proceeds Of the British and JaaaneseA share of skins taken from the American herd. It is in .he nature of 8 loan and was nee ! essary only because of this country : reserving the right to discontinue the killing Of Pribiiof island seals.
 Each Of the countries in the agree ment reserves the right to control it's own herd and breeding grounds. The period during which the con vention is 10 remain h force is fixed at fifteen years, and thereafter ter minated by one years notice by any os the parties after the expiration or tho fourteenih year.
 Secretary Nagel seemed specially optimistic over the convention be cause it made possible the getting together" of the countries interested after they were 80 far apart over inc situation. IL shows. he thinks, the possibility of agreement upon any subject Of differences between countries. when their representatives meet in friendly spirit It wipes out. he says. at least as far as tho ! four countries are concerned, the old straiehtlaced technicalities oi international law. and brings the ] governments of the several countries together upon broader lines Of eomity based upon reason. common sense and the general welfare Of humanity
 pous A. poue ly-orTd's ereafas-
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tContinued from Page i)
 q pulled out this paper" the transcript continued. and ] said, What the hell is going on out there. He says By God, them fellows are raising heIl out there. by God. and they killed a tot of people, too.
 Make Them "Come Across"
 Who said that, J. J.?"
 NO. told him that-I says, by God. they killed a lot Of people. too. Yes. By God he says, that ought to make them come across, the damn scabs
 "He says. They wanted 10 give them a good clean up and l guess they got it now
 T said. I wonder what became of that fellow He says. oh, never mind that fellow, he is away from there good and strong. He is POO miles from there.
 .I asked him if he had any word from him He said not definite He thought, though from the way things read, that he was all right.
 Referred to James 8. This testimony referred to James 5. McNamara. McManigal then told of coming to Los Angeles and blowing up the Lewellyn Iron Works here, saying he was sent here by J. J. Mo Namara; that he later reported to J. J McSamara at Indianapolis and re- ceived S535. He also declared before the jury that piece of mechanism shown him was the internal machine : J. B. MeNamara invented and explain. ed how the explosion could be caused by it.
 Before the case Of Mrs. McManigal was called today. her uncle. George Behm, was called by the jury, but was excused until Thursday. the pscsscu- tion presumably not desiring to ques. ton him uniil the courts decided the f prOceedings against his niece. ] Pons and Pons. Great European I acroDats, Royal tonight
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ASK SMITH TO QUIT
 OFFICE OF GOVERNOR

ATLANTA, G.. July 1s-In a reso- lufion in the house of representatives tomorrow Governor Hoke Smith will De called upon to resign as governor and proceed to Washington 10 as sume the duties Of United States zen afor and give Georgia her full repre-. sentation.
 Ehe resolution has been prepared by Representatives Ragsdale and Scott
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FOUR MEN ARRESTED
 CHARGED WITH SEDlTI0N

SAN LUIS POTOsI. Mexico. July 1S.-Former Chief of Police Macias and Professor B. Guardiola. until re- gently inspector of schools and the editor of an afternoon newspaper, and Manuel Ugaide late iefe polit ico. are under arrest here charged with sedition.
 In connection with their arrest about TOO peons were taken from a northbound train recently and placed iu the penitentiary. It was said that plot had been discovered amone followers Of General Reyes and their activity was directed in his favor. See Mexican war pictures al to- days matinee -2.s0 D. m. Star theater
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BIGGER ASSESSMENT
 0N PIPE COMPANIES

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. July IS. Under an agreement reached today between the state board of equaliza- tion and two of the big pipe line com paniss the assessments of these two companies is increased 9 per cent. The assessment of the Prairie Oil E Gas company is raised Sf.0o0, 000. and will now total S20. .s25 .o00; the Oklahoma Pipe Line company and it's subsidiary company is assessed at sSIs.o00: the Gulf Pipe Line com pny of Texas at Si,000. GOO. and the Cuff Pipe Line company of Oklahoma at S2.l00,0G0.
 General Attorney Fitzpatrick of the Prairie oil & Gas company tes. hhed today that the company was owned by the National Transit com paay. which Eas owned by the Stand ard Oil company Of New Jersey
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ble Compound. l was sick three months and could not walk. l sui fered all the time. The doctors said l could not get well
 without an opera ton, for 1 could
 hardly stand the
 pains ia my sides, especially my right one, and down my right leg. l began
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bladder remedy, be- cause of its remark able health restoring properties Swamp Root fulflls almost every wish in over coming rheumatism. pain in the back, kid ncys, liver. bladdei
 and every part of the urinary passage. II corrects inability to
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TWo aoYs pRoWN.

CHICAGO. July 12.-Chanane seats ia TOW bost cost the lives of Carl Glade. 20 years old, and MattheV HuIstein. go years old by dr0wning in the Ghiaago river toTirhf
 Life savers rescued Alvin Mathis who was found clingiug 70 the over. turned craft.
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PROMISE OF QUICK TRIAL
 SAVES MOB VENGEANCE

SOMERSET. Ky. July 1S.--A spe- ciaI session of the Pulaski circuit court has been called for July 2S to hear the case of James Ellis and Fount Heath. charged with murdering Magistrate A. J Beatty and Co sta ble w. F. Heath at Burnside. Ky. st Friday.
 There has been considerable fear of mob violence, but this has been allevated by the decision to bring the two accused men to an early trial
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I'd AIsoP cLAiMANTs.

SANTIAGO. Chile. July l8.-In ac. cordance with King GeoEge's award ihe Chilean soFernnent has ordered the payment of 187,o0e pounds $685. 100) 10 the representative or the Al. sop claimants,
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THAcKFRhYls cENrENARY-

rnNDON f,.I, 1S Tbs r,.o hrn. dredth anniversary Of the birth of famous unvciEt, wEs widely cele- hrated today by literary and other societies throughout the United kiugdom
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WOMAN
 ESCAPES OPERATION
WasCured byLy ydiaE. Pink-
 hams Vegetable Compound

Elwood, Ind" Your remedies have cured me and 1 have only taken six bottles of Lydia E. PiDkham's Fegeta-
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oFElcrRs ELFcTEp.

BROWNSVILLE. Texas, July lS.-- B. F. Yoakum was reelected chair. man Of the board of directors of the s. Louis, Brownsville & lIexico rail road yesterday
 D. H. Winchell was reelected pres. ident; 4. T. Perkins. vice president; and the following were named vice presidents: R. J. Kleberg. w. D. Bid de, w. C. Nixon and ! H. Elliott.
 Vaudeville Act & reels mo tion pictures for lae. Royal tonight
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Matinee 2.30 D, m. today Mexi- can Revolution pictures Star The ater.
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Little Bertha Pons, worlds cham pion strong woman. Royal tonight
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Do You Get Up
 With a Lame Back?

Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
 Almost everyone knows of DE. Kilmer's Swanp-Root, the great kidney, liver and
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Mexican war pictures, Star Thea ter, 2.SO D. m. today.
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"A bit Of musical comedy" Or pheum tonight
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FRENcH KlTcHEN.

Very best meals in town. Every thing nice. neat and clean. Fine cooking. Meals 3Jc uD. Chicken dinner Sunday soc. s2s.
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I Vaudeville Act & reels no ton pictures for I5e. Royal tonight.
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Don't miss the Vaudeville & Mo tlon pictures. Great Royal tonight
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vaudefnle Act & reels mos ton pictures for l5c. Royal tonight
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Little Bertha Pons, worlds cham- pion strong woman. Royal tonight
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"Hubert, the human frog" Or nkeun tonight
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 hold water and scald1ng pam lii passing It, or bad effects followIngu guse of liquor, wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to go often through the day, and to get up many times during the night.
 Swamp-Root is not recommended for everything but if you have kidney. liver or bladder trov ble, 1t will be found just the remedy you need. It has been thor- oughly tested in private practice, and has proved so successful that a special ar rangement has been made by which all readers of this paper who have not al ready tried it, may have a sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book telling more about Swamp-Root. and how to fndout if yon have kid ~ aeyor bladder trouble. eSzE1 ma - When writing s..sssssssss .ssssss reading this generous - - sssss..s offer in this paper and E: .:EFsz send your address to ', z z = z, z y Dr. Kiin-er & Co.,, aszn. sssz7.sr ssal. Binghauton, NY. The regular afty-cent and one-dollar size bottles are scld by all druggists. Don't make any mistake but remember the name, Swamp Root, Or. Kiimer's Swamp Root. and the ad- dcess, Biughamtol, N. X., on egEy bottle. Writing De sure and mention this paper. Regular fifty cents and one dollar size bottles for saie al sii drug stores.
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Pons & Pons. Worlds greatest acrobats and strong team Royal tonlEhL
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Pons and Pons. Great European Royal tonight
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MRS. M'MANIGbL IS
 VICTOR IN COURT

(Contlnued from Pago D
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Don't miss the Vaudeville G Mo tipn pictures Great Royal tonight.
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An new vaudeville people at the Orphoum tonight.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-08
PLACES OF INTEREST.

Library OF Congre-Open 3 q. m. TO 10 .. N. on
secular days: from p. n. to II p m On Sunday.
and on certain holidays During July August and
September. closes p. m. Saturdays
Public LihraD-Open a. m. to D. m. hoiidayA
a. m tc p. m: Sundays. to p m
White Holse-Opcn 10 q. m. to . p m
United States Captol-Open a. m. to 4:3s .. m.
Corcoran Gallery Of Art-Open tfree) Tuesday
Thursday. Saturday. go m. to p. M: SUNDAY
l:,a to - p. m. Other days. &c admission.
sta:e. War and Navy denartments-open T. m.
to ,. m CThe original Declaration Of 1pdepend
ence is in the library at the State Department)
United States TreasuIy-Open q m. to E m.
United States Paten. oe,ce-Open .. N to Z
United States Pension Bueau-open > q N. to 4
.. n.
United States Post -onice-Open 3 d m to : D. m
WA ws'hnstoo sso city city rossC,cepen a. hoq ohe
National Botanic Garden-Open a. m. to d N
Fish Commission-Open a m to ~ p. m
Amy Medical Museum-Open a. m. to 80 D. m.
National Mus.um-Open T. m. to ~ p. m (in-
cludirs holidays.
Agricultural Depsrtment-Open q N. to l:s
p
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing opo .. N.
Washington Morunent t555,l feet IN heicht)-Open
s:0 a. m. 10 10 3. m (Elerator runs from q m.
70 p. NIB
p. m. Gncludin: hciidays).
Government Printing ofce-open ID = N. to
=. m.
Navy Yard-Or-n . a. m. to SO p. m
Southwurth Cottage 3sth and Prospect ave.
key Marscr-Hone Of Francis Scott Key. authoR
Of THE Star Srapged Banner" 35ls n street
northwest. open d. ily. except Sunday. q m to
30 p. m. Admission free
IN THE SCBURBS
Arlington National Cenctey.
Chevy Cha.e ard kensington.
Geological Park (open all day..
Rock Creek Bridge and Park.
United States Naval Academy. Annapolis. Nd.
Mount Vernon 1.-THE home and tomb oe Washine.
tonl-O!en II a. m. to p.
Naval Observatory-Open T. m to p. N
sunset.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-08

Under the leadership Of E. Dana Du-
rand Director Of the Census, a fund
sufficient to defray the hospital expenses
Of Miss Alice v. Hought6n, the census
clerk. who was scalped by her tabulat-
ing machine, has been raised.
Mr.. Durand, who has charge OF the
fund. refused last night to give any Of
the details. 1t is understood that only
the higher officials of the bureau were
allowed to contribute. The total amount
raised will not be given out, Mr.. Durand
says.
Skin Grating This Week.
The grating Of the skin on the scalp
Of Miss Houghton probably will begin
before the end Of the week. Physicians
at Emergency Hospital do not believe
the operation will be started until to-
morrow and probably not until Friday.
The grating operation was decided
upon after portions Of the scalp, which
had been replaced. failed to unite to the
skull.
Members Of Family Volunteer.
The closest secrecy Is maintained as
to the identity of the persons from whom
the skin will be taken. 1t Is understood
that members Of Miss Houghton's family
will volunteer parts Of their skin for the
operation.
Miss Houghton's condition remained un-
changed yesterday and the attending
physicians are satisfied with the prog
ress Of the case.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-08
JURY vINDICATEs GLOVER.

Not Guilty Of AssaultinE Emile IN.
selli BY ThowinG Money 1T Him.
A jury in Justice Anderson's court has
vindicated Charles C. Glover. president
of the Riggs National Bank. Of a charge
Of assaulting Emile Jaselli at the bank
ing house by throwing a package Of
money at him.
Jaseln filed suit last fall. alleging that
October IS. 1909 while in Mr.. Glovers
room at the bank. Mr. Glover, becoming
angry. threw a package containing coin
at him. and striking him, committed an
assault for which he asked $4,000 dam
ages. The jury returned a verdict for
Mr. Glover
The Washington herald., 1911-02-08
TO FILL SCHOOL VACANCY.

Examination on ThuFsday and FRI
day At Franklln School.
BY order of the superintendent Of
schools, an examination to I'LL . vacancy
at the Business High School will be held
Thursday and Friday at Franklin School
The subjects will be applied arithmetic
and sbookkeeping. and the examination
will begin promptly at o'clock.
1t was announced that the person who
obtains the highest average win be ap-
pointed Immediately. Additional infor-
nation can be obtained by applying to
the board Of examiners at the franklin
School.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-08
MRS. ANNIE E. WOODS DIES.
Was Wife of Late Associate Justic<

Was Wife OF Late Associate Justice
of Supreme Court.
Mrs. Annie e. Woods. aged eighty
three, widow of-Associate Justice VIII
lam B. Woods, United States Supreme
Court. died yesterday at the Cumberland
apartment house.
lam Warner, former United States Sen
ator from Alabama. and leaves one
daughter, Miss Florence Woods. Of Wash
ington. She had been IN bad health for
two years. Mrs. Woods will Be buried
at Newark. Ohio.
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GOES TO STUDY PLAGUE.

Bacteriologist Strong VIII Soon
Leave Manila for China.
Richard p. Strong. q scientist Of the
bureau Of science Of the Philippine gov
ernment. has been directed to go to
China to INVESTIGATES the plague situation
at the request Of the Chinese government
DR.. Strong Is chief Of the meteorological
laboratory at Manila. and Is also pro-
fessor Of tropical medicine Of the Uni
versity Of the Philippines. He will leave
Manila shortly.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-08
INSTALL "PAY-WITHIN" CARS
Ca pital Traction Company Also "a
Taboo LenEthwiae Seats.

President George +. Hamilton. OF the
Capital Traction Company. said last night
that the work Of substituting the pay
within" cars with transverse seats for
the ''pay-as-you-enter" cars with length
wise seats. would begin as soon as the
company from which the cars are to be
bought could deliver them.
Mr. Hamilton said the directors had
recommended the change eighteen months
ago.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-08
HEAR TALK ON ELEVATORS!

w. w. LiEhthiDe's Address to Archi-
tects Illustrated by Slides.
The members Of the Washington Archi-
tectural Club held q business meeting and
smoker last night at their rooms In H
street northwest, and heard w. w.
Lighthipe. Of the engineering department
OF the Otis Elevator Company. give an
illustrated talk on elevators, embracing
and size.
Edwin L. Wilson and Preston H. Bar
nard were elected to membership by
unanimous vote. The annual exhibition
OF tho club win be held at the Corcoran
Gallery Of Art, on June
The Washington herald., 1911-02-08
WHO LOST THE DOG?
A Question Which the Humane So
ciety Wants Answered.

ciety Wants Answered.
There is great anxiety in the ranks of
the Washington Humane Society over a
lost dog.
For more than a week a young Great
Dane has been wandering in the vicinity
Of Sheridan Circle. When it was first
seen it was sleek and handsome and
wore a collar. Now it is lean and
starved and the collar has gone.
Some members of the humane. society,
who dive in the neighborhood. yesterday
reported the homelessness Of the dog to
the officers Of the organization. Up to
the present time the animal has not been
caught or IT'S owner found. but the So
ciety has not given up hope.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-08
Kosher Heat Ne. Eleet.

Tho following ofncers Nave been elected
by the Kosher Nest Buachers' Associa-
ton Of washington: Prteident. 8. Ma
son: vice president J. Saddle; SECRETARY.
pavid Goldsmith: treasures. A. Herman:
delegates 70 combined cougregx11cn. Da-
va 0o5dsmdtt, 4. Hsrmans md. ]. 0AddlA,
anA uuBtse4 - cpen - X Kirstsln
The Washington herald., 1911-02-08
FUND TO AID CLERK
Census Officials to Pay Miss
Houghton's Hospital Bill.
CONTRIBUTORS NAMES SECRET

Amount Necessary to Pay Expenses
Of Young Woman Scalped by Tab
ulatinR Machine Raised BY Direc-
tor Durand-GraftinE OF Skin Will
Probably Start This Week.