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The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
FIGHT FOR TRANSFERS.
Residents Arrange TOR a Monster
Baass Meeting


Mass sIeetiRG.
In the interest Of the Hght for univer-
sal transfers a mass meeting OF the eiti-
zens Of Washington. to be held in the
old Masonic Temple on January L. was
arranged last night by the executive
committee OF the citizens conference.
Those attending the meeting were P. V.
Keating. acting chairman; W. A. Fos-
ter p. ]. Ryan. George Gall. II. J. Clark.
Milton Smelling. and II. McComas Haw-
ken.
The big meeting viii be announced at
meetings OF all citizens associations.
The list of speakers has not yet been
completed. but probably will be finished
by the end Of the week. A band has
been engaged, and prior TO the opening
OF the meeting there will be a concert.
Contributions have been sent by the
following organizations: Central Labor
Union. the Plate Printers Union. the
Rhode Island Avenue Citizens Associa-
tion. the University Heights Citizens
Association, and the Retail Merchants
Association.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
"THEM BAGS IS IT."
Phone Girl Realizes what II Is to
BE stunE.

Phone Girl ReaIIzes what II II ia
BE stunE.
She's young and pretty. and. despite
the police reporters efforts. we will not
print her name. She's a phone girl, you
know; works at switchboard. Well,
here's his story:
Jostled by a weil-dressed youth in a
shopping throng yesterday afternoon.
Miss -, a pretty hello girl who
holds sway over the switchboard IN an
Avenue hosiery. was victimized by
clever pIckpocket. who not only opened
her handbag and extracted its contents,
but completed the Job by informing her
that "her pocketbook was open"
Miss - had Just left a department
store and was hurrying to board a car
for her apartments when n youth, fash
ionably clad Cget thaO, and apparently
a gentleman. tapped her on the shoulder
and said: Miss, your pocketbook is
open"
II looked down at the bag and sure
enough II was Open" said Miss -. "a
roll Of bills containing Sl2 had been
taken from the very bottom OF the bag.
My kerchief and keys, which were on
top Of the money were still in the bag.
When the fellow tostled me felt tug
at the cords by which the bag was sus-
pended from my shoulder. but thought
some one brushed against me accident
ally.
It had Just received my salary and
needed the money. My advice to girls
Is, don't wear bags with long cord han
dies, even II they are fashionablee."
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE


Harnld s shertz - of Philadelphia, Pa. and
Bertha b Block 8 Rev. Kari NJ. Block.
!. Henry D. Lyon, 20, and Eva " AndersOu- %.
hnsh q Norfolk. va. Rev. james s. Montgomery.
Aarcellus d. Alexander. a. Of Springfield III. and
Mar z. Winter. Al. Of HAgerstoSn, Nd. Rev.
william William I. Mckenney.
stuart Bready. 2. OF Philadelphia. Pa, and Agnes
AcGreer Balloch - Rev. Charles Wood
John Z. s. Cameron. =. of Brooklyr. y T..
and Beatrice G. Elliott .. Rev. Ignatius Feaiy.
SilverStone.
Charlos h. Loving y. and Grace ~ Ashton p.
q Oznge Court House. Va Rev. II. L. ruiz.
COLORED.
=, D FaEntleroy. .. and Esther N. webb. 2.
Rev d. Ia Reed
V. ". T.rdy. 2. and Sadie L. DOrsstts. y
J. R, Howard. ? and Carrie E. Lee. n. Rev.
J. T. Willis
I Lrvis ,. and Iouise King :. Rsr A.
WllbankA
1 !. Bpu-n. .. and Lena wat. = RsE.
". J. Howard ---------s
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
MILANo AT BAR.
Alleged Slayer of Harry Smith
Pleads 'cNot Guilty"

Tony Milano, shoemaker. indicted for
first-degres murder in connection with
the death Of Harry z. Smith, twelve
years old, yesterday entered a plea Of
rot guilty before Justice Anderson in
the District Supreme Court. The charred
remains OF the boy were found in Milano's
shop September 10 last. and the police
contend that Milano killed the boy and
then set fire to the store to hide the
crime. Attorney James F. Kelly is coun-
sci for Milano.
-Four colored men were arraigued on
charges of homicide. Augustus Mullen
and Nathaniel Burton pleaded not guilty
to an Indictment for second-degree muir
der in causing the death Of Henry Wat
son on October 2l- Colbert Jackson
pleaded not guilty to a charge Of second
degree murder in connection with the
killing OF Tucker Thornton August Is
Manslaughter was the charge against
John A. Carroll. and he pleaded not
guilty.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
st. Patrick. Club Give. Play.

A large audience greeted the st.
Patrick's Dramatic Club last night in its
presentation for the first time in America
OF the five scenes Of the Mystery Play
at Carroll Hall. Those taking part IN
the play were Dennis z. Connell. John
o. Allen, Oliver ]. lie Beau, Paul Hines,
James Mckee, Edward Mitchell, Rivera
Townsend. Joseph W. Lucas. Misses
Estelle Murray, Annie Connors, Mar
jorie corcoran, Helen Gantley, and
Johanna Gloetzner.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
Complaint by women.
Fact. Ahout MnIIoy.

James MaIIoy, sixty years old, who was
found yesterday suffering from exposure
is not seriously i'll. He was located al
Thirty-sixth and NJ streetn northwest
Malloy left his home. 2302 Champlain ave-
nue., Tuesday afternoon. When he did
not return in the evening the matter
was reported TO the police. He fell from
a car near Seventh street and the Ave-
me. and was taken to Emergency Hos
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
knnu Hon rher stnnd.

Justice Robb. Of the Court Of Appeals
has determined definitely the manner in
which appeals shall be taken from the
Municipal Court to the District Supreme
Court. Justice Robb holds that an ap-
peal bond may be filed the sixth day,
exclusive OF Sundays and legal holidays,
after entry OF judgment, the two-day
notice to be given at the time OF fling.
and that the Judge OF the Municipal Court
has power to approve an appeal bond
after the expiration Of the six days after
Judgment
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
PLAYING WAR GAME.
osterhaus Has to Devise the Latest
Moves.

The Navy Department has put up to
Rear Admiral Hugo osterhaus, COM
mander-in-ehief OF the Atlantic feet,
the task Of deyising some sort OF a war
game to be played by the big war ships
on their way to Guantanamo this week,
for the annual winter battle practice
No questions as 10 what Admiral Oster-
haus intends to do are being asked
Some OF the battle ships are already
on the way to Guantanamo. It Is pre-
sumed that Admiral Osterhaus has is
sued secret orders to his division and
battle ship commanders to meet at
some point at sea for the carrying out
of his war game plans.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
FAIR BOOMERS COMING.
Panama Exposition Men to Arrive
Here Next Tuesday.

President Charles c. Moore. with d.
rectOrs Curtis Lindley and James Nc
Nabb. Of the Panama-Pacifc Interna-
tional Exposition. will leave San Fran
cisco on January .. for Washington. to
establish headquarters, and await the Sc
lection OF a national commission TO lead
in the famous celebration OF the Panama
Canal Theodore Hardee. acting secre-
tary to President Moore, has already ar
rived in Washington. and has made ar
rangements for headquarters at the New
Willard.
The party will be Joined at Chicago
by Frederick ]. v. Skin, director-in-
chief Of foreign and domestic participa-
tion in the fair.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
Eagles In.taIIatiop Tonight.

washington Aerie. No. u. Fraternal
Order Of Eagles. viii install officers for
the year tonight at Eagles Home. Fol-
lowing the installation. the annual COM
plimentary dinner will take place. Talent
performing this week at the different
theaters will contribute to the funmak-
ing, while q section OF the Marine Band
will render music
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
CONTEMPT CASE ON.
Taking Testimony In Matter of
Gompers and Others.

The taking OF testimony on the charge
of contempt of court against Samuel
Gompers. John Mitchell, and Frank Nor
rison, officers Of the American Federation
OF Labor, will be resumed before Justice
Wright in the District Supreme Court this
morning.
Under a ruling OF the court each side
has thirty days in which 10 present its
evidence, and ten days are allowed for
rebuttal.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
DAMAGE AMOUNTS TO $4,000.

Preliminary estimates received at the
Navy Department Indicate that the cost
of repairing the destroyer Warrington,
injured in a collision on Cape Hatteras,
will be about s50.000. The work will be
done at the Norfolk Navy Yard.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
Some DavId.on ADVICE.

DR.. William N. Davidson. superintend-
ent Of schools. at the Phelps School last
night made an address encouraging the
pupils TO start in on a definite line of
work. Whatever It may be that you
have started out to accomplish he said.
apply yourselves until you master It,"
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
Two Auto victims Improved.

Physicians at Emergency Hospital
stated late last night that AquiIla Smith
and Miss Sarah Fitzgerald. who were
crushed beneath the wheels of Senator
divers automobile Tuesday night, have
a good chance for complete recovery.
Both patients were operated on yester-
day. Miss Fitzgerald is suffering from
a broken leg. while Smiths injuries are
confined mostly to fractures In both legs.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
DEATH RECORD.
WEIfTE

David Wolf g years. i5ls Sh 4. nv.
Con L. Weber Il. ll3 9TH 81 =.
Joseph Davidson q. GoreTnment Hospital Insane.
Caroline Z. Knapp. g. Il9 Monroe st. NV.
Marion l. Thosnasson, 3. PrUEidence HoSpttaL
Ellen NcCaTthy. y. the Cecil Apartments
Rebeoca Warner. 50 Is 18th st. se.
Marxnret r. sh1Whan. Il. lJo Mas. ave- nW-
James W. Smith. hours. las Z st. e.
Infant of Benedict W. and Hattie Ingram, ]
hours. 1874 St se.
COLoRED.
CaroIine johnson, 3 years. PrOEdence Hospital.
Rebecra Rngrrs, s. eno 81 81.
Aaron West, $, 3ls Dtxous court sE.
Charles Fortune. =. Is P1srcs =. NV.
John Moultrie. g. ~ CieTeland are.
Mabel o. Jackson. ] months. Bell 81. Lincoln.
ID. q
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
L. $ Dent. Of Arrieultur. Weather Bureau.

L. s. Dent Of Agriculture. Weather Bureau.
Washington "Wednesday. January 3-s n N.
With the exception q local SHOWS. followed by
clearing weather Thursday the Middle Atlantic
and New England coasts ard hurries in the
region Of the Great Lakes the weather will Be fair
Thursday and Friday throughout the country.
No decided Temperature changes are indicated for
any part Of the country during the fortyelEht
hourA
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
HAsKIN TAKES CHAIR.
National Press Club InstaIIs the
''NevIy-elect."

The National Press Club held its an
nuHl meeting last night and installed
these officers: Frederick J Haskin. presi-
dent: John r. Suter. vice president;
Oswald F. Schuette. secretary; II. c.
Stevens, fnacial secretary; G. A. Lyon,
jr., treasurer. and Arthur J. Dodge. II.
l.. Dunlap, Ira K. Bennett. and Jackson
s. Elliott, members OF the board Of gov
ernors.
An amendment providing for the estab-
lishmslt OF a nonactive list OF members.
TO be composed OF men who have been
newspaper men, but who have ceased
to conform to the requirements OF actiya
members. was adopted. and other mat
ters OF business transacted.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
Veterans win Attend.

Encampment III. Union Veteran
Legion, and the Ladies' Auxiliary, No.
g. will hold an open meeting tomorrow
evening at the hall Of No. Ill. sl4 and sls
Pennsylvania avenue southeast. Installa-
tion OF officers is to follow.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
BIRTH RECORD.
WHITE

lanes n. and MARY Z, Watsoa. bny.
Conrad 6. and Elizaheth T. Wcitzil. SRI.
Charles and Rosa A. Smith. boz.
Geurse J. and b. Teresz Smith. boy.
wifbcrt and Zula s. Reuner. boy.
Maurice ID. Helene @. Rosenberg. boz.
Courtland W. and Ltdelia L. Page, Url.
Albert and Susan Miller. bog.
Charles and Mamie Moscad. bog.
Mortimer @. and Clara N. Lyddane. Eid
Thomas A. and Annis @. He1ing. gir.
BENJAMIN L. ard Victoria d. Harding. bog.
william A. and Mary II. Brannan. bog.
Perciral r. and Ida ?. Baily. girl
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
Local Temperature.

Midnight =: q. m. y; a. m. %: a. m. 81
9 a. M. 81; 10 a. m, =: u noon, S; p m. 1; Z
p m, g; n m, Is; .. m. 81; 10 y m, ..
Highest 3e; lowest, u
Relative humidity-s g. m s.; q m =: n
m, s.. Rainfall p N. 10 p M. or Houn
Of sunshine o; per cent Of possible sunshine, o
Temperatme same date last yesr-Highest, 50; low
ct 81.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
JUDGE GARY IN CAPITAL.
Here TO stop PROBE of Money rru.t.
Il Il BeIieved.

Judge z. H. Gary. executive head Of the
United States Steel Corporation. arrived
In Washington last night and registered
at the New Willard. The steel magnate
declined to be interviewed or volunteer
any information as to the purpose OF his
visit here.
II Is suggested hat Judge Gary hopes
friends In Congress against threatened
investigation OF the money trust. the
shipping trust. and the harvester trust.
with the latter two Of which the steel
trust Is Intimately connected.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
SAYS he WAS ROBBED OF $50.
Intoxicated Patient at Hospital
Asks Police investigation.

Irving J. Johnson. thirty-nve years
old. Of no Carroll street southeaest. re-
ported TO police OF the Fifth precinct
yesterday that he had been robbed OF
so while patient at Casualty Hospital
About ten hours before noon another
report was entered on the police blotter
stating that Johnson had been found In
toxicated at Eighth and streets south
east and removed 10 the hospital in the
ambulance. At the hospital is report
showing that Johnson had S2.65 In his
pocket when admitted. Hospital officials
say johnson may have had so in his
pocket when he lay unconscious IN the
street. and they point out II is not i'm
probable that he was robbed while IN
this condition
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
CIaxton to Give Address.

Tomorrow evening at the Highlands,
Commissioner of Education Claxton win
address the Federal Schoolmen's Club on
The function and the future Of the
United States Bureau OF Education"
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
Tide Table.

Today-Hish tide. ~ a N. and Tsa p N; iOu
tide, 10 a. N. and 80 D. m.
TomorTow-High tide. SIS 3. N. and SO p N ;
low tide. ~ =. N. snd zsis p m
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
Temperatures I'm otner CItIea.

Temperatures in other cities. together With ths
smount Of ninfaIl for the tWenty-iour hours ended
al .. m. yesterday. as follows:
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
Try MURINE EYE REMEDY

For Red. Weak, Weary. watery Eyes ana
GRANULATED ETELIDS
Murine Doean.t smart-soothsB Eye Pain.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
TAXES AND JUNK.
when the Tax Man Calls Take in
Your Goods.

Your Goods.
A sale Of the fixtures seized by Charles
c. Rogers. District tax collector. at the
store Of Stone Brothers. rubber goods
merchants, OF Philadelphia, 800 F street
northwest. on December Is, will be held
IN the once Of the tax collector IN the
District Building tomorrow morning.
The restrained fixtures consist of a
large mirror valued at $50 and five iron
clothes display racks. valued at SO each.
No attempt has been made by Stone
Brothers to replevin the property.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
Teachers' Pay Day.

The Commissioners yesterday set the
sth Of the month as pay day for the
public school teachers.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04

!. WILLIAM LEE. Funeral Director
aud Elnha hnsr. Lsery IN couneetio1. Co.nnodlo1l
chapal and Modern cremEiorium. Modest pI1csA
~ F@nqitnh HTs. nHt Tasphons Nan -
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

REAL ESTATE OWNERS
AND DEALERS
Are invited 10 attend .
PUBLIC MEETING
To Be beh THIS Crhurzdayl AFTERNOOS
At I'D O'Clock. At the rooms Of the Chamber -
Commerce In the Brentano Building. to protest
sEainsi the hill TO "cumpel actual Considerations"
In all deeds &C.
PURSUANT TO SECTION /. ARTICLE TX. OF
Bylaws. notice Ia hereby given that the annual
meeting of the StockhodeTs 0f the Carital Traction
Company for the election of Directors for the
ing year and slch Other budnes may b brought
before the meeting Win b held at the once q The
company. 18Th and N StA nv. WEshington. d. O..
on WEDNESDAY. January 70. lsf3 At loss O'Clock
m The polls Win Be open from II o'elock O.. n
tary. dE-i&
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04

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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-12-26

-Srau Gorr9 Glebb uebit 3inaern
oerlrbcn bic Neibradt5. uHe g,tH
i0brsieierta5e bei ben 5lttrn te}p.
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-12-26

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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-12-26

,Gdit ge..:!nca 9'ais!tg, s.. axe.
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uii1len Seter NH GtupsR Ne,
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-12-26

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mora [emplea nao 6rt0 4uefensoii,
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bel 0erru Eei8mcger oui einem Sc
rifle ar5citcteu, lieR oieie2 uadl uuO
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