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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-09
DON'T KISS ME BABY" ARRIVES
Little Miss Travels From Austria to
San Francisco Alone.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. October g.
Little Miss Marguerite Rettchen. four
years old. known as the Don't Kiss Me
Baby" has arrived here safe and happy
after travelling all the way from Vienna.
Austria, alone. Hugging a big Teddy
bear, she climbed down from the train
yesterday and ran to her mother.
The child bore the following notice
printed on an oilcloth sewed on the front
of her dress:
s'Please, dear folks. direct me kindly
to San Francisco to my mamma All
my papers are in my pockets IL you need
to look at them. I thank everybody ever
SO much. But. please. don't kiss me-
The printing was in German and Eng
lish Every one she met, she told her
mother. was mighty good to me-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-09
No Quorum. in Cuban Congress.

HAVANA. October 9.-When the roll
call for the extraordinary session OF
congress was made yesterday afternoon
only seven senator's and forty represent
atives responded, all of whom were adj
herents of President MenocaL AS the
number necessary for a quorum was
sixteen senators and sixty-one represent
atives, no session was possible. ana the
presideutial esssGe.was= not Eeads
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-09

NASHVILLE. Tenn. October 9.-The
Nashville Equal Suffrage League, through
it's president, has mailed letter to the
agents of Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst. the
English militant suffragette, who is bill
ed to speak here next month"; that the
local organization will not stand sponsor
for her in any sense.
1T was decided that local suffragists
would bring their cause into great dis
repute Il they assisted In any way Ia
making Mrs.. Pankhurst's lecture sue
cessts -atatsn-&he aetteA ...-.-s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-09
Reformed Church Synod Meets.

LAFAYETTE. Ind, October 9.-Min-
listers Of the Reformed Church of North
America from twenty states and north
western Canada were present here last
night at the informal opening of the
forty-seventh annual session of the synod
of the northwest. Routine business will
be transacted this morning, and In the
afternoon officers for the next year will
be elected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-09
Training school Report Gratifying.

The twenty-first annual report of the
training school for nurses. which has been
submitted to the directors, is said by
them TO be gratifying.
1.-THE skill and training Of the grad
uate nurses of Columbia are so well
known and so greatly appreciated that
In 1912 there were 327 calls from
Washington and places outside of the
District for their services as special
nurses" the report states In the
hospital. files are hundreds of letters
from men and women, rich and poor.
white and black, expressing to the
mana cement of the hospital their
heartfelt gratitude for the tender care
taken by the nurses OF those near ana
dear to them while under treatment
here. Many OF these letters are from
patients themselves and some OF them
are very touching. The nurse VINO Is
trained and skillful is as essential to
a hospital as the heart is to the hui
man system. She aids the management,
helps the physician and the surgeon.
and comforts the sick and the suner-
ing. She has the kindness OF true
sympathy and of thoughtful help,
suits. And she always has the abid-
ing sense of duty which is the very
crown Of character"
| The report states that the sappropria-
ton needed for the next nscaI year
should be $26,100 OF this amount
| $2e, 900 is asked for the care and treat
| ment of INDECENT patients; 1000 Tor Iur-
washer; $500 for incidental repairs to
floors. plastering. shutter blinds
sashes, plumbing, heating and light
}QHH - 80 II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-09
ANTI-LIQUOR LAW VALID.
Delaware Court Sustains Measure
Against interstate Shipments.

E GEORGETOWN, Del, October 9.-The
Webb-Ken on law and the Hazel law OF
Delaware prohibiting intrastate ship
mehts Of liquor into local option terri
tony were declared to be constitutional in
two decisions rendered here yesterday
afternoon in the Sussex county court 81
general sessions. The opinions were read
by Chief Justice Pennewill, and were
concurred In by the full court
q The decisions were in the case of Will
liam Grier, formerly of Georgetown, Del.
indicted for violating the Hazel law by
bringing liquor bought in Philadelphia to
Harley J. Conway of this place. 1t was
test case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-09

Sitting at the breakfast table Monday
at her home near FoxvfIfe. Nd. Mrs.
Upton Pryor, fftY-ejght years DID,
dropped dead OF heart disease. &c :
Jack Tenney, a log contractor at Ken -
dron, w Va. was struck Wednesday " by -
heavy log, when the trucks on his
tramway were wrecked. and killed His
head was crushe6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-09
FOUND DEAD IN APARTMENT
DR.. Samuel A. Robinson Declared q
Victim of Heart Disease.

!. DIR. Samuel Adams Robinson, seventy
ave years DID,. was found dead in his
apartments at the Ontario this morning.
Coroner hewitt made an investigation and
gave a certificate of death from heart
disease.
The deceased was a resident Of Pennsyls
vania and had practiced his profession
I'm New York He also was a resident
of Oregon some time ago. George Ia
Roberts. director OF the mint, will make
arrangements for the funerak
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-09

The highest
ideal of fastidi-
Gus lovers of rich,
satisfying confec-
tons is realized
i n Ii tt
Chocolates. The
craving for more
fingers because
their irresistible
charm of havors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-09

Miss Mary Rickard Pendleton of Shep-
herdstown, W. Va, and Charles A. Pear
son of Bluefield. w. Va, were married
Tuesday at Hagerstown. Md, at the resi-
dence OF the brides uncla Thomas Il
Rickard, s..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-09


The Commissioners will be asked to in.
clude In their next estimates to Congress
for the extension of the sewers on Nichols
avenue. from Orange street to the wall of
the Government Hospital for the Insane;
on Milwaukee place from Nichols ave-
nue. to Its end. and on 9th place and
Wheeler road In Wahler's addition to
Congress Heights They will also be
asked to request a small appropriation for
survey of Oxon run valley. with tho
view of converting 1t into a public park.
More lights are also desired along Nichols
avenue.
The hearing to be held by the utilities
commission October 70 relative to the iss
suance of universal transfers was dis
cussed. but the matter or sending a
representative TO this hearing was re.
ferred to the legislative committee.
Mr.. Newcomb suggested that the Assoc
citation renew its Endorsement Of the pres,
ent board Of Commissioners. because of
the opposition to one member Of the
board. ="
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-09
fifteen feet west of it's present location

fifteen feet west of it's present location
for the established grade
in which the conductors on me street.
cars issue transfers to persons .desiripg3
to go as far as Congress Heights ..swl1ens
such passengers board car which only
carries them as far as Anaeostia It
was stated that when a passengers boards
a car in the city, and at the time of pay
ing the fare, asks for transfer to the
Heights the conductors indicate that
this transfer will be given later so
failed to get the transfer, thereby neces-
stating the paying of an additional fare"
The matter is to be referred to the rail-
way officials asking that the conductors
be instructed to issue transfer when the
fare is paid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-09

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csc Rexall's Grippe Pills. ...... roc
soc Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup. soc
35c brakes Group Syrup. 49,. 2oc
4-oz bots. Syrup White Pine Co. 15c
25c Laxative Bromo Quinine. =. I5c
SI.oo H. K. Wampole's Tasteless
Preparation of Cod Liver
(the Originally ............. 6oc
$Ioo SCOTS Emulsion. ........ Coo
25c Pape's~Cold Comp. ........ I5c
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for SO
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$I.5o Fellows Sirup Hypophos-
phites Comp ............. o8c
2sc Ayers Cherry Pectoral. -. I7c
so, Jaynes' Expectorant. ........ 38S
$i.oo Waterbury's Cordial. 49,. 75c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-09
1t Will Relieve
Your Cough or
Money Back.

You don't risk a cent. You
don't take the slightest
chance. You can take this
cough remedy-which we firm
~ believe to be the very best
of the many kinds we carry
entirely at our risk. II you
find that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-09
Discuss Sidewalk Question.

The location Of the proposed side
walk along Nichols avenue in the vicin-
ity OF Portland street is to be definitely
ascertained by the association. II was
reported that II was proposed to place
this sidewalk In line with the present
roadway, Notwithstanding tails road
way eventuallx n to be moved about
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-09
OPPOSED'TO RULING
OF EDUCATION BOARD
Congress Heights Citizens
Don't Want Children to Go
to Schooiin Anacostia.

Bitter opposition to the decision Of
the board Of education to send most of
the children in the public schools OF
Congress Heights to the Van Buren,
School in Anacostia was expressed by
citizens Of that community at a meet
ing last night Of the Congress Heights
Public Improvement Association.
Charles F. Purdy. chairman Of the
school committee Of the association.
gave report of his investigation of
stated he had held conferences with
emit Of schools Prof. Johnson. supervis-
ing principal and Snowden Ashford,
municipal architect.
Mr.. Purdy stated the long delay in
awarding the contract for repairing
the Congress Heights school, building,
according to Mr.. Ashford, was caused
by the Commissioner, who. being new,
desired to acQuaint themselves with
every detail Of the Office before official
ly awarding any contracts.
W. w. Price, president OF the associa-
ton, expressed his opinion which seemed
to indicate that an unwarranted delay
had been made in the awarding of the
contract. and he could not understand
why the new Commissioners would be
DESTROYS of holding up such an impor-
tant matter.
Valentine Waller suggested that IL
the school had to be improved at this
time arrangements be made for
renting space in Congress Heights.
where the school sessions could be held
President Price named a
committee. consisting of Edward J..
A. q. Mckay and Francis
waller to investigate the matter, and
to report to the association just who
Is responsible for the delay in repair
ing the school,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-09
Hall S Cherry
Expectorant

does not relieve you, we viii
gladly refund your money.
Isn't that fairg Can you at
ford to overlook q generous
offer like this when In need
OF q cough remedy?
Prices, 25c and soc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-09
Cut Prices on Cigars and Tobacco.
Imported Cigars.

Romeo and Juliet (perfecto5. 1sS Box
OF Manuel "a Garcia lperiectoj. isc Bo. -
Carolina .p.r,eo,,sS. lss; Box Of % :sss
Henry Clay tperfssto>, 1se Box Box of 2' s sss
Romeo and Juliet 5puritano5. lie Box :, .
Book lpqsitaaol lie. BOY Of So; sssS
Manuel Manuel , Garcia (puritano5. lie Box
Henry Clay <(puritano) lie: BOX Of go $3.50
La Flor Manuel In two shapes, &C. III
,ss e soa e. sseerfeetoo. &C. bo. Of ss7s
L csndO. SC B Box g Of 50 $40 sssS
Ser ssS ssu & s., Box 9; e So: :sss
Ress 1i q dandy Zoe cigar cut to 7c:i =.
- Norman MaTtinsz-a fresh supply-5c.
sla Sa ; juniors, Sc cigar Our
Eo vsrs inpsr Hss for Csc BOX
& .Sgleaatise' ies Boy os 81 So. :sSS
Tobacco Specials.
ONE GLASS Ts.' 81 o, Our F 'sis
p'y1s half pound; g., . -. ,u~ No.
ssss s: ns M,sa Club half bound
ssIra4eso one pound. ss.~Asf
Prince Albert pound .oTuredo, pound, Tin.
sss pound !. sss ss Roll Cut
Prince ''e Albss. half SoSs"ssn Plug
pound. n soc
Arcadia MIXTURE. | Bohemian Plug Mixture,
pound, $iI5. ahalf. pound CSC.
Cigarettes at Cut Prices.
s or: $:;::::: ...;; +:
4 Dandy Line of Domestic Cigars.
made Price.
Dean I 4 Coo NJ ria Flor Portuono
V HVH wv yeIresa .--~.-- =
y,sacuba
Elise q G0E ZSC
La Ftor lie Nee ?
Box Of Fifty La Turina
Ono Dollar La yaya Del Sur
Spanish Club ~ 80 La Sucrena
Fl Tampanito anu FL Turpe
FL ceptional J. Fifty cents lBnsas Del Paag
Take Rogers Digestor
for all stomach ills. EN-
/ Large bottle. 0V~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-09
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL
SUBJECT OF TRIBUTE
Annual Report Praises Man.
agement Under Increased
Cost of Living. s

More than $500 patients were admit
ted to the institution during the past
year according to the forty-seventh an
nual report of the Columbia Hospital
for Women and Lying-in Asylum. just
issued The total number treated was
1857. including infants. There were 709
white and S48 scolored patients. During
the previous year the total number
treated was 1.614.
The report shows that 9S6 new cases
were treated in the dispensary The
total visits to the dispensary were 1852,
and 1905 prescriptions were compound
ed The number of surgical operations
was LOTT The number of births in
the hospital were 435-232 males and
2O3 females. OF these births 1S2 were
white and 253 colored.
OF the patients admitted 1.424 were
discharged as cured and improved, and
thirteen as upimproved, not treated. and
transferred to other hospitals Fifty-two
died. The number of days of hospital
treatment was q. 121. as against 2S,9o1 In
1912. The daily average under treat
ment was 74.3, as against 1913 last year.
The greatest number of patients in the
hospital on any one day was 112; the
smallest forty-nine. The percentage OF
mortality was 2.SS, as against 2.31 for
the previous year; that for surgical and
as against 30 for the pervious year
Medical superintendent Report.
The medical superintendent report
shows that. the actual cost of the care
and treatment Of the patients sent to the
hospital during the year by the board of
charities was 1892 day for adults and
40 cents for infants, while the amount
allowed by the board in its contract with
the hospital is $1.2O day for adults and
40 cents for infants. The total excess
Of the cost for the year was $11,O69. 81
which was paid in part out of the re-
ceipts for the care and treatment OF pay
patients, and the balance is part OF the
outstanding liabilities of the hospital
Notwithstanding the cost for the care OF
each adult was ~ cents a day more than
the contract price, and for each infant
8 cents more, the report says, the very
best recommendation of the medical SUI
perintendent lis not that the board OF
charities be urged to bring the contract
rates up to the actual cost, but to MAKE
a slight increase in the contract price Tor
the care and treatment of INDECENT pa
tients. This recommendation has been
approved by the directors. OF the total
number of patients treated during the
past ten years, viz, 14OS2, 10 per cent
were free patients.
Acknowledging the increased cost OF NV
Ing the report says, 1t is great tNbute
to the administration Of the hospital that
the expense is not greater. in view OF the
fact there has been no diminution OF the
food furnished the patients. nor inferior
ity IS to quality, and no less care gwen
to its preparation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-09
We, Are Not In Any
Drug Trust.
Violet Dulce
Cold Cream.

h0c Canthrox ..-..--...~, $50
osc Danderine ...-.-S-.~s.-~ 15c
EOc Pa risian sage OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5c
60c Viola Cream &c .s.rpve.s~o~S 85c
zoe Pompeian Massage Cream. /. ...s~>s.. 29c
tOc waInutta Hair Stain soc
EOc Kinds Honey and Almond Cream. -. 33c
81 90 Dylox Hair Dye .........>...,-s.>s J9c
arc d & n: Cold Cream. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 27c
9Sc Holmes'. Frostilla ....... ~S~.uH~.A~~ Tic
25c Riair's Cucumber OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1Sc
osc KoIrros Tooth Paste. TIC
oSc Iovoria ............s.. 1Sc
o5c Pasteurine LIQUID ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 15c
o5c Pasteurine Tooth Paste f5c
oSc pyrodenfo Tooth Paste ..........,... lie
50c OdoI Mouth Wash NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 33c
S5c Sanitol pa ste or powder ,............ 13c
o5c IIsterine Tooth Powder. .............. 13c
.osc Ruhifoa m Observation-Disclosures. 17c
osc Sozodonf nowder or LIQUID 80. 17c
3Sc Ruhberset Tooth Brushes .......... 2fc
35c Prophylactic Tooth Brushes. 49,. 25c
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-10-17

Education lies Ill Knowing Things Know why the oven of a range is heated---- Know how the water Is heated----How the top is Iheated----Why the Majestic uses so little fuel ---Know how a range is made inside and outside. This ed ucation may serve you in the future. Don't | overlook a chance to Know Things show Il by one who knows.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-02
vi MI'lIIS.

r L. Pierce and family OF Vernon
passed through Memphis Saturday
Afternoon on their way to Colorado
They were In a Franklin Six auto.
W. l.. O'Rear and family ON Col
lingsworth county was IN the city
several days last week visiting rela.
,tiyes and attending the Adair meet
ling
..rs j. r. Power and daughter
Miss Lloyd. departed Tuesday for
seymour and Throckmorton wher,
Ithoy will visit relatives for few
days.
y VI Lane and wife departed Tues
day morning for Knoxville. ana
other Tennessee points where the,
viii spend about two months visiting
relatives
Il t. Morcman and sons, Benton
and Leck. departed Tuesday morn
NIX for Sorpus Christi where the,
viii spend several months during Ia,
otton season.
John Lock returned Thursday
rom business trip 10 Maria and Al
pine. lie reports Han county crop.
in better condition than any place h,
aW on the trip
Mrs. II " Wright of Quanah an,
Mis-, Mary Johnson OF llillsboro ar,
In the city visiting the families o
A. W. Read, u l.. c. Kinard an,
II. II. Fore.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-02
STRlII'OIiIi.

Albert Ross and Miss lora Mastou
are visiting at Ashland Kansas.
$ y. Leben left Sunday morning
Tor a business trip to Wichita, Kan
sas.
Miss Eva Alexander left Wednos-
day for visit I'm lanslord county.
Louie Green returned the iirst OF
he week from Colorado lie made
he trip with an automobile crowd
from TeXhoma
Mrs Mayno of nalhart is here Wis
itng at the home of T i holland
Jim lonsley WAS here from Nara
his father, L. j Uousloy
Dr Brown reports baby girl
born last week to Mr. aud Mrs G.. VI.
simpson who live In the Ruby neigh
b0rhood.
". a. Sloan and family aud his
father, 4. q. G. Sloan returned the
first Of the week from pleasure
trip to Colorado They made thn
trip IN their ear.
Harold Youngblood returned HON
he first OF the week from Haven
Kansas. to attend the bedside of bis
grandmother, Mrs G. T.. LOOMS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-02

Mrs. T. d. Ballard received the
sad news last week ofthe death 90
her sister. Mrs Josephene Robinson.
who lived near Kansas City Mo
She has the sincere sympathy OF her
many friends In her sorrow.
Mrs. l.illards parents arriyol
here last Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs D. Hanson visited
friends In Amarillo over Sunday
Mir. and Mrs G.. \. Dobin ofFar-
well. were Friona visitors Monday.
G. Il. Moore the photographer has
moved his tent to rcyico Mr. Moore
is fine workman.
MIR. aud Mrs ". T.. Goodwiuo'
little baby has been quite sick for
several days. IS much better
Mrs. Frances Kohl who has been
visiting her daughter at Farwell sew
erar DAVIS. returned home Tuesday
Mrs Orbaugh Is keeping house for
Mrs. Belley while she Is a way at.
tending the State Farmers insti.
tute.
Mr.. and Mrs lillard and Mrs
f.alliard's parents. Mr. aud Mrs Jer
~ Brown, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs V. c. Wior Wednesday
Mrs. Ethel Carter and Master
Herbert came in from the sheer
ranch ranch last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Addison Ballard
we're guests OF Mr. and Mrs. r. W
Reeve sunday aud attended q baske
dinner given by the Rhea Sunda,
school.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-02

u
r ACampbcll was IN Happy Mon.
day .
Or r. j. Wells of Erick. Okla.
visited at the Jno \ Wallace home
last week.
Ewing Prichard was in Amarillo
Monday 10 meet his sister, Mrs /. II
fresNar.
Mr. and Mrs T. Foster Of Proc
tor are visiting at the home OF their
brother. G.. Foster. They will stay
iu the county for several months
Mrs Dan Is usery and mother
Mrs c. +. Rudolph. OF Stratford re-
.urued Monday aight from Omaha.
Neb where Mrs Rudolph was taken
for medical treatment Mr. Rudolph
oiucd his wife IN Amarillo aud will
visit at the Dsery home iu the city
Nlrs +. e. Luke left Saturday foi
Wealheriord where she will attend %
family reunion She was joined 3d.
Amarillo by her father and mother
Mesdamc- T. " Wilson and G. y
Harrison were Amarillo callers Sal
urday
Nh and Mr.. c. H. Quinn OF Here
iora are visiting at the 7. F.
home
q 81 Leonard LEFT Tuesday tor
Iis home Boz Tulia after spending O.
'oV weeks in the city
l. \ Pierce and daughter. Pear.
were Amarillo callers Saturday.
Mrs r. A. Stallups OF Tula IS
visiting at the home OF her son. O.
Gober
Mrs $ 81 Downing left Saturday
FOR CoyIngton. Okla, for a two
weeks vi.L with relatives
Mrs j 81 Shiun returned Satur
day from Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs j o Turner were 10
Amarillo Friday 20 meet Mrs Tur
ncrs sister. Mrs u. Vs. Greathouso
Fay Gober of Wichita Falls visited
az the parcntsl O. S Gober home las.
week
IS T.. Bates vas iu Amarillo Fri.
day
Mrs IS H Nuldrou son and
daughter. af Amarillo visited az o.,
home of % g. Nuldroo last week.
Rev 3 81 Neal will leave ucy'
"Wednesday for Woatboriord Co a.
tend the Golden Wedding anu.ycrs
airy OF hI- father and mother. Nt
and Mrs W. Is Neal
Mr and Mrs vs. " Foster o,
RodlaHd California visited s. o.
Bates and other relatives 10 Canyon
Friday
Mr. J. rogarty and children
left Friday for Oklahoma where the,
ailI VISIT eith relatives for month
Miss Maggie Ayeut vas Boo Here.
ford Monday helping 20 arrange th.
Domestic Science labr3e1ry. where
] Doc uII teach next year
% IS Bryant and family came ir
Monday ans are visiting at the home
Of O. T. Abbott
NIss D. seth lefi Monday Tor Pan
handle where she viii visit relatives
Mrs Rod gers sho ha- beer
visiting st the home OF L.. Rusk o..
turned 20 her home sunday iu Aruerl
lOkla
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-02
MIAMI.

a very pretty wedding was sol.
cmnized sunday morning az the home
OF MIR. and Mrs ! y. Auten. Rev
g. F. Jackson officiating aud the
parties were Mr. Arnic
Chiffon and Miss Lula Barns, both ct
Miami
Pofh are highly respected young
people OF Miami Miss Barns is a