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The Washington herald., 1912-10-16
TEAM OFF TONIGHT
TO BATTLE 4. Y. u.
Twenty-one Georgstown Players,
with Coaching STAT, VIII
Leave for Raleigh.

Georgetown University football team
will leave tonight At lo:S for Raleigh.
N. c.. to combat with North Carolina
A. 4 n. tomorrow afternoon.
Twenty-one players, Manager Loichot.
and Coaches Daley. Gargan. and Ben
mis- win make the trip In . special car.
The following players vii be carried:
Capt. Hegarty. Derby. Bergin. Rhein-
schild. Ritch. Aoriarity. Aullaney. CAL
nam. Murray. Costello. Fury. White.
Dunn. Donnelly. Heiskell. Kelly. Foley.
Barron. Van Dyne. Bryant. and Cam
paxsL
The Blue and Gray eleven will have
ten days rest before melting the Indians.
and Coach Frank GsrEan plans hard
work for the squad to secure its best
physical condition. The Indian game II
less important BY one than the battle
with Virginia. and the catches at the
Hilltop will bend every effort to prime
them for Carlisle on October -
The Washington herald., 1912-10-16

; Frederick william Of Prussia. attempt
May 2, ls50l
Francis Joseph Of Austria. Februar,
Is, 1853
Ferdinand Charles III. Duke Of Parma
March q. 1884
Isabella II of Spain. three attempts
Napoleon III. three attempts from IL
Daniel. Prince Of Montenegro. Angus,
Is, 1850
Michael. Prince Of servia. June 10
lSn.
Prm. Narshsi Of Spain. December q
1870
Richard. Earl Of Mayo, Governor.
General Of India February & 1871.
Abdul Asix. Sultan Of Turkey, June 4
ls76 E
william ! q Prussia. three attempts.
Alexander II. Gar Of Russia. SIX at
tempts, and finally killed BY explosion
OF bomb. March n. 1881.
Mohsmmed All Pashas September z.
lsD
Humbert I. King of italy. attempt.
November II, lSD. y
Lord Lyttoa. vicsroy OF India, At.
tempt Decembse Il. lS0.
Piehve. Russian Minister Of Interior,
killed by bomh July =. lSeA
Empress Eisabeth Of Austria, Sep
tembef 10. l9o1
stolypin. Premier Of Russia, ssptsm.
ber I, ISL 80
Dubasov. oovernor-osner.i Of Nos
COW. October n, MI
Fung Sen. cAIness General. October
=, lD11.
Prince Ito. 1spaasss seassaaan. ktliea
y 2 xersee y Massaas 1lanshsstA o.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Edwin c. smith. s. and Katie u. Cocusil. q
both a Delsplsne. Va. Rev. George W. Bwift
Caesar De Leonardis. %. and Mary n. PIesatd
q. ReV. Ignattm Fsaiy.
Howard I. Shorter. 3. Il Prince Edward Ceunty
Va. and Ella G. Bposddus, =. of Caroline Coun
ty. Va Rss. Charles Z. Faltx.
Chsrie. r. Donovan, u and zola o. LAndes. n
both q HaYIisonbury, Va. Rev. william J. Carroll
Jahus Lynch. a. and Ethel L. Bi.stt. y. boti
q Cfopaey. Nd. Rev. 0susgs W. Swift.
Dudley I. 2dght. =. q PittsbuH. Pa, an<
Dora Z. Morris. n. Rev. David W. Fisher.
3. Allen, .. f Old Orchard. Nc. Rev. T. +
J@ss ". Potts q. and La.rs Z Richards, =
Rev. John T. Huddla
John J. Badsalupt =. md KsthstDs Z. Smith
=. Rev. John B. Pittaf.
Gs4se ". Cloush. r.. q. and Marian Y. Fanl
4 Rev. Enoch u. Thompson.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-16
Wound Not Likely
10 Props Seyjbul

BuRalo. n. II. Oct 1k-Dr. y. p.
Mann. the noted BuIaSs surgeon. VIA
opesatsd upon Prssidsnt Mckinley eleven
SeGrs aSo when shot down ~ the a.
sassin csolgoss. replying to an inquiry
~ to Col. Rooseyelt's chances Of recov-
cry. said:
II the bullet mssely entered the mus
cles Of the chest and was perhaps de-
dected by q rib and ala not psnstrats
the chest cavity the chances are that II
viii not prove to be serious.
The danger from such . wound u In
leaving II open. Where the wound has
been shut up tight with gauss. a. has
been done In Col. Roosevslt's case. the
chances OF blood poisouing are small It
would have been far better had the
wound been attended to immediately
without waiting until he had finished
his address before the Milwaukee audi
ence."
The Washington herald., 1912-10-16
"THE BATTLE OF THE BALLOT" !"
w. d. Maekensie Makes stronE
Plea for Suffrage In District.

In an address on THE Battle Of the
Ballot" delivered last night ebfore the
Potomac Literary Society. at 81 Sixth
Street Northwest. the present form Of
government in Washington received scme
hard raps at the hands OF W. d. Mac
kenzie. The commission form was re-
ferred to by the speaker ~ the RUS
sianixed system Of government" and to
il were ascribed many OF the evils the
city 10 said to labor under. The remedy
sugsested BY ~. Mackenzie vas District
suffrage.
The speaker traesd the different forms
Of government Washington has passed
through between 1S12 and 1874 when the
present system was evolved. and when
the half-and-half system Of taxation be-
came effective. At the door Of this plan
he laid discrimination in tax assessments.
land grabs. watered stock in pubic utili-
ties, and kindred evils
The remedy the speaker urged through.
out his address was suffrage for the Dis
trict. What form It took, he said. mat
tered little. and he suggested either .
Mayor and Common Council or . State
form Of government. with two Senator's
and one or more Representatives elected
by the people.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-16
Noted Surgeons Say Injection
Is Chief Menace 10 RoosepeH
Neglect Makes
DaHkw Grsatey

E t..
that Col. Aoessvpie insesassl . nakursl
danger of inesefi6a ffom ths Uu6shol
wound rscsivel Asaday night - Nh
vaukse whsn ~ 1nsistsA o9 maklng IN
speech he Was scisaulSd 1os. instead oi
ssbmatting TO spss1y enl thorough a.
aminatlsn ana ths usuai psseautionary
measures. b the opinjon Of specialists %
gunsbot wounds In this city.
Col Lsuis A. La oerds. commandaat Of
the Army Medical School. said last night
that In any wouna the danger Of infec-
ton b diminishea ~ tnms1lats treat
msnt ana perfect quiet. and that thie d
particuiariy true in the CASE of gunshot
wounds. Col . 0ards. aftsr reading the
latest reports from the ce,oasl's bedside.
was not OF the opinion that any unusual
danger Of infection S1lstsd. however.
Prom al accounts. Col Roosevelt -.
-ceived Q flesh wound" he said. and Of
course. ~ In all wounds. end particu.
larry In gunshot wounds. there 70 danger
from infection either b. gas.bscilli or
tetanus. OF course no ons can tell at
this time whether such infection has tax.
On place The amount Of blood the con.
fusion and the laceratioa resulting from
the ordinary gunshot wound oeers IA
vorabie soil for the deveiopusent Of these
infections.
The source ot infection may be either
the bullet or the material through which
Il passed. The bacini are products OF
nature. and thrive In the dust and refuse.
whence they may b blown 70 the cloth.
ing. II In the clotAing. they may enter
the wound with the bullet. or II the
wound b exposed to dust. they may en-
ter direct. Thea. too. the bullet itself
may BE- treated ana infected with the
bacill The majority Of infections Of
this nature are from Eunshot wounds.
which are moro often exposed to the
dust laden wind or to bacilli-carrying
clothing"
The Washington herald., 1912-10-16
WEATHER c0NDITIoNA
o. Z D-us. q Aesa,t..,. wssss ..

Q. q Dtuf. q A0Sesltus. Wnfha DUUa
washinsaA. Tuesday. Oceooes 0-S p -
rhsFs VIII b rsin Wednesday in ths WAt Guf
Staten psoeabay cuuttnuing IAoB0dAy ao4 Gxtendinl
into Okishnaa and ths Lower ASkanpns valisg,
Over the rmsind1 q the counkry. 9sRpf On tn
North PaetAc Co.'S. fair weather vin rssvan We'd.
nesday and Thunuday. although with yRuhahly snaAa
csoudiDess Thunday In the Middls MisAaipsa Val
ley.
II uin b warmer Wednesday IN tbs Uppes Niais
dppi vallsg and ths Upp6 Laks region, and vas0ez
rhursday In ths UppR Ohio Valley and ths Lovss
Lake reGion.
nodersts DMthvA aad p1rfh: % the MAI Atnn-
Tie CoaA nodaats pnsth and n0thas: % III
Soufh Atlastis Csa2 MGAt = Dodefats nosth and
npetheast.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-16
The Wireless signal.

Frum the Manchester Guardian.
In spite Of correct explanations pub
lished here and elsewhere. Lord Mersey
and the Attorney General will have 1t
that &C. 9. D." means come quickly,
danger" and that "S o. g." means
save our souls" The latter Is the ab-
surder Of the two. because It u the in
ternational distress signal. and English
is not yet the international language
To tell the right story all over again
&C. O." is 4 very old English telegraph
signal for AL stations" It b stii much
used on fast Wheatstone circuits, such
as are made up for distributing news
kilograms simultaneously to Q number Of
towns. either from the central telegraph
office . race course, or . political meet
ing. The addition Of the ID" has gen.
orally been implied to mean distribute"
The Washington herald., 1912-10-16
List of ASSaSSinatiOnS
In America and abroad

While a0assinatipns Of public men have
been more frequent abroad than in this
country. yet the shooting Of Lincoln. Gar
field. and Mckinley. and attempts on 9th.
ers occupying public once, make the
American list all too long. An incomplete
account Of assasstnations and attempted
assassinations follows:
Aneriean.
Abraham Lincoln. shot BY Booth. April
II 1856; died April Is.
James A. Garfield. shot BY 0uiteau. July
Z lSM; died September 10. 1881.
Carter H. Harrison. Mayor Of Chicago.
shot and killed by p. e. PenderSast. Oc-
tober q. 1Ssa
william Mckinley. shot and mortally
wounded by CSoaSosx An anarchist. Sep
tembsr & lsol: died September II.
William J. 0aynor. Mayor OF New York.
August & 1910: recovered.
Albert J. Each. District Attorney Of
Richmond County. shot by Mrs. Elisabeth
II. Edmunds August u. ls12: recovered.
Edward u. Morgan. po9tmastef OF New
York. shot by e. H. Nackey. November
3. 1Sos: recovered.
Francis J. Heney. shot BY Morris Haas.
at San Fancisco. November u Iso0.
Theodore Roosevelt. ex-President. shot
by John schrank at Milwaukee. Wis..
while going ot . political meeting. Oc-
tober II 1S11
Napo1son !. aftsmpt. Dscsmber - 1sm.
Paul Car e Russia. March - M.
epsnesr rsfdval premisr Of England.
dssss. a. a.s.np. .sa..sy = mi
4QnoR I1Xp0 q rtance mAaS ~.
49, 81 - ~ z 2 = :, ss-s
The Washington herald., 1912-10-16
Young Democrat. to Participate.

4 large and enthusiastic meeting Of
the Young Mems Democratic Club was
held last night in Flynn's Hall Ad-
dresses were made by J. Frank Keely
and Edward T. Benton. jr. Plans were
made to participate in the Democratic
mass meeting Friday night At National
Rides Armory. Members Of the club
will assemble in the club rooms At Z
o'clock and. headed by Pistori's Band.
will march to the armory.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-16

Tide Table.
Tcday-Hish tide. l2:r .. N nov tide. 81 = N.
and 81; p m.
Tomonow-Hish tide. liz .. n. and lie p. m.
low tide. . = q n and - p N.
Condition Of the Rivera.
Hspen Fesfy. ". Va. Oet- N-1he Potomac and
Shenandoah Rivus both clsar this mcntDg.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-16
Loeal Temperature.

Midnight. -: O. m. q: T. L.. -: q u. q
q. n. n: - q n. q: I: noon. .: . p. -. n:
.. m. .: 9 .. H.. 8: p m. -: p n. = High
est. 70: loGOt. II.
Relative humidity-s q. m. 8: : p. m. -: . p m.
a. Rainfall % p To . p nj. o. Hours o( sun
shine. IL; PR cnt q pnaAhls amshine. ~
T@paaturs ssns data last year-HigheA. y; low
CT. s.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-16

DEATH RECORD.
WHITE
Gsuup E Ousk. \ years. llA Robhsea O. ~.
NatildA O. L1thup n. ISls L st. nv.
Laun C0vessfoas, y, ma st. nv.
Hany J. Marine. months. . Myrtle 81. -.
COLORED.
Jeun1s CsnVhsn % yesss. Als nh st. N.
Loe D1vAu, y. TuhRculoas Hosyital
Frank 1a1y0an, n - a 81. ~.
Msnsa J. WhtR. q. "a "a O.. ~.
Jsmo = Mohmsy. { lAl5 Chwch B. 20.
GeosulanA nss~n, S'Donfhs. M lltA - ~.
Largest llsr1ing Circllatisa.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-16
StroAg C0abinati0n.

From Judse.
Knicker-How does Jones manage tc
save SO much out Of his salary?
Bocker-Inherited talent; his father was
a policeman and his mother was q
chorus girl.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-16
BIRTH RECORD.
WHITE

WHITE
Jsn0 J. and Edna Walling hoy
DsupsteR n. md Nancy 6nith. boy.
wnfian u. md Myrsle ~. Peasnit gsi.
Clasescs b. and Ainnie ~ PeldnD huy
rhu0as 4 anA EsEa Mitchell. boz.
WilliaA ana Lott3s lsain. bog.
GeurBs ". snd easah e King, boy.
Willian II. and Nettie u. A. lanes. bog.
0esaard J. aDd He3sn He6efuan. boz
wf1ian J. and Nay Goodwin. sri.
Ffed and Benie. FAillA, bog.
wfliaa ". and GsneyssSe Clubb, iii.
John snd Annis c. Cssie, bog.
Thms ]. snd Mary Z. Danes. giri
C0LORED.
walter snd Lag Young. bog.
EAuad aDd NsU wtlln8. ghi.
Lgunand and Lesh Enne6v. bug.
Chafiey aAd Nasis Harvey. ID.
JoHss md Cars3s DsiRg. ID.
eaifh and Lin3s AnsA III
00ee eaA gales AslD fRllsAea peoupe-
II. Tel. 4sl8 Main. 1o7 Barrister BI69.
on ana On.
Fisst Drummsr-Havs Ayua tssxeaek
much oyW the beea1Eneck FailroodY
eseeo1 p 21up-o8 - m-yo9
The Washington herald., 1912-10-16
A DiRerenee.

a Di9eFenee.
Ftsm judge
And the footpsd relieved you Of your
valuablesr,
He took 'em. but darned II / expert.
enced any reiiefv'
The Washington herald., 1912-10-16
rAe way of Il.

FNa JudDe
Abei-Pa. what gave you the dyspsp-
ID?
Adan-rhe woman tempted me and I
did eat.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-16
A superAeial Attempt.

WissmaA-I see Engiishmen are rs.
suming the hahet Of wearing WhiskerI
Cyuieus-YeA A SUPERFICIAL attempt -
sssviss ~ aac1ent vir1lity a the nattoa.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-16
Temperatures 4. Other cities.

f0pustmes is etbss dties. te0etAes With IL
aDsane q ni.fAu SR IL tvsuU4oui houn eods1
st y nfyeasseag. ars = follows
The Washington herald., 1912-10-16
on asa On.

o1ee ~ Sele. Mssp fUelsAea pssnpe-
u. Tel. 4slS Main. 1o7 Barrister BI6E.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-16

Largest lsr1ing Circllatisa.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-12
CLEAN CANNED GOODS.

The state of Michigan can con
graduate itself on being practically
tree from such evils as were shown
in the inquiry into conditions in can
ming factories in New York. where
women, children and even babies were
worked fifteen 70 nineteen hours q
day, housed in flthy barracks and
driven TO their work by padrones arm
cd with clubs.
a trained special agent Of the Ma
uonal Child Labor association has
just completed two months investi-
cation Of the canning factories in
Michigan. lie was armed with the
authority OF the Michigan state labor
department and visited every section
so as to become thoroughly scquaint-
ed with all conditions. His report, in
substance, was that conditions in
Michigan were about as good as il
could ever be expected could be Sc
cured.
There is no padrone system in
Michigan. Most OF the labor employed
is American, though there Is some that
IS Of foreign class.
The 54-hour law applying to wo-
men and child labor is specifically ez-
empted in the case Of canneries. With
a season Of only about ten weeks and
the workers living in their own
homes there is no hardship involved
in their putting in l6 hours or so a
day If they can do so Labor Com
missioner Powers wanted to know as
TO all the conditions in this state and
the national child labor people offered
to send IN a trained man 10 inyesti-
gate.
The findings Of this special agent
should encourage the buying of only
Michigan canned goods
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-12
GENoA's NEW souRsE.
Beautiful in Detail, but Not Pleasing
as Whole.

Beautiful in Detail, but Not Pleasing
as Whole.
With the erection Of modern build
ings and the laying Of modern streets
in the Eternal city, a modern bell
tower in the Piazza di San Marco, at
Venice, and now the opening of the
new stock exchange in Genoa-tho
most ancient Of the peninsula's COM
mercial cities-the patriotic movement
begun by Mazzini, Garibaldi and Ca
your seems destined 10 arrive al prac-
teal results.
In the Sixteenth century the bank
ers Of Genoa were famous all over
Europe and their Loggia di Banchl
was the first modern stock exchange.
| But since then the financial center OF
the city has changed from the old
quarter 10 the Piazza Deferrari. 1t
was during the financial crisis Of 1906
1906 that the idea Of constructing =
new stock exchange first occurred
During these years speculation was 50
rife in the chief port of the Mediter
ranean that il was realized that the
accommodation provided in the Loggia
di Bianchi was totally inadequate for
modern requirements. The architect OF
the new building, the foundation stone
# which was laid in 1907 Is Signor
Dario Carbone, Of Rome, while the in
ternal decoration has been carried out
by Signor A. Coppede, Of Florence. II
covers an area Of 1900 square meters
md has been erected at a cost Of ST.,
400, 600.
The task of replacing the Loggia III
Banchi perfect specimen Of it's kind
on scale equal 10 the requirements Of
modern Genoa, was not an easy one
and 1t would be idle TO pretend that
the new building, from an aesthetic
point Of view is not open 10 criticism,
Beautiful as many Of its details are,
notably the wide porticos and the
graceful Sixteenth century windows,
the edidce as a whole is very far from
pleasing, and gives the impression Of
being topheayy. In fact. IL would APP
pear that the architect was gradually
overpowered by the ideas 10 which ne
sought 70 give expression.
As the concrete embodiment, how
ever. Of the modern GenOese spirit,
the building would be hard 10 beat. \
solid mass Of gray granite. shaped like
an ancient galley. IT faces maJestically
the Piazza DefarrarL symbolizing to
the full not only the wealth Of the sea-
port, but also the stubborn and posi-
tive character Of It's Inhabitants.
During 1911 stock transactions on
the Genoa Borsa amounted 10 $780,
coo 900 and cash transactions 10 49,
| 900 600 O0O-NeW YORK Times.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-12
BEST EoR ADVERTISING.

j. W. Adams. Manager Of the Daily
Newspaper Club. in an address before
the students in journalism at New
York University, pointed out the fol-
lowing advantages Of the daily news
papers as an advertising medium
Newspapers reach more readers
than do magazines. Newspaper ad-
vcrtisements guide prospective Gus
toners to the very dealer in the Gus
toners own town who carries the ad-
vertised goods. while the magazine
advertisement, save in. rare occasions,
cannot do this, and hence does not
cineh the sale. Then, too, the news
paper advertisements can be inserted
four times a month at the same cost
that the magazine advertisement can
DO inserted once. Newspaper adver-
Using can be placed in just those com
muuitiees where the advertiser has
distribution OF some special occasion
for advertising. Magazine advertising,
on the other hand, cannot be thus
regulated. and it's advertising is in
flexible, arbitrary and carries the adj
verusement Of, for instance, fur robes,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-12
CHARITY.

FOR ,hose who sit IN places hish
IL And rule the land for wages
Let US nave charity. because
They cannot all be sages.
And IL they DO the best they can
And show a spirit humble
When their mistakes are pointed out
The people should not grumbie.
Let Nc assume that just because
They have a lofty station
They have not got II In for US
As well 70 for the nation.
II II their wish. we may be sure.
To 30 perform their duty
To leave a record that will be,
Indeed, a thing OF beauty.
Too harsh at times we deal with them
And say that they are after
The spolls of ONCE and are thus
No better than the CRATER
When "a may seem legitimate
The chance they have TO take on
Without annoying any one
Their useful little rakeoff.
Their wish Ia better than their deed.
OF that you may be certain.
And II they falter by the way
IT'S well to draw the curtain.
We send them down TO Washington.
But what's TO be expected
Since more than what they get In pay
IL costs TO be elected1
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CLEANS THE HAIR AND MAKES It
BfAUT|fUl'.25 CENT "DANDtRINE"
A LOOKS SOFT, FLUFFY, LusTRoua
AsuNDANT-no

Surely try "a "danderine Hah
Cleanse" IL you wish to immediately
double the beauty of your hair. Just
moisten a cloth with Danderine and
draw il carefully throug your hair
taking one small strand at a time, this
viii cleanse the hair of dust, dirt or
any excessive oil--ln a few moments
you will be amazed. Your hair will
be wavy, huffy and abundant ana pos
sess an Incompatible soltness, lustre
and luXuriance. the beauty and SHIN
mer of true hair health. .
Besides identifying the hair, one
application or Danderine dissolves ey-
cry particle OF DandTuff, cleanses,
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?urites and inyigorates the scalp, for
draw II carefully strough your nair
Danderine is Ia the hair what fresh
vegetation. II goes right To the roots,
invigorates ana strengthens them. It's
exhilardting, stimulating and lite-pro.
0ucing properties cause the hair 10
grow abundantly Tong, strong and
beautiful.
You can surely have pretty, soft
lustrous hair, ana lots of II, II you Will
Just get u % cent bottle al KnoWltons
Ddnderine from any drug store OF
toilet counter ana try II as directed
lAdyertisemenn
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Gus consideration,

It now appears, in connection with
N. state board Of eanvassers' decision
IN awarding the congressional elect!on
N The Twelfth district TO 4. U. Younr
because vs.. J. Macdonald name 4D-
psaccd Improperly On the ballots IN
Cntonsson county. thar the secretary
Of the state Progressive committee
sent q telegram TO every county cierl.
III the district stating that the name