THE WASHINGTON HERALD TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 18 1910

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Chamber of Commerce welcomed thedHegates on behalf of the business menof Washington-

In his speech Air Oude Rid Washing-ton the logical point for all conven-tions and aseured the convention thatthey could always depeml upon a heartyreception if they held future meetingshere President Doyle thanked Mr Gudofor the wokome-

HtprMc Ilcniln PnperThe first paper read by Alfred Hg

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building manager He said that as thebuilding manager must have an IntimateknouJodgo of law real estate and Arch-itecture the Remuneration should be cma percentage basis fMr L L Banks of Plttsburgcussed How leases should be madeand Claude B RIckotts of St Loutsused as a topic Tho relation betweenemployer and employe

Scimion AfternoonAfter luncheon Charles E Doty of

Cleveland talked on Fire Insurance asIt related to buildings F H Heywoodof Columbus Ohio spoke on Compar-ative rentals In lOAding cities CullanBrown of Detroit on More net revenuefor Itt floor space and G RichardDavis of New York on Building con-

struction from an investment stand-point

At tho evening sostrion Paul Bauderof Cleveland read a paper on the Usetinl abuse of Illumination Tho remain-der of the evening was devoted to store

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A i Walter Thrown to Roadwaynnd Arm Badly Wrenched

Thrown from his wheel by striking abrick as he turned out of Dallys courtInto H street northwest Bicycle

A L Walter of the Third precinctforce was last night painfully Injuredand sent to Emergency Hospital

Walter was able to make bis way to thestation house where It was found thatthe loft arm had been badly wrenchedHe was taken to the hospital in the pa-

trol wagon His condition i not serious

FORAKER IN WASHINGTON

ExSenator Chats of Politics andTakes Hopeful View

ccnril the Ohio Situation n De-cidedly Promiiilnp of Success of

Ilnrdlitg and Republicanism

A picture of rugged health the resultof a summer of outdoor life profitablypassed in Maine Hon Joseph B Forakarspent yesterday at his Washington homeon route with Mrs Forakor and thoitson Arthur from Poland Springs to Cin-

cinnatiHaving come directly from the Pine

Tree State ho naturally was interoetatlin the election result there but he do-

lt arted at 6 oclock before the returnsbegan to come in He said the Indica-tions had all seemed to point to a de

I creased Republican voteReferring to the general political sit-

uation he said I fancy ft is somewhatdifficult for any Republican to keep hisbearings these days and I confess it isso with me

But as to his own State of Ohio theformer Senator was by no means scantof hope or pessimistic I have kept intouch only by correspondence he saidbut my advices from Republican friends

are all reassuring Wo have an excep-tionally good candidate in Mr HardingHo is clean capable and strong and anideal campaigner The people know himand have confidence in him and on localIssues conditions are decidedly favorable-to his success One would be rash In-

deed to make any sort of predictionpolitically with party so abnormally mixed as they are today but Ibelieve that the Ohio Republican ticketwill be elected Certainly it shall havemy best support as every Republicanticket has always had

Although ho Is naturally following thetrend of things nationally and in conversation showed a close familiarity withpolitical happenings of the day he madeno comment for publication He has notmodified the views which mado him such-a great force for conservatism inSenate

The countrys material conditions heremarked were in his opinion never better or more conducive of wholesomehealthy prosperity All now required wasto give business a chance and not ham-per It by mischievous agltaUon or disturb-it by illconsidered an unwise legislation

The Ohioan is an optimist as to thegreatness of his country the strength ofits institutions and its future Just as-fullHedged an optlmls In this regard aswhen in the heyday of ills career In national life

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Secret Service Men Are FollowingClew in Baltimore

Description of Two NcffrocH Givento All Precinct Police Prlnoner

Reveals Mold Plot

Covering tho cities of Washington Bal-timore and Alexandria together with asection of mountain country a short dis-

tance west of this city in Virginia theofficiate of the United States Secret Serv-ice and police detectives yesterday Begana systematic search for two nggroeswanted for complicity with CharlesWright another negro In the manufac-ture of counterfeit coins at a house InChurch street this city

Descriptions of the men have beenplaced In the hands of all precinct po-

nce and Secret Service mon In Baltimore-are following a clew which reported anegro soon disposing of a quantity of thecoin to confederates

The negro Wright held at the Firstprecinct station here Is said to havemade a complete confession revealing aplot In which fully flYcy negroes In thiscity Virginia and Baltimore were con-nected

What amount of spurious coin wasmanufactured is not known but Judgingfrom the quantity of old silver andpewter bought by the negroes from Junkdealers it must amount to several hundred dollars The negroes molded allthe coin In denominations of quartersand half dollars

Tho workmanship was crude SecretService officials say but by a mothod ofcarrying the coin about in begs andpockets It became worn Into a good Imi-tation

ODD FELLOWS INITIATE

Visiting Team jConfcm Degree forExcelsior Lodge

Excelsiqr Lodge No 17 I O O Fheld an initiation at Odd Follows Halllast night By special request the degreeteam of Federal Lodge No v I O OF conferred the second degree on threecandidates for Excelsior Lodge

Thore was a large attendance of members and congratulations wore showeredupon the members of the visiting degreeteam for the excellent work

Storehouse Destroyed by FireSpontaneous combustion in a quantity of

hay stored In a barn on Congress Heightsnear Alabama avenue and Wheeler roadlast night totally destroyed the buildingwith a loss of 250 The barn was ownedby Mrs Henry Curtln of CongressHeights and was occupied by HenryProctor as a storehouse

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LEFT TO WIDOW

Remaining Onethird Interest InBuftlneift Bequeathed to Son IevriWife of George M Abbott GrantedDivorce Fnnernl Services Held forTho mum E Jn ipur

F Clinton Knight 663 street AlexandriaVa lk autbcalzed agent and carrier for The Washtegton Herald Herald wilt be deHiered daBy

Sanday tu Sal address in Alexandria for V

seats a moth

WA5UINOTON I1BUALD BUREAU825 King Street

Alexandria Va Sept 12 Jultus Drelfus will was probated in the CircuitCourt for this city today The testatorleft an estate valued at 1S000 and nameshis sons Albert and Joseph as ucecutors and directs that no bond be requiredof them

The testator sets forth that he ias al-

ready given his sons Joseph and Albertonethird interest in his business Hebequeaths to his son Lewis the remaining oncthlru Interest In the business Tohis wife Hedwig Dreifus he leaves thehouse and lot at the southeast corner ofPayne and Commerce streets and 2000An adjoining house In Payne street isloft to his daughter Henrietta and thehouse next to that to his son Louis JDreifus

The custody tuition and guardianshipof Henrietta and Louis J Dreifus Is leftto his wife The household goods andchattels In his residence 120 South Paynostreet he loaves to his daughters Benaand Carrie The safe and contents inthe foregoing house he leaves to his sonAlbert To his children Samuel BerthaNettle Frank Leopold Fannio Bonaand Carrie he leaves 600 oach and pro-

ceeds of hi insurance policies Theamount of his policy in the Royal Areanum he loaves to his wife and cleverchildren

An authenticated copy of the will ofCharles N Crittondon of New York wasprobated today Mrs Kate Waller Barrett qualified as of the executors

In the Circuit Court this morning a de-cree for dlvi rce on statutory groundswas granted tho plaintiff In the ease ofClara M W Abbott against George MAbbott She was awarded the custodyof her elevenyearold daughter togetherwith alimoney in the sum of J7 a monthThe couple were married in WashingtonJuly 5 1 S-

In the case of William Fiippingshis friend Samuel Flipping against theAdams Expnias Company to recoverdamages in the sum of SM for alleged

injurloe a compromise verdictfor 125 was given

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In the suit of P T Harrington againstthe city to recover damage for the lowof a horse which fell into a ditch thedemurrer to the declaration on the partof the city overruled plea of not guiltyentered and case continued until thethird day of November torm

of Lamar Muncie against theRoe nont Developmsnt Company to re-cover damages in the sum of JSOW forinjuries alleged to have been sustainedby his horse running away was continueduntil next term

T Dent was appointed administratorof the estate of Edward W Dent

Judge Thornton hoard arguments onthe demurrer In the ease Of Groveagainst the WashingtonSouthern Railway Company

Funeral services for Thomas E Jasperwho died In North Wllkesboro N Cwere held at 4 oclock this afternoon fromR B Lee Camp Hall Confederate Vet-erans and was attended by members ofthat organization Rev W F Watsonpastor of First Baptist Church officiatedInterment was in Ivy Hill Cemetery The

were Charles S TaylorBooker C Hall J B Spksor Q William Edgar Warfleld sr and PF Gorman

rool racing team of the Relianceengine company held a practice meet-

Ing this evening In North Washingtonstreet

Funeral services for Charles B Dovewho tiled Saturday last were hold at 2

oclock this afternoon from the FreeMethodist Church Services were con-

ducted by Rev John Cavanaugh pastorand the interment was in Bethel Ceme-tery

Julius Slaughter a negro was finedJ3I in the Police Court this morning On

a charge of drawing a pistol on ErnestMcBrWe another negro

J W Riley is In receipt of a letterfrom Eaglo Engine Company No 3 New-port News Va in which the membersof that fire company express ap-

preciation for the hospitable inwhich they fere entertained at the Statefiremens convention

A carrier pigeon marked 62759 flewinto the window of the hall occupiedthe Glass Blowers Union Saturdayand alighted on the arm of Joseph FHawkins It Is being held for the own-er at the Floishmann

A heating plant is being Installed inChrist Episcopal Church It will be lo-

cated In the parish hall

Estelle Lee a negro arrested severaldays ago on suspicion of stealing jewelrywas acquitted in the Police Court thismorning

A business meeting of the chamber ofcommerce was held this evening andconsiderable business of routine naturewas disposed of

There will be a meeting of the RetailMerchants Association tomorrow nightat the room of the chamber of com

The September term of the CorporationCourt was opened this morning by Judge-J B T Thornton Court adjourned untilThursday without transacting any busi-ness

Hearing for Footpads TodayHeld at the Sixth precinct station on tho charge

of holding up Dallas R Bowmatflnd Markbam H-

McQueen In Judiciary Square Emits Const HarryBrooks sad John H Cunningham trill be siren

preliminary hearing In the Police Court todayAccerdlnc to the three confessed to therobbery and admitted 1 other offenses A fourthmember of the band Oscar Lumpkin sixteen yearsold was yesterday turned over to the Richmondauthorities by whom ho is wanted for grand larceny

Sleeting of Esther Rcbcccu LodgeEsther Rebecca fro 5 held a business

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STOLEN PAPERS LOCATED

Whisky Warehouse Receipt HadBeen Placed in n Safe

After a three days search by CentralOffice detectives for a 11000 lot of

receipts notes deeds and valuablepapers supposed to have boon stolen Sat-urday from a saloon at 21C Sixth streetnorthwest the owner Charles Arey lastnight found that they had been placed ina safe and wore intact

Mr Areys place of business 4SQ

avenue was closed on Saturdayby United States revenue officers andthe papers were taken by Arcy to the of-fice of a friend

BAND CONCERTS TODAY

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Condition of tho WaterSpecial to TOO Washington Hcrad

Harpers Ferry W Va Sept 12 Potomac clearand Shrnandoah ten cloudy

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DENiED CHARTERS

Dishonesty Promoters OneReason for Refusal

In tho last year and a half 10S ap-plications for national bank chartershave bun refused said Lawrence OMurray Comptroller of Currency atthe ninth annual convention of the Na-tional Association of Supervisors of StateBanks hold in his office yesterday andeveryone of those rejections was the re-sult of one or more reasons

the men who appliedwere shown to have been either incompe-tent or dishonest either in State or na-tional banks or otherwise

Second Thoro was not sufficientto justify the organization of a na-

tional bank In the community or thebanks already there were serving thebusiness interests well and an addition-al depository thrown into the bankingsituation would have brought about ruinem competition and made weak the In-

stitutions now fairly strongThird The applicants were wellknown

speculators or wore men without stand-ing financial or otherwise in the com-munity

In regard to men who promote but donot operate banks who are included inthe third class Mr Murray said the beet

of protection is cooperation be-tween t the Comptroller of the Currencyn4 the supervisors of the State banks

Ltets of professional promoters he saidare kept in this office and any infor-mation WQ have regarding them is atthe service of the State bank supervisors

Mr Murray requested that lists be ex-changed between the supervisors and theComptroller but he said if for any rea-son the supervisors should not care toexchange his Hats were open to themThe ideal way would be an annual meet-ing between the national and State bankexaminers where information could beexchanged and compared Such cooper-ation would be of great benefit to exist-ing banks and a protection to the public

Comptroller Murray entertained the vis-iting beak supervisors at a tancheen atthe Shoreham at 1 oclock yesterday af-ternoon

The luncheon was informal sad was at-

tended by twentynine visiting bankingmen and nine Washingtonians The foloWing were present

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Investment Property SoldThe twostory brick dwelling 12U F

street northeast has boon sold to MRae Shafer as an inveument The

contains six rooms and bath andwas sold for Mrs Mary G Nplson Theconsideration was 1000 The sale wasmade by Shannon Lochs

Asks Receiver for SuicideDeclaring that Victor Anderson who

disappeared August Is dead Louis VDe Bierney yesterday applied to the Dis-trict Supreme Cout for a receiver totake charge of Andersons estate DeBterney thinks Anderson committedsuicide

Four Brick Dwellings SoldVHHffc Ofebs DsaM real ute brokers re-

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HQflQ Phooe Maulfin tMireei y0 branch houses

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and Bertha HollanderFuneral from the chapel of Frank

Geiers Sons 1113 Seventh street north-west Wednesday September 14 ata m

MUDDOn Monday September 12 19his residence 507 Third street

northwest at 405 p m THOMAS NMUDD formerly of GeorgeCounty

Funeral services and Interment at Rosaryvllle Prince MdThursday morning September 15Prince and Mont-

gomery County papers please copySHACKELFORD On Monday September

12 1910 at 40 a m at the residenceof her parents Mr and Mrs A R

313 First street southeastCLARA E wife of J W Shackelford

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SPECIAL NOTICESOF-FICE OF THE WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT

COMPAQ 1U17 TENTH ST NWWaahiBrtmt CUr D O Sept 6 1M

To the StockhoMm of the WuMostea LightCompany

Notice fe ttortt linn that a HoW sxeOajfthe iMekbeMm of U WMhtogtm UuP r 1 catted by the hoard of dinctera of teatJ r fer tad will be heW OB FBJDAY tfebreath dar of October Jilt at 12 oehx UtePrialpal eft of OH eoapaajr No Tea StreEtnortfcwett te the CHy of WaWsst a D O totrtaaet eerie husSies M may propwly eMhe b fereMid awtiae and aapccialb to coMidtr lad appwe or otherwise act ups the fMkwfe nfIICM

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ss t the rate of tf p c ctatam per IIMMKTt authorized capital of JtSWOM wUch falbtwas made tuuy Ten ago as set a w-

ade Btat nffMort the fair rake of the properthe cmsputr med br it for the benefit of the

pw l wider UM proriMon of the eotnpaars ehart r sod iu farther pn tlee of declaring rtdead tram iU uadirted prate or Jl it in ftare attribute aaeg He MeckboMca ta the proportion to which they are reapeeilreir eatitled thenet ABMMl eari ea of the eoapaar after fedtrattegfrota hs tOM ttrainga all proper expeasM of ad-mlctetratlea and of eoodvct of Its bufoaa acd-

AM ctttMeate of in kbtcditt together with asntOeaeat to dcpreeiauoB in Hr ad

to aa asMHtat approzteattoz 6 per ewUtimthe fair Tihw of the property need by the MideeafUBy for the be eit of the jmMtc in tuppifteff-

as tiader IU charter oar that the setearain shall be MOoieat to Jutify said dlrklcad

2 Skill the saeoers seeded aMmattr for ertoBHOBS of ties companys ails and other expootos-eeaeratiy dUlled u bett ta BU fco pdt o t ofthe eorniaca of the company or shall sarI aHMM9hereafter be raked by a bond feme or ee-oBBd by deed of tn t upon all of the eoaapuraproperty which it is eatlUed to eahnee la suchdeed of trast said hoed to be loW fer wt keathan par sad the proernds thereof to be appliedexohuhely to said beUern ats

3 Shan the company refaad its oatoUadfa z boadunow btaiiai 4 per eeatffl iakuwt aBOnatta ta aj-prorimately 000000 ia rovad subs sad abo itsratoUadlBff dtTidead eerUficatM ef iadebtedaeM fewlas 6 per interest aaottatiag to StfiOU-Mvbkh certificates of Indebtedness are sew payable atthe option of the by new hood lasscared by deed of trust upoa ill of the property of UMcompany which it is legally entitled to embrace iasaid deed of trast Mid bonds to bear Interest atthe rate of 5 per eeatas per aaataa cad ts be pay-able at sock time or ttees as the said sfMekl-BMsUac of the Stockholder hereiabefore silted ttall-detenalBe apes the eoatcaU of tbe Mid bonds aMaIM of the taM deed of trust to be appfartd by aaeetias of the director of the ooapray sabseqaeat-t tIe said stockboUen meetiac but ia any eieatto motile a stipulation waiTiaz the tatetarr pw-foaal rcsfxxMibUty of each stockholder for thepaymeat of the said beads sad expressly sttpsUtfagthat hoMers of the saM heeds shall rely only spotthe security aabnecd in the said deed ofFurther la the ereat that the said steokiwUeaH-ieettBZ shell deterariftfl that fatter batteraMatss-toaU sot be peEd oat of the earaiags bat aaB be

by a bad Memo shall tbe hess ofla tIle propositioa be iaeressd aad

If so to what amount for the parpose of fllnnaiacsaid betterments required ia the sear laterel

If It is sot thought expedient to refaad the saidissue of 600HI of diridead certifleate of tedeht-edaets ia the maaaer aext hentebftfore piOTatethan the said total issae of altidead ctrtifleates at-

iadebkdaess be paW with iaterest to the date

asrket for sot less than par of 2600 09 of

mar be repaired or Ute purposeIf It bo sot thoNcfat expedient to sell the a M-

J1600C09 face of the taM boaas tamarket shall so soar of the stodcboUefa of Utecompany at a circa dU a shell nail theawAMtf the pririkg trtthte a IhatUsd time b eattiM

face ratae Mid prhttesc of sabstrfuOoa aad payto be proporUoaal to the aoWtegn of the re-

Ktoctire stockholders Shalt Mid ptMtoaeherciabefore referred to apply ak te so BMSSB ofsaid aew issue or Mess of hoed as sissll be ia afcuj-or flainetec betteraseatef

AU sabordiaate propasttioos eaabnocd ia sad par

shall to the aeee sry extrat be taaaHtfeft aadacted upon by tbe said oekholdera iMeUag

According to the dueler ted of OM-

Washtectea Gas Light Co pay only seth jtiiihaM-

holden u sluR hue beea holders of the uutMiirtM-of stock of Ute Mid eosapaay ia thahr m MIlproper aejaes toe period of tosricea days aw-

rlotts to sty stodchoUen vxttittK Ia onler thatan stockholders my hare aa oppartaJsMy to kaheir Ned that regfcund ia books ofaa paay the stock tras c books of eosapaay

wilt be ekwd at dew of basia M at 2 p-

Tbarsday the 23th day of SeptMbsr MM aad-wW rvmata rfc d wntO3 a m oa Frldar t J a day of OeMba-raad aU heAders of stock as afantaW o sj-

sach at the dose of fesriatM oa MM 89

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TON GAS LIGHT COJirANT-By WILLIAM R OHMS

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VIA VI SCIENCE OF HEALTH NATurl 4Mp book fad Applr

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The Corcoran Gallery of Artwill reopen to the public on week dayson Thursday September 15 ISM The dateof the opening of the Sunday eshfWtionswill be announced later

F B McGUIRE Director-

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Lawyers Say the WordIf pea are ready to hue year Briefs aad

Motions Printed Were equipped te do thework qwkkly sod to your MtMactlos

PRINTERByron S Adams 512 nth tPhose M 930

pleasure announcing the removalto their new

Where they carry a stock of theFinest Wines Liquors and Groceriesand will be to serve old cus-tomers and now patrons

Phone North 435S10 PER CENT DISCOUNT

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