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The Alaska daily empire., 1913-09-24
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Scores:
Standing of Clubs.

Testerday's Scores: At Los Angeles-Los Angeles, 5; Sac ramento, 4. At Portland-San Francisco, 6; Port land, ,. At Oakland-Oakland, 1; Venice, l. Called at end of the thirteenth in ming on account of darkness.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-09-24
RACE HORSE MANS
 WIFE GETS DIVORCE

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 24.-Mable Hopkins Quinn, granddaughter of the late Mary Hopkins, was granted a di- vorce yesterday from Charles J. Quinn, the race horse man.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-09-24
PRIEST AND DENTIST
 HELD FOR CRIME

NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-Rev Hans Schmidt and Dr. Muret were yester- day indicted by a federal grand jury for counterfeiting.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-09-24
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YesterdaY's Scores

YeSterday's Scores: At Boston - First game: Boston, 8; Chicago, 2. Second game: Chicago, 3; Boston, 2 At Washington-St Louis, 3; Wash ington, 3. At Philadelphia-P Philadelphia, 21; De- troit, 8. At New YOrk-New York, 8; Cleve land, l.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-09-24
MEXICAN REBELS KILL
 50 WITH DYNAMITE
O-O--

LAREDO, Tex, Sept. 23.-Rebels dy- namited a passenger train of the Ma tional Railway at Saltillo yesterday killing 40 Federals and ten civilians. All of the victims were robbed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-09-24
SAILS FOR NORTH
 WITH PASSENGERS

SEATTLE, Sept. 24.-The Al-Ki sailed North last night with the follow ing passengers for Juneau:
 w. J. During, P. Taft and wife, To ny Hoffman, and one steerage.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-09-24
SPAIN TO BE AT THE
 PANAMA EXPOSITION

MADRID, Spain, Sept. 24.-The pre- mier announced this morning that Spain will participate officially in the Panama-Pacifc Exposition at San Francisco in 1915.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-09-24
Walsh, Gardner and Bird in Massa-
 chusetts.

BOSTON, Sept. 24.-Lieut-Goy Da- vid J. Walsh received the Democratic nomination for Governor at the pri- maries here yesterday The Repub- licans nominated Congressman Angus tus P Gardner, of the Sixth Congress ional district and the Progressives nominated Charles $. Bird. who was their candidate last year. again.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-09-24
LEAGUE BASEBALL
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Scores
Standing of Clubs

At Seattle-Seattle, G. Tacoma, 2. At Spokane-Spokane, 2; Portland, 1. At Vancouver g; Victor
 ia, 1.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-09-24
Wilson Votes for Successful Nominee

Wilson Votes for Successful Nominee.
 PRINCETON, N. J., Sept 24-Pres- ident Woodrow Wilson arrived here yesterday and went to the polls and voted at the primaries. He asked for and received Democratic ballot. He voted for Gov. Fielder to be the Dem ocratic nominee for Governor.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-09-24

Mrs Angus Mackay and child took passage for Seattle on the Admiral Sampson last night.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

5rou Sobn Sit unO 5rau y. s.
MoDer, S6meItern, limo ant Dou-
nerstog, Den z. .. ", init Dem Gam-
pier ytednr in Baltimore g%elunOct,
unO baum in ouer @ile 81 Den llebei
Wdnnden naf Sauie eeeilt. 8ab-
reno ibres Aufentbaltes in Deutld-
lano moren lie aud in 8laufelOen,
@iirttemberg. ibrem @eburtsorte.
Sic bereiIten ferner9a0eu, oie9ibein-
pfal3 unO 8aDern, mo lie LIBERAL 6a-
milienbeIude ma6ten. Am 8fingit-
fonntage paren iie gliidli6, al Der
goloenen Sod3eit ibrer @ltern, 9err
unO 8rou @iienbut, teilnebmen 81
fonnen. @be iie abreiiten, nabmer
lie aud an Der Son5eit ibres Neffeil,
Oes &errn Iilgult 0rebr, melder eill
8ruoer bon 6rau anrI Sennige al'
bier lift, tell. Das Go6terlein Siloo
Noper lit bel ibrer Gante in Sirlna-
lens berblieben, INN ip6ter in Seip-
sig NuIif gu Ituoieren.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09
n~aOrOOcntidcr eolpO.

Die 8ai1ington A9cntlr Oes
gtorOO. 9lopO bat f%olgenOe @ollagie-
re fiir europa gebudt:
Son Neu gorf per Dampfer 0@e-
orae @aibington~ om 8. @ugnlt ole
Serren Otto @ebner unO Hobert
gteubaus.
9er Dompfer oadiier 8ilbelm
Der @roBe" am IL. Augult: @ftb.
uno 6rau 6reoerid 6. SteOens, Or.
un0 6rau @morp u. SobnlOn.
Son Baltimore per 0ampfer ggte-
dar" am ~. Nuguit: Serr uno 6roll
6reO. g. Berger, Or. unO 6rau @,
6epfes, Or. mo 6rau Sobn u. @at.
ling, 6rau 9inOa @idner, Serr unf
6rau q. Oe s. Meinp, 5rou SelenC
Sturm unO Sri. Margaretba 6ron3.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09
GiuseianOt.

Ser 600 meines lieben 6reunoes
SEQ S. Seuiferle
r1ift mir Die goloenen Gage oeutihen
geieaigen 9ebens in @aibington ms
@eoddtnis 8uriid, Die l60ne Belt,
ais Der S6iibenparf Oas Wtefta mar,
gu Dem glt uno Sung manOerte uno
oas rationale 2eben genoB, oas jebt
ans Ieiner @riiten3 ueriieO" lit. Seui-
ferle mar elm Gbarafter, Elm Wfann
ltarfer lleber5eugungen aufridtlg,
ebren6aft uno meni6enfreunolib
@r mar Elm por3iigIi6ar SdiiBe unO
acgler uno freilte iid all jeoenI
mGnnli6en Sport, Elm lo1aler
6reuno, elm aufmertiamer 8eoba6-
fer ser ofonomii1en 9eotngungen,
er gereitte unfcrer Staot our 3ieroc
unO iein 9lnoenfen miro ni6t Oergei-
len ieiu.
(ge3.) Simon 8olf.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09
9eriOnaI . gladridtcm.

6rau Sllao 9oiialb go. 709 W
5traBc, 0.-8., weilt sur 3eit III
9ort, ga.
SER umo 6rou 5. 6. Debmer, DO
1928 Ste StraBe, 9t.-8. Spobnen
mdbrenO oes Sommers in &onceoer-
te, &. 90.
Irou 3. artes, 81 @-5traBe, a..
So, giug sur Sommerfrii6e mad
Salem, RS.
Tran &. llber, 2t5 6 5traBe, g.
g., mobnt CUR 3eit in Colonial Bead,
So.
Ser 81. IS. 8eauDero, 66 @.Str.
N.-gS., lit loeben BON leinen 6erlen,
Die er in Colonial Bead, 90, Oerleo-
te, 5uriidgefebrt.
SEER 6reo 9rinfmnnn, Delber
ieoen CONNER in Colonial Bead
farmert", weilt felt einigen &ager
geihditlid bier.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09
9lm GmOe elmer safsaiic-

Qas BON peridieOenen Setterl &C.
meloete urpl0bliAe 9luftauhen oeS
obaeoonften 8iftators Cairo m @e-
neauplo. fommt Ser &egierullg ~
Moihinaton iiAerlih nidt gelegen.
W2it Der WiBli6feit elmer 8Ieoerer-
rihtllna elmer @aItro Dittatlr er-
oiebt lid, welben b0ien 8ebler uule-
re Reaierung oomals begangell bal
ols lie i'm @erfolg ibrer Dollar llno
@roBfniippelpolitif Die Terballlllrl9
oteles Mfannes aus leinenl eIgefen
QonDe 0efretierte mo opll5og. Soll-
te es linn iebt geluagen lein, IN leIll
Qono einsuorinqem, mo 0ort one
SerrShaft mie0er an lid 81 relBen,
mas oann2 Soa Damn Die llatl-
Iihe 8roaeour wie Oamals, MIR nod
IN perltdrfter 5orm, lid pleoer1o-
len? unlererieits lOa cine Grpeol-
tipn IN S8ene geleBt lperoell, nm oelI
0iftotor nieoer5ufriegen, i'm, ipenm
moaIid, qeiangen 5u nebnlerl II. oallll
nte0er, Gbnli6 mie es oamals MT
Nappleon9onapurte geldab, 1ur I'M
mel in ole 8erbaumulg 81 IdIden ?
S0er mdre eS nidt ratlomer, eS leBt
nit @ene8uela geraoe 10 81 baltef.
ME mir es bis ieBt Oabin nit Wtes
rifo aebalten buben2 @enn Die Gr-
inneruna niht triigt, 10 lit filr nlt-
Ter oamaliqes &erbalten Dem 9h-
tator Galtro gegeniiber niftS anoe-
res 10 lebr muBgebenO gepeler, ml2
Oas DrGngen gewilier 4orporatlo-
mem, Die INNER lhon 81 ben anrll-
fiqen qe31blt batten, al6 anrudlo
oepeien mGren, lpenn lie nit anOerell
@erehtlamen, mie asphalt &on-
a%eiiionen, Oie M%uSbeutung DER Gro
5hdbe 8eneslelas betrieben bdtten
llnO baben mir nit Der Collar uni
@%roBfniippel @olitit in Wtlttelame
rita qebro6en, 10 miiroe es lidl mabr.
fdeinlid audi empfe6len, nit Gene
auela an0ers mie ebe0em 81 pertaD
rem uno nidt mebr obne pelteres Oh
Sahe bon 9lspbalttrul its uno anOc
rem 4%orporotionen unierer Bolitl
ais 3iel uno 3med unter5nlegen
Mit Der einmaligen @erbannungS
pro8eour BON oamals ioaten mir e
getan fem laiieu uno ms niht aber
mails gum 9iittel fir nn5utrieOen
Spefulanten iragmiiroigen @enre'
aufIpielen molen. Si6erlid milroel
Die anoeren mittel- mo liioamerIta
niiden &epublifen an lplder ober
moligen Sllterpention feinen @efal
len fin0en ullo BON W%fiBtranen er
fiiat Deroen. 8ertrallen nnO 8obl
molten, mie iie 5ur @ntmidlung unie'
rer Sanoelsbe8iebungen init ienel
2Gnoern notmeen0ig linO, meroell
burh lol1e 8olitif nibt %geforoert,
1ie miiBten i'm @egenteil gang nno
gar i6Dinoen.
(giep gorf. 5t.)
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09
samstas, Oem 8. Nnanit, 1913.
0paefturem.

4onefiorelL melde IN ibren 9l-
ltriften autoriIiert iinO, Ole @bonue'
mentsbetrdge 5u erbeben lIto 81
quittiereu, iiuo iol9enOe Serren;
Trib alein, 9t5 q. s. qlOe., 81. @-
fir ben g. 8. mcItlif BON DER
is. StraBe eini6lieBlid George
town uno &oBlpn.
ganl S6wssler fir ben ilbris'"
Staotteil.
ggeoen or~0pg ~ .,a q. 40
s. u.Fom..ter, Dab Oos aSonrnal.
..,ut bis Gam5tag5 46enos ooer err
Montaos in Die 9dnoe Der &eler
fommt, teileu mir NIT, oaB ole 5el-
tuna 3eitig genlg oni Die Folt
fommt, nm Samitags 0torgens NIT
erIter @oit abgeliefert 81 peroeH.
Man bei6mere iid prompt beI oell
Serren 9rieitrdfern- Sci 8leoer-
6olllnq bitten mir nm gfafr1dt per
SeIepbou, N}uin 1889, ooer oitrf)
Ger SeranSge6er.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

Serr uno Srau Gbas. 9ieB
un0 S0bne George un0 CHARLES
iino am peraangenen Sonntag bon
elmer 9lutotour frii6 uno munter
lDieoer gu Saule angelangt. Ole
&eiie oailerte cine ISOLDE unO gefiel
alien ausge3ei6net; ole 9lusfliigler
beiudteu piele StGote IN 8emiDl-
pania uno MarDlnno, un0 Oa lie MIR
BON 9elten lebtenl mas i'm &anOe
mar, 10 battea tie ni6t gu flagen.
Sebr lpbeno ipri6t ii6 Charlie
iiber Die galtli6e, foulante aufnab-
me aus, ole er bel Serrn SO. q. Sob
lie, @igentbiimer Oes Sotel Sanoper,
in Sanoper, &a., unO bel Serrr
araule, Heltaurateur IN No. 113-
1t5 @. 6aDette Str, Baltimore,
0fo. ~gefunoen bat.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

Serr @eter 9atterner
qab leBten Sonitag Den Offi8ieren
Us 1. &qgiments Der uMimute Men"
il leiner prd6tigen @iaa 81 Gla.
renOon, @u., elm @iien. Sammtli-
die Serren Deroen am 10. 3. SO.
nil Dem 0ampfer o6rieOri6 Der
@roBe4, oe5 NorOoentlben 2lopo,
Don @obofen aus na6 0euti6lano
abreiien. Sn Berlin Deroen tie pom
aaiier empfangen nerOen uno lpG-
ter an Der GSeier Der Gntbiiaung 0es
groBen 9enfmals in 2eip3ig tell
ne9men.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

Der .@ermania Mdmner6Or" unb
uellen uiele 6reumbe batten am Conn.
tag. ben 8. D. 3d.. ibre 9rOBe Waler
iubrt auf rem Oampfer @bas. $. Wers
ner mad Stem NiOer Biew parf. Der
9elub bate better leim tOmnen. SeOO9
Iiest Der @runO baB teiMe ausemeiNe Ves
t%eiIi9un9 0a war, wObl mebr III Der LII
Jade, oo6 man ni6t Seitig 9enug wnBs
te, paB oieler Gart ~iiberbanpt wieoer err
Offnet lsi SeoO6 ueriteben bic Mdnners
9Srlsr, Defenders Die aIte @0rbe Der Nt-
tiuen es mobl. uue 0inoerni6e nit 6M
NOR nnO oentldsm @slan9 III um9sbm.
Die liebem Meilen bis unterbaIb NIernMs
bria uerlieteu wie iibli9 i'm Stuoium Der
l@Onen MusIidt. baum aber entbedte ei.
uer Der alien @arOe. OaB aud SOnntass
mirtIihes Bier 3u baben lei mno labte
man li6 baum prompt an @ambrinius
eOIem Dag. Oer part ma6te IeiM aItes
@elidt. ME in friberem Sabrsn. no als
les mas Oeuti6 mar ia INNER bin 9ing
Sur leltlam fab es aus bel Der Sddnte,
100 srOBe BIafate bic Duritisen einIus
ben gu gOcaGOIa, Singer Nls, aber teis
ne y ers0etlame li6tbar mar. DOd
ldeint Der eOle Trumf trOtOem Oa oswes
len gu fem. oenm lOnit wdren weni9e ba
Idneer uerbIisben bel @slana unb @'ss
miitlidfeit. Oas 0Omite beltanb ans
ben 9srren Grit 0sIbia. Op Sanosrs.
6rib 0dffner. so. Sdilius, Mar Der.
Dsl6e ibr guelb eitss tatsn, nm ben auss
tug gu cinem @rfOIs gu MAIDEN.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

Serr @bil. Dittes bat geo t742
Cite Str. in ieinem @igentum cine
@rocerie unO 9elifatelieu SanOlung
er0ffnet. Man fam Oa audi Elm
@las oes llelien 8ieres yYrogreiiiOe
9rem~ aus @bner-0 rnrp's 8raue-
rel befom1en. 0asielbe bat Deniger
ais 2 Yro5ent Alfobol unO fdat nidt
inter oas neue S6anfgeleb. 9eim
Ybilip lit alio audi am Sonntag
9talies 81 baben nno oa er elm alter
9rauer uno au6 ais 6eini6meder in
oieiem Sadie befannt lit, 10 iollte es
cine @arantie fir ieoen lein OaB
man ga mas @utes betommen fam.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

llnier ueues 8autsebalOe lit fir ben
@erfebr aeOffnet uaO mir laOen Sic
elm, ms 81 beiMden.
@ir merOen S6mem mniere QOfali-
tGtem 5eigen, Melde, uie luir %slamben,
IDEAL iinS; Oemn iie limb beanem in if,
rer MmOrOnmmg nnO finileriid &C.
Idma6DOll in ibrer Imsfibrmng.
hub, iuas mir nod meBr Wiimiden.
iuir pDleu Sic nit nnS befamnt ma
den, nnO nit Sbnen befanmt mcrOen.
gIls cine GrimnerMHg an bic Gr-
6ffnung iuerOem mir SDmDenier-6e-
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

Sic usrOeu bic r0ime"ipar6an.
fen in ~llbrenfOrm iebr beqMem fiu-
ben. Sir babem WrGkc unS JOrm
Sbrer Saidennbr nnO iinO immer
bercit, iiberfliiiise Dimes" in i'd
amfsMne6mem Mir DtrteileM Oieie
tIeinem Yamfem bel 3ablung uOn 25e,
fir iuelGe mir cine GMittnng geben.
@emn Sic Die llbr bringen, nm ben
Snbalt 81 oepOnierem lie baltcn
$500 im 09imes" = erbalten Sic
Die 25c, Die Sic 3abIteu, 5MriidfreOi-
tiert, nnO bic @auf 1T Sbr freies 81
gentmm.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

SIN pau e ibrer Godter, 6rall
atuqillt 9aumbad, itarb am 81. Su-
Ii 6rau Sophia Sod im Sitter
bon so Sabren. Die 8%eritorbene
mar in SelIen-0 urmltaot geboren IL.
fam nah Mmerifa, ais lie crit 3
Sabre alt mar. Sn @aibington bat
lie iiber 70 Sabre gelebt. Sbr gbe-
mann ltarb boz 45 Sabren. Sic bin-
terldBt 5pei S0bne, @bilipp nno ISM
Sob uno orei 80hter, 6rau Augiilt
9aumbad, 5rau @iaiam S. Wtar-
tin uno SRI. NaarD Sod. Die Beer
oigung fano auf Dem 9roipect Sia
air9bof itatt.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09
GrGFOsnt ala etrO6pittwer.
Smdt bel Iduerer gr6eit Der Smn-
OesbaMptitaOt ais SOmmerfriide

Oes6amptitaSt ais SOmmerfriIde
CUTE Geiten a6smgeluinnen.
Yr6iiOent @iIion bat lid in Die Be
nubung Der 8nnOesbauptitaot ais
Sommerfril6e trob Der berrlbenoen
Sibe 10 gut gefunoerL aIs more er
bort ieit Sabren nngeieIien, uno neb-
men DGbreno Oes @ormittags uno
Na1mittaags &%onferen5en, 8elpred)-
lingen Mto oie @rleoigung elmer INN
fangreiden aorrelponoen3 ieineSraft
%DoaltGnoig in Nniprud, 10 erbolt
er ii6 gegen IbenO auf peiten allto-
mobil : Musfliigen un0 beim Soils
ipiel. Dieies 5iigen IN Die Serbolt-
niile lit INN 10 anerfennenstDerter
ais Der @rdlioent in Der 2ebensfiib-
rung zines Strobnittpers Iebr me
mig grfabriing bat uno oas 8eiBe
Saus bon Storungen CUR 3eit nidts
meniger ais frei lit, Ga Die iammtli-
den M1ume, nit Ausnabme O%erieni=
gen, mel6e Der ErGli6ente iein Sefre-
tar EumultD nno 81. GarD z. @raD-
ion ~betpobnen, IN 8orbereitung auf
Die fir Die lebte ISOLDE Oes Monats
Hopember ongeieBte 5eier Der Ser
mGblung Ser Todter Oes @rdlioentell
6r6uIein Settle nit 5rancis g. San,
re, %reno6iert tper0en. Man ertpar-
tet iibrigens ni1t, Dab Die 9amen Ser
Samilie oes 8rdlioenten Dor Oieier
3eit ans Der Sommerftiide 81 Cor
Nib, q. S., 8uriidfebren weroen unO
ser Hrdiioent miro iih oaber in @e-
OuIO faiien miilien.
@err @iIfon bofft, 0aB Der aon-
greB bis gum 1. Oftober iopobl Den
3oIltarif als Die electromagnetic err
leOigt bnben miro, unO fir Oielen
6aa geoenft er, Nnfangs Oftober
5mei 8ohen auf einen Ausflug naf)
Eanama 81 peripenOen unO nod Ell
nen Wonat 3eit 5ur @rbolung i'm
9reiie ieiner 6amilie 81 @orniib,
gf. S., iibrig 3u bebalten.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

6erbaltcr an Anicre 8ein6er Oerteilen.
%llniere @eidGitsitMnOen iinO nit
Nmsmabme OcS SOnmabenOs mnS lega-
Ter Teiertage ieOemEag bon $50 rlOr-
aems bis 3 ll6r naHmittagS; III
SOmnabenScn, iuenn lie nidt legalc
Teiertase iinO, DOn $50 mOrsenS biz
IL llbr mittags, umO DOn $50 nad)-
mittags bis 9 ltbr abenOs; am t., e.,
15,, 16., II. Mnb lettcn Sage jcOes
WDmats DpM $50 mOrgens bis $50
madmittags, Icgale Seiertage mnO
GOmnabenOc ausseidlOiien.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

qmIebten Sonuabeno perltarb
G.arl Sammer i'm Sitter bon 81 Sab
ZEN. Die 9eeroiguug, Der cine He-
clienmelle poranging, fano bon Der
Ut. Ofarienfir6e aus ltatt. Der
@erItorbene binterIdBt 2 Sobne, vi.
t6ons uno emil @ammer nnO 3mel
odter, 6rau Sobn y. 9Iltb nno
6rau 8. 8. WtiuS.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09
Gum @icnie nebmt 8Mr.'s refine
@Mrit- unO Meii6luarea.
8neblerS, 532 Genter Wartt.

0ebMrten:
IOam uno emma Steinmes, l M.
@bas. uno Nnna &uppert, 1 WtG0b
Sobn unO Nlnna Mer5ba6er, / 6.
SenrD uno Marp Ggloff, / Mdo6el
9eirats : 3ieen3en:
9. $. Tuf uno 6rances 9obliBel.
S~OOesfGIe:
Ruia 20ffIer, so Sabre alt.
Sophia Sod, 80 Sabre alt.
&arl 6ammer, 67 Sabre alt.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09
Geo. 3. scmffcrIe
Seim sewanidt.

Gin iilnger @merifaner Don gu.
ten @euobnbeiten miinidt 3immer
mo 8ef0ltigung IN elmer oeutifj-
Ipredenoen Jamilie.
Nan oOreiiiere an
y. %. snOS,
9. 90. 6. 81.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09
eamte T:

SnIins s. &spier, &raiiOent.
0eUrge q. 2infius, gi3e-@raiiSeat.
TreO Mr&ec, @iae-YrGiScnt.
SObn 3. 8alt, &aiierer.
@iaiam q. Baum, 9iIfs- aaiiierer
Charles V. Carr, General Inualt.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09
9anfiaomns.

9lucn NcFalunten mo 6reuHOet
aus Oeutldcn areiien, mel6e uns
cine 10 oufrittigc Seilnabme uno
9eteiliglrug al Der Seeroigung unie-
reg unpergcBli6en
Geo. s. ScMfferIe
be3eiat ba6en unO fir Die berrIideu
9lumenfpcnOen iagen mir oufridtig
Oanf. 9eiouoers Oanfen m0dten
mir BEN geamten uno 0ireftoren oes
@oiIenbauies fir ibre NnDeienbeit
un0 berrIi6en 8limengnben, ionic
Serrn 8oItor Or. 6. Wott fir feline
troltreiden @orte.
Die trnuernSen 6inter6Iisbemen
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09
9ebiIeS Grabs,
bel @Gnii6,
CAB 9 StraBe, @.-@.

@er einen guten 9iiien
unO einen guten 3ropfen trinfen mill
Der gebe in 0as SoteG Srib Hellter,
0as BON &errn Senr1 g6terfirden
in iiberails f1biger @eiie gefiibrt
miro. Sontags gibt es natiirlid
ni6ts 81 trinfen.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

SDdfeime GanOjGser, GerOelqt,
Galami nuO 6Oliteiner,
35 Gents per EfnnO.
8ueblers, 532 Geuter Wartt,
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09
@erfaufsitellem
Sss o@aibiustDn SOnrnal"

ssyobn Qinoer, 633 @-9traBe, &.-@.
Sam 4Ooms, 900 @-5traBe, 9 -8
:. q. Bird, 1853 ga. ape., N.-@
:. 5irIb, SOB lite Str, N.-8.
American Sobacco &c. 40 FenH
inlpania 9(penue, N.-8.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

N%leranOria, ga.
:. Reece Goton, 128 90 &Oal 81
The Washington herald., 1913-08-05
EXPRESS RATES
get HARD CUT
Interstate Commerce Com
mission Reduces Revenue
Is Per Cent.
BLOCK SYSTEM IS USED
Table of $50, 900 Items Promulgated
for Places IN United States
and Possessions.

Completing an investigation covering q
year. in which the relation existing be-
tween express companies and railroads
was thoroughly inquired into. the Inter-
tate Commerce Commission yesterday
announced its findings and fixed rates on
express matter which cut express reve-
nues approximately Is per cent.
The report made public yesterday is
reiteration of an earlier report, made
mere complete. 1t gives a table Of $4,000
rates as basis for rate charges to every
place in the United States and its possess
sions. The order becomes effective on
October 10, for a period of two years.
Block System Used.
The United States, under the commits
sion's plan, is divided into a block sys-
TEN. rates being fixed upon a determined
basis for mileage and weight. Rates and
charges are classified. and the location Of
each station by block number is fixed
Rules governing the delivery and ''pick
up service have been revised and modi-
fed, as has been the requirement that
each package shall have a label. In
case of the shipment of perishable proper
ty, consisting of two or more packages,
the commission decided that the label
need be attached to only one package.
Whlle no conclusion Is DaSed upon the
fact that a considerable amount of busi-
ness is being carried free by express
companies, the fact, the commission
says is noted" 1t Is estimated that
nearly 100000 worth of transportation
is given yearly to holders Of franks,
without charge.
In regard to the parcel post and the
claim by the express companies that the
reduction in rates by the commission
has caused the express companies
serious loss in revenues. the report says:
Loss May BE Replaced.
''The express companies will not ex-
perience a gross loss of their earnings
upon these small parcels. but only upon
the net differences between their earn
ings heretofore and the cost to them
of furnishing terminal service upon these
parcels.
The commissions conclusion Is that any
losses of business for the future may
easily be replaced by new business If
the express carriers are so inclined and
that the establishment of the parcel
post is not a justification for any higher
scale of rates than the one here shown
TO be reasonable"
AS tine commissions order Is only for
two years, the conclusion is drawn that
ample opportunity will be given for a
a test of the rates prescribed.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-05

Music and Dancing and Free Moving
pictures at Randle Highlands tonight.
ADV.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-05
EMULATE OUR OWN WALTER.
Such Is Advice of Representative
Reilly to Children.

Representative Thomas L. Reilly OF Gin
cinnati yesterday, at Camp Good Will,
told children to emulate Walter johnson,
who, he said, was honored not only be-
cause he was a great baseball pitcher.
but because he led a clean life and was
modest about his achievements. Repre-
sentative Reilly, who was principal
speaker at the Monday afternoon eXer-
cises of the navy yard outing committee.
said in part:
Most of You boys and girls have seen
Walter Johnson, or at least have heard
that he is the greatest pitcher in the
world.
Now. there is a lesson in that affair
of Saturday for all of US. big and little.
Not all of you could possibly become as
great pitcher as Walter johnson, be-
cause God didn't give you the necessary
physical qualities. But you must all
remember that Walter Johnson was
honored that day not alone because he
throws a ball which fools opposing bat
ters, but because he leads a clean life,
and because he is modest about his
achievements.
"All this last is possible for you and
for every one else, young and old. chill
dren and adults of whatever walk of
life We may find ourselves in
The Washington herald., 1913-08-05
ANACOSTIA HOME
TO BE IMPROVED
Vaeatioa Of CiiIdre. Of Episeopaiaa
l.sdtudea Gives 0ppes-
unity for Werk.

While the inmates Of the Episcopal
Home for Children at the head of Tai
bert Street in Anacostia are enjoying
their summer outing at Colonial Beach.
Va, the management intends to accom-
plish many important Improvements to
the local property.
The original plans calling for the erec-
ton of an additional cottage In memory
of the late Rt. Rev. Henry Yates Sat
terlee. first Episcopal bishop Of Wash
ington, probably will be carried out The
Messer Home, which was contained in
the original purchase, will be fitted up
for an administration building, and the
upper floors will be used for the chill
dren's headquarters.
Funeral services for Philip Chiseldine.
late engineer Of the Government Hospi-
tai for the Insane. where he had been
employed forty years, were held yes
terday afternoon from the Esther Men,
orial Episcopal Chapel in Nichols Ave-
ne. Congress Heights. Interment was
made in st. Barnabas Cemetery, Prince
George County, Nd The Rev. Charles
F. Sontag, rector of the chapel, con-
Quoted the service.
Funeral services for Mrs. Johanna
Skidmore. wife Of George w. Skidmore.
Of 2-19 Nichols Avenue, Anacostia, whose
death occurred on Sunday evening fol-
lowing a long illness, will be held this
morning at o'clock from her resi-
dence. Requiem mass will 'be offered
by the Rev. Father Bart, It ST. Teresa's
Church. Interment will take place In
Congressional Cemetery.
Anacostia Lodge, No. q. F. A. A. NJ.
conferred the fellowcraft degree upon
several candidates at its meeting last
evening in the local Masonic hall. with
Milton ]. Fillius. master. in charge.
Residents of Nichols Avenue and Mil
waukee Place, Congress Heights. have
sent a petition to the authorities re-
questing the installation of sewers on
Nichols Avenue from Orange Street to
St Elizabeth's wall. and in Milwaukee
Place from Nichols Avenue westward.