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President Going to firio on

Election Day

RETURNS HERE NOTMBER 9

Aft y Fow Ilniirx in Cnnitiil ChiufExecutive Start OH Trip toPniianin Giiiiiic t CluirletitoH-jWhvre He Iluurl Baltic ShllTennessee Cabinet In lliiHj

President Taft has made ntana togo to his home in Cincinnati to vote Oft

election dayHe registered by affidavit Thursday

nlgnt He will leave Washington on theafternoon of Monday November 7 andarrive in Cincinnati in the morning ofelection dirjr He will leave Cli isplillWashington the same afternoon ffrrirlnghere November

After a few hours in Washington thoPresident will start on him trip tar Pan-ama He will go by roil to CharlestonS C arriving there about l oclock on

morning of November Ml

He will go aboard the battle ship Ten-nessee some lima ia tat and thbattle ship with its convoy the Montanawill leave Charleston at high tide ontht 10th

President probably will be aceompanied by Mrs Taft and D Norton secretary to the President

Cabinet Holds MeolJnirTwo members of the Cabinet were ab-

sent from the first regular meeting sincethe Presidents return from Beverly heldyesterday Secretaries DteWnson of theWar Department and Meyer of theNavy The first named is abroad andthe head of the Navy Department to inspooling navy yarda on the memo coast

The Cabinet was busy yesterday witkroutine department matters that concernestimates for next years appropriations-the recommendation in the Presidentsmessage and the furtherance of the planof economy in the executive department

William E S Griswold Yorksecretary of the Stocka and Bonds Cootmission appointed by President TaftUnder the authority of the railroad lawpaused at the last session of Constwas in Washington yesterday arranglntfor headquarters fer the commlMionThy probably will be given space In oMSenate office building

Frank B Kellogg alter a call on thePresident yesterday made it clear to thenewspaper men that he would not acceptthe office of Solicitor General to succeedthe late Lloyd W Bowers ThereMen much speculation as to the proba-

bility of Mr Kellogga appointment MrKellogg explained yesterday that he caltodon the President merely to pay hitrespects Late in the afternoon be wentfor a horseback ride with the President

Senator Cullom of Illinois was one ofthe afternoon callers at the White HouseHe said the object of hill visit was topay his respects to the President and tolook after some appointment in hisState

DENIES WOMANS CHARGES

Arthur O IlanT Tolls of Her Specu-lations in Stock

Arthur O Plant ptecfdent the jtaof A O Plant A Co yesterday

answer to the petition of Mr LionsB Helm for the recovery of certainstock and for an accounting denyingthere were Irregularities in the Armdealings with Mrs Helm

According to Mr Plant Helmbegan to invest in September andended her speculating August SL lastwith a balance of mac her Investmentshaving aggregated S54sa52 Helmalleged that the Plant firm maintained

fictitious entries

WEATHER CONDITIONS

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cstatuafe diaturhmooe acoonnanied by rain hasdev ioied to the Middle Stats The center waa-

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moderated conrfderably In other aeetiom atcountry the temperature ha heat variable but thecfaangw were not at great hnponaooe

The Lake Murai outward oaoeta tain-in the Lower Lake region tb Xoethem sad MiddleAtlantic States Baturdty end fair weather will proTail in the Welt tad Middte Stataa Datorday sadKaatrrn ertJow rtoaday

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The Chaumont Seamless Axminstcr Rugs which are notablefor their durability and the refinement of their colors and designsThey may be had in a wide range of plain colors and in figuredeffects of marked decorative excellence including a fine exampleof the Chinese rug design now being featured by exclusive decor-

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The Kalliston Plain Color Seamless Rugs which havebeen received most favorably by the public are made in 26 reg-

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The new Agallo Plain Color Seamless Rug is a highpileAxminster weave of fine quality It is made in 6 distinct color-

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Th trouble with aviation is thatth more successful you are th fur-

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yisterday Rev Wiley Tanger said that many workin men ernow eatin hominy ever day that

t be satisfied with th cheapercuts 0 beef

FREDERICK GUY HELD

Allowed Swindler Claim to He aHrltlMh Vice Consul

After a preliminary hearing In thePolice Court morntig Fred-erick Grey alias Qr y who

arrested on a chary of swindlingGeorge A P Henderson an employ ofthe navy yard out of fSOB wa nWunder ttflflfl for the action of the grandjury Grey claims to be the British viceconsul to Mexico and dresses like aPiccadilly dandy It Is charged he procured the money from Henderson underthe pretense that he would obtain forhim a position in the diplomatic servicein Mexico

INSECT POWDER MEN HEARD

iliiiiufacturerh that Xcw LawWill lie Beneficial

Insect powder men were givenlag yesterday before a committee com-

posed of Solicitor McCabe of the Depart-ment of Agriculture Commhwioner ofInternal R S Cabell andCharles Earle Solicitor of

of Commerce and Labor The meetloa to draft measures for the en-

forcement of the Insecticide actManufacturers from all over the

were present and agreed that a newlaw would be a good thin Amongthose who spoke were James A Btaachard Dr Leon N Adler Charles NWoodruff Benjamin Hammond and RN McCormick

NOTABLE MEN TO SPEAK

Southern IiulfiMtrlnl Association WillIlolil O cii

The Southern Industrial EducationalAssociation will hold its first meeting ofthe season this evening at the residenceof the president Judge Seth SheparOThere will be a large open meeting of

association on November IS TbonmNelson Page and other notable men willspeak on the importance of Industrialeducation

In the afternoon there will he a sale of

covers Ac made by the mountainpie in the schools aMid by tho associa-tion

1o Roy AVi c IiiqncNt To ilny-

An Inquest will probably be held thismorning to dear the mystery surroundingAe death of Le Roy Wise nineteen yearsold living In the poxhall road who diedat Georgetown Unirersity Hospital yes-terday from a fracture of the skullWise was found unconscious near the cartracks at Prospect avenue and Imrtyeighth street northwest and died a shorttime after being removed to the hospitalThe police are inclined to the belief theyouth was struck by or fell from a car

Capital aud ProtiU Over SL7TS MX

or ten cents to deposit youwill promote your best interests by patronizing bur banking dept

CTSame rate of Interest paidon both large and small ac-counts More than 29000 openaccounts on our books

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CRICKET TEAMS TO PLAY

Washington Club Will Line Up

Against Baltimore Men

Capital AKtcroKHtlon lInt n VineCiumu Irt IMnUh Sooond in

the PrtwttMit Swrit i

will be to RM rrew at thegrounds of the Bfcltimor CDtutrrwhen th WMhtactMt Criebtt Club winrua the wickets with the prefer erek

of the BestTh local team will be aocomoMied by

moot of the member of tho club armedwith the white and blue colon and rootioeemantly for the CapitaUtea

The Washington have a chance toflniah second in the race and CapCannot has congregated his best playersfor thIs occasion and endeavor to beatout Oermantown eleven who aretied with Washington for second

Should the Country Club Of Baltimorewin and they now have first place cinch-ed the locals win be relegated to thirdposition

lineup that Capt Cannon announce i as follows Rose CannonPriest Warren Carter Callendar McCubbin Warkward Roberta dAleornand Sousa

Commencing next Monday th groundscommittee will start rearranging theirgrounds in sock eft Park thework vrt h kept during the aotumnejmonth audi a perfect graood la aids

The local team have a special car toBaltimore at U a nv

YOUNG FOOTPADS PAROLED

Justice Wright Given Three BoysCliHMec H f rm

After lecturing the hors and tellingthem he was willing to give them achance if they were inclined to reformJustice Wright yesterday placed HenryM Brooks Emile Daoust and John HCunningham three boys from RichmondVa who were convicted of holding uptwo men In Judiciary Park on September11 in the custody of Probation OfficerPorter

In suspending sentence Justice Wrightsaid that if they were ever arrestedacaln anywhere in the United States theywould be required to serve the imposedsentence without any further hearing

BAND CONCERT TODAY

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LIKED CITY TOO MUCH

Wifes Petition Ansuorcd liy Prof

Blaming his wife for his domestictroubles because she craved too muchfor city life Prof Reginald Thompsonuntil recently principal of Hamilton publie school and a teacher m the Frank-lin night school yesterday filed an an-

swer to petition for mainte-nance

Because of his legal residence in Glendale Prince George County Md ProfThompson tiled a plea that any legalproceedings would have lo be Institutedat Upper Marlboro-

In answer to the charges of his wifeMrs Maud McKee Thompson h saMthat ever since he removed his residence-to Glendale his wife refused to live withhim and has spent the greater portion-of her married life at her mothershome against wishes The rule order-ing Prof Thompson to show why heshould not provide for the support of hisfamily was continued until next Thurs-day

BODIES REMOVED TO MORGUE

Drowning Victim Met Death l yOverloading float

The bodies of Richard Langley of 909

Fourth street southeast and AlexanderCoghlll of 127 L street southeast whowere drowned in the Pctomac River op-

posite Glesboro Point Wednesday nightare at tho District morgue

Langley and Coghlll hired a bateaufrom Harry D Bailey proprietor of aboathouse at the foot of Eleventh strictsoutheast about 8 oclock Wednesdaynight

William Lewis of Alexandria was gun-ning on the flats opposite Qlesboro Pointyesterday morning and discovered thebodies of Langley an I Coghill heating in

feet of waterThe bateau was loaded with pig iron

Tho police say the weight was too muchfor the boat eRpeMail as trie water wasrough when aUfirpted to make theirway ta Alexandria Bmlay told the

he hired U Uiat to three men andan effort Is being made to learn theidentity cf the third man

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FINDING OF MMBOARD APPROVED

No Responsibility Placed forFatal AccidentT-

he board of naval oiliest which in-

v the re nt launch aaeidamt atNew York In which about twentyftvenlisted moo of the battle snip NewHmnpwbire lost their lives reported thatthe accident was due to a remarkablechain of circumstances for which no oneeepeeiajly was responsible

The Anting of the hosed wa yesterdayapproved by Roar Admiral Reginald TNicholson chief of the Burea of Naviga-tion who is Acting Secretory of theNavy These determining circumstancesappear to have bees

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PASTOR WELCOMED HOME

Coiiregati Gives Rwc ptlon to-

rt v John Vim SehalclcThe congregation of the Church of Our

Father Universaiist Thirteenth and L

streets northwest gave a reception lastevening honor of the pastor Bev JohnVan Schaick and Mr Van Bcbalck whospent th summer in Europe

The reception was under the auspicesof the board of trustees the Ladies AidSociety id the OpUratat ClUb of thechurch After the reception refresh-ment were served The choir spe-

cial matic and an orchestra accompaniedthe church organ

The entertainment committee appointedfrom the different societies of the churchwere Mr and Mrs H E Williams Mrand Mrs O Knight Mr and Mrs HC Guns Mr and Phil 8 GunionDr and Mrs U O Powers L A RosSby Dr and WIMard 0 Small andMr and Mrs H V Bisbec

REACHES SUPREME COURT

fcy Govern meatSetting the governments

appealing trans a decision of theUnited States Circuit Court at NewYork quashing an indictment for libelagainst the New York World a briefflied by the government in the United

Supreme yesterdayTfcT substantial question the brief

ays whether the Ualtet jMumicourt have Jorfsdiction to puntah cor-poration which printed in the city ofNew Totk a newspaper containing a

criminal under the laws of theState of New York and circulated copsesof the same within the Federal territory-of West Point

The World was indicted March 4 hoPon the charge of defaming and malign-ing Col Roosevelt President TaftCharles P Taft one of the Presidentsbrothers Douglas Robinson brotherinlaw of the colonel and William NelsonCromwell

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Hart Schaffner MarxCLOTHING

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DIEDBARTLEYOn Thursday October 20

l l at 6 a m ROBERT W BARTLEY aged fifty years

Funeral chapel of Prank OeiersSons 11U Seventh street northwestSaturday Ortober 23 at 290 p In-terment at Glenwood Cemetery liftsburg and Freeport papers pleasecopy

Thursday evening October Wt-

IWflL at 145 oclock Mrs ALICE MCOOK beloved daughter of Lola andthe laZe Robert S Jones

Fuiierai from her late resideace 714 Htreat Saturday October 22 at 2 m

and relatives invitedpapers please copy

DAVI8On October 21 ISM ather residence 917 Dent place

DavisFuneral Saturday October 22 at

from Holy Trinity Church wherewill be Interment private

OATCHELOn October WO at NewYork City MAURICE H Jr agedfive years only son of Maurice

Mattie Gaichel n e AldrichInterment at New York City Saturday

October 22 Funeral fromS3 Bdgecombe avenue

GATUNGPeiianed this life sudd ly-

on Thursday October 24 ISM at 11

p ra 81T8AK GATLZKONotice of funeral hereafter

GROVEROn Wednesday October1MO at the residence of his aunt MrsJames K Kelly 1MJ N street CUVIER son of the late Gen CuvierGrover and Ela M Grover

Funeral Saturday at 2J p m fromthe residence

MAHEmOa Thursday afternoon Octo-ber isif at Chestnut Locketoriun RockvUle Md Miss ROSIEMA HER

Funeral service at Gawlers undertak-ing establishment 1732 Pennsylvania

8S oclock thence to St MatthewsCnur h where high meat will bft 9 a m Friends invited to attendInterment at Mount Olivet private

MACMILLANOn Thursday19W in Charleston 8 C TMACMILLAN formerly of Washing-ton D C

WSBgK PisMenly on Thwrsday20 1SW at ltt a nv at reel

Fifth street southeastWEBER beloved wife

of late J H WeberFuneral from her late residence Satur-

day October 22 at 2 m NewYork Philadelphia sac Baltimore pa-pers please copy

WILLIAMSOn Thursday Octoberat a m at her residence

HESTER ANNWILLIAMS beloved wife of WilliamE Williams

Funeral from the residence of herdaughter Mrs E MeCleary 1421 Estreet southeast Saturday October 22

at 2 m Interment at Congres-sional Cemetery Prince George pa-pers please copy

WILLISMm FLORENCE WILLISwife of Charles S Willis in the

fortieth year of her agoFuneral private from her late resi-

dence TO H street northwest Saturday October 22 at 2 p m LongBranch N J papers copy

YOITNGOn Friday ISM atthe home of her daughter Cora MrKnew 9 Fifth street northeastLAURA O YOUNG l the sixtysixth year of her age

Interment in Baltimore Baltimoreplease copy

ZELLER8On Thursday October 201910 at WEBSTERFRANKLIN son of Hattie E andWilliam A Zellers aged nineteenmonths

IN MEMORIAM

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