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The Glenwood post., 1912-09-14

Mays Landing, N. j., Sept. 10
Horse owners in Atlantic county are
worried over an epidemic of spinal
meningitis which is carrying off horses
at rapid rate.
The Glenwood post., 1912-09-14

Those packages Of old papers we are
'fferinR at 10 cents are almost ipdis
pensible In . househoid Kindle the
hrss With them and use them In n do,
AZ different vavs'.
The Glenwood post., 1912-09-14
sIDEsTEFrED THE REPORT

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The Glenwood post., 1912-09-14

Mrs. G. w. Darrow was taken IA
Denver last Friday evening suffering
intensely from gall stones. An opera.
ton was performed Wednesday and n
letter received from the family yester
day morning states that the operation
was successful and that the patient is
resting nicely. Mr.. Darrow, who ac-
companied her on the trip, will proba-
bly, not return to Glenwood for several
days.
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Mortician Farnum had charge of the
bodies of those who were killed at
Marble last Friday by derailed motor
car. A. Negretta was buried at Mar.
bic last Saturday, Mary Tomka was
buried in Rosebud from the Farnum
chapel Sunday afternoon, r. P. Lytle,
the conductor, was buried at Rejstone
Wednesday and the remains of George
Healey, the motorman, were shipped
Tuesday to the former home in Kansas.
The Glenwood post., 1912-09-14

The fourth annual convention of the
Colorado Electric Light, Power and
Railway association is being held at the
Hotel Colorado. Thursday evening an
interesting moving picture demonstra-
ton was given and yesterday after.
noon the members enjoyed themselves
with novel games in the swimming pool.
Inc association is greatly pleased with
Glenwood as meeting place for their
annual sessions.
The Glenwood post., 1912-09-14

Congressman Taylor returned home
from Denver Thursday morning, both
he and Mrs. Taylor having lost their
votes by being in Denver with their
little daughter, Eta, who was recently
operated for appendicitis. Eta has so
Tar recovered that she has left the
hospital, but Mrs. Taylor has though.
1t best to keep her in Denver until sha
gains little more strength.
The Glenwood post., 1912-09-14

At the regular service last Sunday
morning Rev. w. r. Dodd, pastor of tine
Presbyterian church, rendered his resig-
nation and announced that he would
leave Glenwood next week for a new
field in Kansas to which he has re
Gently been called.
The Glenwood post., 1912-09-14

The people of New Castle will cele
brate Farmers Day today and toner
row and have made arrangements for
one of the biggest celebrations ever
given at that place. An extensive pro-
gram has been arranged and the affair
is in charge of live committee.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-25
INDIANA MEN TO
TESTIFY TO-DAY
b. G. Petit Il. c. Starr, and Pos.
sibly Beveridge to Appear
at Capitol.

!. H. C. Petit. Henry c. Starr. and pos
sibiy former Senator Albert Beveridse.
all Of Indiana, will be the witnesses to-
day before the Clapp campaign funds
investigating committee. according to the
decision Of the members yesterday. The
first two named were Republican na-
tional committeeman in 1904. and their
testimony will relate to the Roosevelt
campaign in Indiana. No session was
held yesterday.
Another witness who will probably
make his appearance next week II John
Nicklebotham. Bull Moose leader IN
Minnesota and q close friend Of Senator
Clapp. He and the chairman Of the in
vestisating committee. held . conference
yesterday Because Of Senator Bever-
idge's desire not to testify before to-
morrow. q hitch has occurred between
himself and the members Of the COM
mittee. which has not yet been straight
ensd out. II 10 possible that Bevertdge
may not put In an appearance at all to-
day.
Senator Clapp stated yesterday that
the committee is prepared to discontinue
its rule Of the past not to hold sessions
on Saturday. The time Of adjournment
prior to election has not been decided
on. nor has the committee agreed upon
Its action with regard to w. X. Wander
bilt. who 10 reported to have refused to
attend the hearings.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-25
MERCHANTS ADOPT
NEW CONSTITUTION
Retail Association Provides TO
Management in Ih rInde-
pendent State.

The Retail Merchants Association last
night formally adopted constitution
and bylaws to take the place Of those
under which 1t was governed before
It became independent Of the Chamber
Of Commerce. The association held its
meeting at the Chamber Of Commerce
rooms. with President Joseph stras-
burger in the chair. and large num-
ber Of members present.
John L. Newbold, president of the
Washington Transfer and Storage Com
pany. addressed the association on the
subject Of delivery charges. against
which complaints recently have been
made. Mr.. Newbold stated that in
creases in the rates charged for delivery
OF merchandise had been made after a
very careful investigation Of the SUBJ
ject. and that the rates as finally ad-
Justed were equitable.
The company had been losing money
on small freight on which the ''mini-
mum charge was Is cents. Mr.. New
bold said, and the minimum charge was
therefore increased to Is cents.
Mr.. Newbold said that the company
would be glad to discuss with any
committee the Retail Merchants Asso-
citation would name. the equitablsness
Of the rates. This proposal was not
acted upon last night. but several menu
bers Of the association Informally ex-
pressed satisfaction at the statement
made by Mr.. Newbold.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-25
HOW The JAPANESE
ALWAYS REMAIN SLENDER
NO ONE NEED REMAIN FAT NOW

health that was noticeable NON the veu asse
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my hody. After diseuntinuins the trsatnent ss1
Keeping careful record Of my weight far m0o
than two months. ! vss delighted to fnd thst
REDUCTION vas permanent. nor has al my fat shown
me siishfest tendency to return since then.
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that even child can understand Il and obtain
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The Washington herald., 1912-10-25

\. m iutervsev accorded upon his return from
looe tyip Dr. y. Tun7. the physician. scientist
snd traveller widely Known for his scientific re-
pesfchss and who's vfftinss have brought him
formation 10 those who 1ers astoupded By his loss
of more than 100 pounds q excessive fat since theJ
lsk nv him. They found II difficult. indeed, to
seoosnizs In ths slender. muscunf. and perfectly
pruputiooed form q n. T-:Ief to-day. the same
man who only 9 tev months pseyiom theJ
eonld hardly walk
When questioned euocsrnins his health and the
remaHkabls change in his sppeaance. Dr. Tuner
MD:
m thh way: When seeking da,a FOR suers literary
uorf, I found . reference to the manner IN which
the japanese vers aid to ssslJ overcome any
tendency to take supernrcrs 6esh. II vas
easily apparent from obseIvaunn tha. the Jsps
comparatively heavy eaien ana that their DIET
therefore the most fat forming Of all grains had
ofeen wondered Why. in spate q these facts the
natives q Japan. hn<h men sdd women aivays
presrnt such . slender. trim. neat appeannce.
Although eor>ets mrs in that country. the
women thers have beautiful figures that any Ameri-
men have strength and pn~rrs Of endurance that
are provatial Aftsf dilieent inquiry about the
cauas Of thia. I brcame more than ever convinced
that thsy were using there in Japan methods Of
fat reduction and fst prevention far in advance of
anything known to medical science in this opuntry
A. ths finding q such . method vas . matter q
ffe q death to me at that time. I consulted
numefuus authofitie and set about asking oue,-
ticus d those who would be likely to know any
thing about II. ] am glad to say that my untirins
shcFss vr1s finally rewarded BY the discovery q .
nev means Ct fat reduction that I determined to
dvs . short trial Immediately. vas fairly
stastjsd 10 behold the wonderful ehsnse n made
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The Washington herald., 1912-10-25
MOVING PICTURE
MEN ORGANIZE
Exhibitor League of the District
Formed with Dr.. W. P.
Herbst as President.

The Moving Picture Exhibitors League
Of the District perfected their organiza-
ton yesterday afternoon At q meeting
at the Chamber Of Commerce. and like
wise appointed a committee Of 1--WE to
treat with a committee from the Nov
ing Picture Operators Union.
The exhibitors president, DR.. William
p Herbst, appointed Manager Bachrach.
Of the Casino: Manager Dexter, OF the
Maryland; Manager Morgan, of the
Princess: Manager Stonesifer. Of the
Scenic, and Manager Tom Moore. OF
the Plaza, to meet the operators COM
mittee. When the two bodies will get
together had not been determined last
night. The operators, in a notice sent
out to the managers Of the moving
picture theaters Of Washington, set
November 3 as the last day to be al
lowed for granting their demands.
The concessions asked for relate to
hours Of work and pay. The operators
want a uniform scale, Of $22 a week.
with eight hours work. and pay for
overtime. The operators contention for
one day OF a week has been droppe Z,
the exhibitors said yesterday.
The exhibitors adopted a constitution
and bylaws. They will have their next
meeting November & Enrolment Of
five new members since the first meeting
was reported.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-25
JURY EX0NERATEs
ALL TAXPAYERS
No Attempt Made by Alexandria
Citizens to Evade Taxes,
4 Verdict.
NEWS OF VIRGINIA TOWN

Alexandria, Va, Oct. A-''Our investi-
cation convinces us that no attempt has
been made by the taxpayers of this city
to evade taxation" The foregoing is the
essence Of the report given by a special
grand jury in the Corporation Court to-
day, with W. H. Sweeney as foreman.
following an Investigation into the per-
sonal tax returns recently made by citi-
zens- The jury, in concluding its report.
commends Commissioner Of Revenue
Charles H Callahan for the faithful and
conscientious manner, as shown by the
record of his Office in which he dis
charged his many exacting duties. The
jury also notes that it failed to find a
single case where automobiles had been
omitted which should be listed for taxa
tion. The jury also recommends that
City Council change its time for COM
mencing the assessment of personal
property to conform to the State law on
the subject.
court follows: "We, the members Of the
special grand jury, in obedience to your
instructions, have examined into the Grim
inal casses presented to us by the hon
o-able Commonwealth's attorney. and
have reported to the honorable court the
result Of our findings in each case. Fol-
lowing your instructions, further. We
nave examined tne DOOhS sHOW"B INC
amount, and the different kinds Of per-
sonal property in the city Of Alexandria
reported for taxation for the year 1872
We have had the Commissioner Of Rev.
enue before US, and have gone over with
him the different schedules Of personal
property for taxation as reported to
the auditor Of the Commonwealth. These
exhibits are furnished by the office Of
the State auditor. and they show the
amount Of personal property for taxation
as reported from every city and county
throughout the State.
Comparing the tax lists returned to
the honorable Corporation Court by the
Commissioner of Revenue with the per-
sonal property book for 1872. We find no
discrepancies; further, our investigation
convince us that no attempt has been
made by the taxpayers Of this city to
evade taxation. There may be a few
isolated cases. which have not come
under notice, where improper returns
have been made. These, We are con-
WINGED, are the results of the misunder-
standing of the law bearing on the sub
ject Of personal property taxation.
''AS to the failure Of communities in
general to report automobiles for assess
ment. upon which the auditor in his sug-
gestions to grand juries in their inves-
legations seem to lay particular stress,
We find upon examination, a number OF
machines enumerated in the list fur
The Washington herald., 1912-10-25

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Smallpox In school.

Clinton. Mass. Oct A.-Wholesale vac
cinations were begun to-day in South
Lancaster and Clinton to stay the spread
OF smallpox, following the discovery. Of
dozen cases at South Lancaster. Be-
sides the ten cases In the South Lancas-
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The Washington herald., 1912-10-25
Berkshire Passenger. Landed.

Norfolk, Va. Oct. A-The passengerl
Of the burned and sunken Merchants
and Miners steamship Berkshire. from
Jacksonville and Savannah to Philadel-
phia. as well as the passengers OF the
same compahy's steamer Frederick.
bound between the same ports. arrived
here to-day and left later for Philadel-
phia. where they will arrive tonight.
The Frederick remained by the Berk-
shire at Lookout Cove, N. c., and for
this reason passengers were landed.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-25
Murderer Shot to Death.

Salt Lake. Utah. Oct. A-Jemes Riley.
convicted OF murder. was shot to death
to-day at the Utah prison. Under the
choice of death law Riley had elected
to be shot rather than hung. He was
placed by a blank wall. and
shot at by a firing squad Of five. Two
of the guns were loaded with blank
charges.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-25
STATE Is SUED.

AGAINST InataDa.
Mineral Springs. Ind. Oct. A-Hear-
ing Of injunction proceedings brought
against State officials to enjoin them
from stopping racing at the Mineral
Springs race track will be followed by
a suit brought by promoters Of the race
course against the State Of Indiana for
$loo. 900 damages.
Those to be named In the suit are
Gov. Thomas r. Marshall. Mark Thistle
waite. his secretary: Adjt. Gen. Mccoy,
Brig. Gen. Garad. Of indianapolis; Maj.
George W. Freyermuth. and Capt. Guy
Kiebault. Of South Bend. and Capt.
George Heally, Of Rensselaer, Springs.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-25
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The Washington herald., 1912-10-25

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New E.sIish Dr-adno.sht Launched

London. Oct. 2A-England's latest an
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The Washington herald., 1912-10-25

Odd lot Of 9x12-ft. Administer and
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The Washington herald., 1912-10-25
Laces.

Cotton Torchon
Laces. edges and
insertions: large
variety Of pat
terms; for trim
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Values worth SC
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Cambria EmbrOid-
cries. edgings, and
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ar ID. Remnant
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Remnants of
75c & 81 Dress Goods,
800 a Yard

The collection includes the following materials:
Storm Serge. Diagonal Sutings. Two-tone Mix
lures. Camels Hair Cheviots. Imported Henrietta
German Broadcloth. English Sicilian. .Mannish
Suitings. French Serge. Unfinished Worsted. &c.
Widths up 81 inches. All in good, useful lengths
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