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m0imm i fiPrrjfi 3gEJ WASHpGff fQgfrHftHM SEISlMBEIt 20r 4913 ASK PERMANENT JOBS St Fourth Class Postmasters Seek 5 Classified Service WILL SEND PETITION TO TAFT Occupants of Offices in South and West Desire Protection Given Those in Other Fourteen States President Barry Urges Readjustment of Pay in Smaller Towns 0 Inspectors Defended FAMOUS SOLDIER TO WED Richmond Va Sept 19 The National I eague of Postmasters which opened Its convention here today announced through its officers that a delegation will present a petition to President Taft on Monday asking that all fourth class postmasters in the states south of the Ohio and west of the Mississippi River be placed on the civil service classified list It is stated that the petition will contain the signatures of 20000 postmasters The civil service system Is now In operation in the fourteen States north of the Ohio and east of thp Mississippi For Readjustment of Pay Foreseeing the coming of 1 cent postage and of free box rents in the smaller cities and towns President Barry urged a readjustment of the pay in offices of the third and fourth class He said Some very Interesting figures may be gathered by reviewing the last official register It shows that out of 49672 offices of the fourth class 25817 pay less than 200 per year The third district lias the largest number of this class fth 61S and out of the number 4206 pay less than J100 per year The eighth district makes the best showing but even in this 1793 pay less than 200 and less than JIM I I would recommend that the government own all postoffice fixtures and that all offices bo placed upon a salary with I no office paying less than 200 per year that the pay be based upon the amount I of mall handled and to include the per centage on box rents and postal savings business in fourth class offices that clerk hire be based upon the postmasters salary as follows All offices paying less than 1000 and having rural delivery the allowance shall be 10 per cent of the postmasters salary from 1000 to 1500 5 per cent and from 1500 to and Including 1900 40 per cent of the postmasters salary VilpllSSv i Lieutenant General Sir robert paaden fbwell Gen Sir Robert Baden Powell the British war hero Is to take a bride according to cable dispatches from London The young woman he is to marry is said to be Olive Symes daughter of Harold Symes TARS TO JOIN REVIEW District Naval Militia to Go to New YorK as Regulars ALL EXPENSES WILL BE PAID Announcement Is Made by Commander Durstim Enlistments to Begin October 8 Will Last for Period of Ten Days Join Vessels at Norfolk or Philadelphia New List of Line Officers INDIAN HEALTH STUDY Experts Named by Surg Gen Blue Take Up Work AUTHORIZED BY C0NGEEBS Appropriation Provides for Investigation of Conditions in Which Nations Wards Live Dr Shereschewsky in Charge of Hygiene Exposition Here Is Member of Board Defends Postoffice Inspectors Defense of the postoffice inspector and his work in exposing swindlers was the theme of an address by George Daniel lnspector In charge at St Louis Mo We are trying to stem a great flood he said Money is often arrayed against us Public opinion In some instances is against us It is remarkable tn what py tent a keen shrewd plausible swindler th can misguide and delude his victims His appeal must be adroitly built and then he Is often able not only to ensnare a multitude whom he calls suckers but to make them defend him We often find the most stubborn antagonism among those who have actually deprived themselves or those dependent upon them of the very necessities of life to contribute in perpetuaJ fidelity to a scheme which never answers except for more The silk stocking thieves or fraud schemers of the United States lured 120 000000 from thp public in the fiscal year ended June 30 1912 They are the high Tnlljrig gentry who dislike postoffice inspectors More than 800 postmasters are attend ing the convention ALLEN ATTORNEYS WITHDRAW In an effort to determine whether or not the Indian wards of the nation are afflicted with tuberculosis smallpox and trachoma the United States public health service has begun plans for a rigid and extensive Investigation Into the health conditions among the Indians The last session of Congress acting upon advice of members coming from districts which contain Indian reservations made an appropriation of 10000 for an Investigation Into the pubHc health conditions of the red men The investigation it is said will cover widest possible range including the conditions under which the Indians live the manner of preparing their food and their personal hygiene Dr Blue Names Investigators Dr Rupert Blue surgeon general of the United State public health service named the detail of officers from the service which is to conduct the investigation The board is composed of past assistant surgeons of the service and Includes Drs Lloyd of the Washington and Idaho division Williams of me aiuorrua Oregon and Nevada division Smith of the New Mexico division A Herring of the Utah Colorado Kansas Wyoming and Nebraska division Pricks of Arizona Guthrie Oklahoma divf Members of the naval battalion of the District of Columbia National Guard will attend the naval review in New York harbor October 12 to 15 Inclusive as enlisted men of the United States navy without change of rating The announce ment was made in orders given out by Commander Durston at the naval battalion armory last night The men will in every way be placed on an equal footing for ten days with men in the United States navy Full expenses for the period will be allowed and all government employes in the naval militia will be given service cards for the period covered which gives them ah extra vacation with full pay in addition to the annual and sick leave Members of tbe naval battalion will be sent either to Norfolk Va or to Philadelphia where they will be assigned to United States war vessels for regular service according to their rating in the naval militia Enlistments will be made at the recruiting office nearest the naval battalion armory beginning October 8 for a period of ten days The recruits will join the fleet in New Tork on OctoberOctober 12 leaving the ships there probably on the afternoon of the 15th or the morning of the 16th New List of Line Officers The reorganized list of line officers as grven out last night are Commander Durston Vice Commander Strat ton resigned executive officer Lieut Joseph A Dempf vice Lfeut Comdr Faris resigned Ensign Dalton in command First division Ensign Guss in command Second division Ensign Gettslnger In command Third battalion and Ensign Burns in commarrt of the Fourth division Lieut John Lane Johns Is paymaster and Lieut Morhart surgeon One hundred and twenty men reported for the drill last night out of the full battalion of 130 The different classes of seamen were put through tactics of knot tying rope splicing signal drill with wigwag and semaphore and greneral instruction in seamanship The men re ceived their pay last night for the cruise aboard the Virginia a year ago Drills the armory will be held hereafter every Thursday night PFFJCS QR BUNP GJRL i Mlln HELEN XMiIiEJL Miss Helen Keller the famous blind and deaf girl has been selected by George Lunn the Socialist mayor of Schenectady to head the welfare board In that city Miss Kller will assume her duties some time In November SHIFTS 600 OFFICERS New Law Will Create Chaos in Army Says Gen Wood WILL GO BACK TO COMMANDS Instructors at West Point and Other Schools and Scores at War Department Here Affected Statute Is Iron Bound and No Deviation Will Be Attempted by Chief of Staff DEATH IN CHEAP DAMS Desiper Explains the Fatal Disaster aUustin Pa WAS LIMITED IN HISEXPENSE Chalkley Hatton Tells Waterways Association Here Also That He Placed Too Much Reliance on Foundation Rock 0 Leighton Suggests That Engineers Be Licensed Like Doctors QUIET AT BINGHAM MINE Strikers Leave Their Intrenchmerist to Listen to Governor Executive Warns Them Against Violence as Does Mover President of Western Miners Federation Counsel for Earlier Defendants Will Not wsh Appear in New Cases Special to Ttf Wwhlnrton Post Roanoke Va Sept 19 Judge Walter It Staples of the corporation court was notified this morning that he had been designated by Gov Mann to try SIdna Allen and Wesley Edwards charged with being implicated In the Hillsville courthouse murders on March 14 Sidna Allen Is said to have expressed a preference to be tried at Hillsville and by a jury from Carroll county The gen us iei exists mat after arralenmpnt the court will order that the trials shall be held at an early date at Wythevllle ludge Halrston and Willis leading counsel in the cases Of Floyd Ilaude Friel and Victor Allen and Sidna Edwards have declined to defend Sidna Allen and Wesley Edwards This announcement was given out today Thev felt that they could not represent the last i wo of the Carroll county clansmen and do their clients justice BIG TIM BREAKS DOWN State Senator Sullivan Collapses at the Funeral of His Wife New York Sept 19 State Senator Timothy Big Tim Sullivan who ha nen in ill health for so time is said to have collapsed at his wifes funeral yesterday and is reported today to be In a serious condition The senator has been suffering from a nervous breakdown and diabetes kfVatr Sulivan ha ben Probably thf 6 Best known Bowery character in 20 vears He served oneterrn in Congress BURKE OUT OF COUNCIL Resignation of Former Convict Read and 7 Ordered Inscribed in Journal slon Mark White Montana division eresehewsky of North Dakfta at present director general of the na tional hyginic exposition in this city and Surgeon Taliaferro Clark in charge of the Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin division These members of the service will go to different reservations dividing the work among the reservations which are nearest to the health districts in which lies their regrular work FINANCIAL AGENT DISAPPEARS Draft Given by Representative of American Company Returned Unpaid Amsterdam Holland Sept 19 The financial agent named Hiddlnk who has disappeared from Amsterdam and whose dealings with the Ontvang en Betaalkan toor Bank are to be the subject of a judicial Inquiry was the representative here of a United States and Mexican company Hiddlnk had carried on satisfactory dealings with the bank for ten years These transactions for a time were broken off on account of the banks dissatisfaction with one of them Some months ago the relations were renewed when Hiddink presented drafts amounting to JS7500 accompanied by certificates of shares sold in New York for whinh received cash The drafts were returned from New York unpaid the certificates having not been accepted being either It is alleged worthless or not as valuable as had been represented Hiddlnk fled Philadelphia Sept 19 The seat of vr William Burke the reformed councilman who during the summer recess made public a confession that he was once a convict in a Massachusetts prison be-came vaoajit here today when his resignation was read to common council and 5i ordered inscribed in the Journal of that body No comment was made by Burkes I former colleagues DENIES SHADOWING DIXON Chief of Department of Justice Sleuths Replies to the Senator A Bruce Bielaski chief of the bureau of investigation of th DeDarlmpnf Justice yesterday denied that agents of mat department were shadowing Senator Dixon and Medill McCormlck as charged by Senator Dixon Wednesday night Mr Bielaski said that there were no agems in me department named Arnt 4 anaiiearasiey wno Senator Dixon said Were the men following him Just Say HORLICKS It Means Original aad Genulno MALTED MILK Tha Food drink for All Agis More hcahhfal than Tea or Coffee Agrees with the weakest digestion ucuuous cmgoraung ana numaou Rich milk malted grain powder form A quick lunch prepared in a minute Take do substitute Ask for HORLICKS flT Qthsr are imitation KILLS FORGIVING WIFE Murderer Then Inflicts Probably Fatal Wound on Himself Windsor Conn Sept As the result of domestic troubles Charles Classey of Hartford today shot and instantly killed his wife at the home of her parents here and then turned the revolver upon him self Inflicting a wound that probablv will be fatal i 5ff Clf8 wth her tW0 young sons liulu jccicua una came here Classey followed them and todav effected a reconciliation with his wife she prom ised to return to Hartford with him Classey then went to a store and pur chased a revolver and cartridges TJoon returning to the house he fired two shots at his wife without warning both bullets piercing the brain He then shot him self behind the left ear MRS 0GDEN ARMOUR RALLIES Her Speedy Recovery From Surgical Op eration Is Expected Chicago Sept 19 Mrs Ogden Armour after undergoing an operation for removal of a fibroid tumor yesterday was reported to be rapidly recovering tonight It Is expected she will be able to leave the hospital in a few weeks Bingham Utah Sept 19 The strike of the 4500 miners at the great copper plants here Is no nearer settlement tonight than when the men walked out yesterday The situation is quiet tonight Gov Spry came here this afternoon The 1000 Greek miners Intrenched since yesterday behind fortified breastworks came out to hear an address by the governor in which he ured them to take peaceful means to end the strike Gov Spry told them their right to quit work was unquestionable and then warned them not to interfere with property A priest of the Greek Catholic Church and Stathakos a Greek banker of Salt Lake City counseled the laying down of arms The Greeks have not gone back to their fortifications but It Is said they will do so tomorrow Gov Spry conferred tonight with Charles Moyer president of a Western Federation of Miners and Adjt Gen Wedgewood of the Utah National Guard Mr Mover has cautioned the strikers mat destruction or property win not be tolerated by the union and has advised the men that any member found guilty of unlawful acts will be expelled The sheriff is In full charge of the situation gaid Gov Spry tonight I am confident he can manage things Calling out the militia would only be done as a last resort BALLOON SAILS OVER SEA Zeppelin Dirifible Makes Voyage to Denmark and Sweden Hamburg Germany Sept 19 The Zeppelin dirigible balloon Hansa made an oversea voyage to Denmark and Sweden today visiting the Danish capital and Mlmo a Swedish naval port The voyage occupied thirteen hours wfiich Included a landing at Copenhagen for luncheon The fastest train between Hamburg and Copenhagen runs the distance in nine hours German military experts point out that the air voyage was far more difficult than a flight from Cologn to London AUTOMOBILE SHIP IN PORT Hamburg American Motor Vessel Burns Ten Tons of Oil Daily New York Sept 19 The fleet of craft In New York harbor looked with wonder ing eyes today upon a strange new vessel which glided swiftly and noiselessly without smokestack or sails through the shipping to her dock She was the Christian of the HamburgHamburg American Line 7300 tons burden the first motorshlp which has visited the port arid she came in from New Orleans to get fuel to run her to Hamburg Her captain said that she consumed ten tons of oil a day He calls her the first ocean automobile Chalkley Hatton of Wilminerton Del designer of the Austin Pa dam which collapsed a vear aero rarrvine death and desolation in its wake yesterday told delegates to the convention or the New England Waterways Association that he had relied too much on the impervlousness of the rock foundation when he planned the dam To prevent recurrence of such a disaster Mr Hatton urged the need of a State dam inspector to examine plans for dams before they are constructed Referring to the fact that he had been limited in expenditures for the dams construction to 85000 Mr Hatton said that the engineering profession was still at variance as to how to build a dam make It impregnable and at the same time keep within economic bounds Papers prepared by Clarence Goldsmith of Boston and Church of New York were also read Wants License for Engineers Marshall Leighton of Washington speaking before the association last night advocated strict laws for the licensing of engineers who he said had supervision over more human lives in building a dam In a valley than a doc tor had in a year or more He cred ited the poor construction of dams to the fact that in most instances the low est bidder was awarded the contract and that if a Contractor was funning behind on his estimate he would try to slur over the work Morris Knowles director of the sanitary department of the University of Pittsburgh spoke On State Regulation of Public Utilities He said the rights of the citizens were often transgressed even when the public utilities were owned by a municipality He spoke at some length on the public utlltles owned by private owners and municipalities in Wisconsin and said no distinction was made between the two In that State An illustrated talk on the Organization and Administration Of a Supply Bureau was made by Church secretary of the department of water supply gas and electricity of New York city The members of the association went to Mount Vernon yesterday afternoon and the convention formally came to a close last night although many of the members will stay in Washington a few days for sightseeing Those who had charge of the excursion to Mount Vernon were George Wr Batchelder A Mc Farland Stokes and Willard Kent NEGUS TO BE BURIED HERE Because of the provision In the army appropriation bill which states that an army officer cannot remain away from his command for more than four years more than 600 officers on detached duty will be shifted Many attaches in American emfiassfes abroad Instructors at military and training schools and those stationed at the War Department In Washington will be affected by the enforcement of the law Probably the provision will be referred to the judge advocate general of the army for a definition as to how far it affects the service It is supposed to be Iron bound and no attempt at deviation will be made by the office of chief of staff Many Changes Are Expected A straw investigation was made retard ing the first five officers attached to six of the large army schools of the country Jt was found that 50 per cent of them would have to be ordered back to their commands immediately and that 26 per cent of the remaining would fall within the letter of the law within six months It Is estimated by officers in the War De partment that at least half the officers on detached duty will have to be transferred immediately Among those affected are SO or 40 instructors at West Point nearly 150 officers in the War Department and the attaches at Brussels Vienna and Berlin Maj Gen Leonard Wood chief of staff said yesterday afternoon that although the provision was excellent when the change had to be made at once it reduced conditions in the War Department to a state bordering on chaos r0LD BILL IN HORSE HEAVEN STREETS SAI FROJE Congress Say Local Men Would Block Plan to Hold Up Extensions Speculation was rile yesterday among District offijilals and property owners as to whether Iol Roosevelt would endeavor to carry out his declaration made Tuesday a speech at Phoenix Arts that if again elected he would stop the development of the boulevard system for the benefit of wealthy residents and real estate speculators in Washington To carry out his threat Col Roosevelt would have to abolish the highway plan calling for the opening of all new thoroughfares and those who have found a disturbing note in the hull moose leaders declaration are confident that Congress would never permit suh action This highway plan was mapped out along Maj lEnfants lines to meet the citys growth Boulevards have only been built when a demand for them was expressed by the small home owner as well as the man of wealth In the same speech Col Roosevelt announced what he would do in this city to aid the poor declaring for the construction of parks and playgrounds in the congested sections and the abolition of tenements The District heads do not thtnv that he could find opportunity to do more man tney are already undertaking Tenements are being abolished as rapidly as possible whlleCongress Is asked annually for appropriations for parks and playgrounds EO PATY OFfi LIMITS SPEED OF TRAINS Famous Postoffice Animal Is Dead on a Farm Near Trinidad Md Old Bin the faithful big bay horse which for 23 years drew one of the Postoffice Department wagons but for the past five years has spent his time munching gTass on a farm near Trinidad Md under the watchful eyes of Caleb Cleveland his former driver as a pensioner of the department has passed into horse heaven When during the administration of Postmaster General Cortelyou Old Bills legs failed him and two other animals had to be secured to draw the loads which he for years had pulled without a balk many bids were offered for the old horse Mr Cortelyou however touched by Caleb Clevelands pleas determined that Bill had earned a rest and placed him on a pension Bill was 35 years old Y0M KIPPUR BEGINS TODAY Pennsylvania Will Allow None to Make More Than Seventy Miles an Hour The Pennsylvania Railroad Company announced yesterday that orders had been issued restricting the maximum speed of all passenger trains under any circumstances at any point on the system east and west of Pittsburgh so as not to exceed 70 miles per hour In addi tlon careful consideration has been given to the existing speed restrictions on curves Thorough investigation of the conditions on each division of the Pennsylvania system developed the fact that the present schedules with but few exceptions will not be affected by the speed restrictions when trains are being operated on time The new instructions will only become operative when time has been lost at terminals or on the road and will then prevent a speed of 4bove 70 miles per hour in attempting to make up time JUSSERAND TO INVESTIGATE Gunners Mate Who Was Drowned at Chicago to Rest in Arlington Funeral services for William Negus chief gunners mate of the naval recruiting station at North Chicago who was drowned in Lake Michigan Sunday afternoon when a cutter containing 24 recruits capsied will be conducted at 3 oclock this afternoon at Arlington Va The Rev Lyon pastor of the brethren Church Twelfth and streets southeast will officiate rne body of the unfdrtunate sailor reached the city yesterday morning and was lauen directly to Arlington va Burial will be in Arlington Cemeterv Mrs Fannie Negus his widow Is bear ing up wonderfully under the strain in cldent to the tragic death of her hus tand and the investigation by the Navy Department fntb the report that he took the cutter and the 34 recruits onto the lake without permission ARSENALS BARRED BY JUDGE Persons Attending Sneed Murder Hearing to Be Searched fox Arms Amarlllo Tex Sept 19 Judge Browning of the Forty seventh district To Study Missionary Work here today in granting a hearing of the Under the auspices of the Interdenomi habas corPus petition in the case or John national Missionary Union of the District of Columbia a united study course has been planned and a class orjfanlaed to meet the last Friday of each month in the east study room of the Public Library Mrs George Thompson Brewltt has been selected as class leader The study Qommlttee will be composed of Mrs Robinson chairman Mrs Gilbert Mrs Brown Mrs HS Petrie Mrs Jamea Buhrer Mrs Washington Topham Miss Levering Mrs Olney and Mrs Prewitt John Cudaby Recovering From Operation Chicago Sept 19 Word waa received In Chicago tonight that John qukhy mil llonalre packer who underwent an orient tion for appendicitis at his summer home at wacKmac island Miojfc will be able to leave for home within ten days Sneed charged with killing Al Bpyee ordered that every person entering the courtroom Monday September 23 be searched fe arms There will be no admission of an arsenal said the court Search shall be made at the door and no individual admitted without it nrtt shall have been shown that he is not armed FUNERAL OF DR HOUGH Services for Late Dean of Teachers College to Be Held Tomorrow Funeral services for Dr Williston Samuel Hough for the past eight years professor of philosophy and psychology and deah of the Teachers College at George Washington University who died late Wednesday night at his apartments in the Brighton will be held at 11 oclock Saturday morning at the First Congregational Church Tenth and streets northwest Rev Samuel Woodrow pastor of the church will conduct the services Mr and Mrs Charles Holmes of Waterbury Conn cousins of Dr Hough arrived In Washington last night to at tend the funeral HAhPAnta i tfiMA Ta1 tTTi At Taiwus Acmpies win un serve Most Solemn Day in Calendar Tom KIppur observed by both orthodox an formed Hebrews as the day of atonement begins at sundown today and continues Until the setting of the sun tomorrow Being the most serious of the Jewish observances it is marked everywhere by fasting self communion and introspection The day according to the Jewish calendar falls ten days after the Jewish new year and marks the climax of the intervening period which is given over to religious thought Services will be held at the Eighth Street Temple by Dr Abram Simon assisted by Dr Louis Stern at 7 oclock this evening Services will also be held at Adas Israel and other churches FIGHT A HORSE STABLE Piney Branch Citiiens Association Objects to Tinners Proposed Barn Injunction proceedings to prevent Gary a tinner from erecting a horse stable at 1214 Decatur street northwest were decided on by the executive committee ot the P5ney Brahch Citizens Association last night The committee also decided to solicit funa for the purpose a mass meeting was called which prosecuting the case When Mr Gary announced his purpose a mass meeting was called which named a committee to take the matter up with Mr Gary He agreed to suneni operations for 30 days but although that nme js noi up ne nas notined the committee that on October 1 he will resume work Will Talk to Limoges China Makers Re garding Tariff Troubles Limoges France Sept 19 The French Ambassador to the United States Jules Jusserand is expected to reach here September 23 for the purpose of informing himself thoroughly on the viewpoint of the manufacturers of Limoges china concerning the difficulties which have arisen between the United states and France on the subject of porcelain valu ations and duties The Ambassador will have conferences with the parliamentary representatives and departmental and municipal authorities as well as with the manufacturers and the members of the Limoges Chamber of Commerce An American commission investigated the subject last year and recommended to the United States Treasury Department that the existing agreement govern ing tne appraisement or pottery be abrogated TU ir iQ Vindex Label stands forNew Thought in Shirtdom Men who are keen for the ultra refined who warit a chance to indulge their fancies ywill welcome a sup ply of VINDEX Shirts VINDEX stands for yalue Every hirt bearing the VINDEX label is worth 25 more than its regular retail price The makers guarantee this and it is easy to see their superior qualities at a glance Come to our store where the VINDEX Shirts offer von pleajint inrpriie Orimilitr unlocked i tretmry of novel ind irtiitie ideii never before teen in Shirtdom 100 and 150 at the New Mens Wear Shop and 11th jr Ji ClercUatl Pittiburfli WuKiiiftoii Lirgett Hndlen of Pianos in America The Angelus Knabe Hardman Angelus Auto tone IS THE FIRST AND LAST WORD IN PLAYERS The first make of Players developing the instrument as an artistic one and embodying it with patented devices for expression which have no parallel in the industry the ANGELUS stands out clearly as the xj oi HUA ij in riayer nanos A factory Prices With Easy Payment Plan PIANOS Frederick Building Player Pianos 1212 St Pfeiffer Vice Pres Mgr AMUSEMENTS WOMEN SMOKERS DEMANDS Baltimore Hotel Men Say They Must Be Provided For Sydal to The Wlilnfton Post Baltimore Md Sept 19 The custom of women smoking cigarettes has become so general that managers of fashionable hotels here are confronted with the nrob jem or provwmg suitable places where they can puff to their hearts content Robert Downs manager of the Stafford said today I am positive the custom Is becoming more general because we find evidences of It throughout the hotel In private parlors and washrooms that have been occupied by women half smoked cigarettes are constantly found I am opposed to women smoking in the public dining rooms Tunis Dean manager of the Academy of Music believes th theater soon will have te provide rooma where women may smoke between the acts IM TonlgJit at 8 ilC Matlaees 216 Thura and Sat TOM LEWIS With Hilf i Hundretf Clever PUjen In GEORGE COHANS MUSICAL PLAT The Yankee Prince Orcdettfatl 150 Balcony 75c gallery 58s BOY STICKS TO HIS DTJTY Gets Mothers Signature for Message Telling of Fathers Death Special to The Washington Post Yonkers Sept 19 Thomas Ho gan 18 years old a messenger was given a telegram to deliver and discovered that it was addressed to his mother Opening it he read that his father John Hogan a construction foreman had been killed at ermantown The boy took the message to his home delivered It to his mother and obtained hc signature in his book Then he returned to the office and was eicused from work Free CASTORIA The Ktad You Hw Always iHtfit Star tk Bfgaatare of 62 INJURED IN WREGX Trains Collide in the Railway Station at Marheban Belgium Marheban Belgium Sept 19 By the collision of two trains at the railway station here today 62 persons were in jured seven of them pnobably fatallv several or tne cars wnjen were filled with marketers were telescoped Movements Of Ocean Steamers AftRIVED Jieir York New Tark from Rotterdam Ctro llna from Havre SAILED New York Frierlch der Qroue tor Breaje La Preveace for Havre Adrlatla tor Liverpool Atnenira lor MamDUTg Queenstown Glymple Iof New York Liverpool Cedric for Ney York REPORTED Queeastown Celtiit from New Yerk far Queens town ma Liverpool flue Qneemtown lMa JTiaar Saoie lBlad Baltic from Iliverpooi for Neir York will dock 8 a Saturday Cfpe Rice Columbia ijopf tflasjow for New York will dock 1 pjn Sunday New York i Savole from Havre lot New York will jok 8 a Saturday iliard Ryndam from NetrTorr for Rotterdam Band Concert Sunday Sept 22 1912 At 4 By Soldiers Home Band -Aton VUla On the Potomac Given By Thompson Appich OF 107 Royal St Alexandria Va Take Oars at 12th and Pa Ave every 20 minutes Wellington is 4 miles north of Mount Vernon A delightful car ride and a pleasant entertainment You Are Invited tp Be at This Concert Bring Your Friends NEXT WEEK Seats Now Selllns iou to 50c The Latest Comedy ot Modern Life The Searchlight Staged oy Ben Teal ROBERT DROUET And a Company of MetroDolltn LEGAL NOTICES aPOUTEYAUDEVILlg rh Unit nai a Attractions Equaling the J2 Theaters Dally Mats 25 50c Eves 23 SO 75c GU3 EDWARDS NEW KID KAUARET EDDIE CANTOR HATTIE KNEITEL i ind Kompany of 20 Klevcr Komlcs In A KABARET IN KIDLAND Eva Taylor Co Lee White George Perry Jas Devlin Mae Elwood Kate Watton Rlchardlnl Troupe Xeit Week fritz Sturmfels Lite Star of Baron Trenck Co In In the Barracks Valerie Bergere A Co Belle Story ftc CHARLES COLDEN MILLM Attorney SUPREME OOCRT OF TUB DISTRICT OP Columbia holding probate Court Estit ot Virginia Ott Gardner deceased No 106T Administration Docket Application having fcaaa mad herein for tne prtfbate of the laat will aad testament of said deceased and for letter tat4mn ttrr on said estate by Ansa a Williams the ti ecutrix named In said trill It la ordered Al 4th day of September A 1J3 that Sidney gnarMr Minnie Bailey William Gardner Pernolla Owd fier Lulu Gardner Isabel Gardner Chart Otrtaer nd all others concerned tner tn said eoort MONDAY the 14th day ot October A lltt at 10 oclock a to thow cauae why sucn truncation should not be granted Let notice herebf published in the Washington Law Reporter and The Washington Post once in etch of thrt roecea slve weeks before the return day herein mentioned the first publication to be not less than thirty day before raid return day WEJJDEIiL 8TAITOD Justice Attest Seal WIUJAM TATLOlC Deputy Register of WUU lor the Dlitrtet of Columbia Deputy Clerk the Frobtte Court Ut GREAT FALLS CAMPING GOOD CAFE AMUSEMENTS Cars Leave 36th and Sts Wellingt IAWTINEE EVHy MY EXCEPT MQrOrTy HLL SEATS 5 THE GREAT DRAMATIC SUCCESS THE TH1KV At the Thursday matinee beautiful souvenir portraits of Mlas Jewel will be given away and on Frlday souvenirs of Mr Velsey EVERY NIGHT Z5 50A75 GIBS Attorney SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OS Columbia holding Probate Conrt No WmAd mlpiitration ThU is to gW notice tie the nfb soribers of the State of West Virginia tti District ot Columbia have obtained from the Probate Court of the Dlrtriei ol Columbia letteft of administration on the eetate ot Paul Peck late ot the District ot Columbia dsceaea All ptneb having claims against the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same with tha Toehra thereof legaHy authenticated to the eubaerltor on or before the 18TH DAT Or SBPTEMBBIt A 18U otherwise they may by law be eicludaii from all benefit of said estate Given under our hands tils 18th day of September UU 8AMTJEI masters mi Newton air norttwSt LEONIDA8 PECK Sullivan Weal vSSSi i Attest Seal WILLIAM TATLOH Dwut1 Register of Wills for the Dtatrict el ColBrnDli alBZ7OC4 Deputy Clerk of the Probate Ooort Neat Week PAID IN FULL TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY BY MOORE AND SMITH IN The Merry Whirl The Big Gordon North Production Next Week BEN WELCHg BURLE3QUER3 0f the Probate Court BELASCO 25C50C MATS DAILY 2llB EVENINGS 8U5 PAUL RAINEYS AFRICAN HUNT MARVELOUS MOTION PICTORES SEABDRY QUTNN and RALPH UeiStKR Attorneys SUPREME COURT OF THB DISTRICT OJ Columbia holding Probate Court No 1J1M id ministration This Is to lye norJee that ttewh scrlber of the State ot Massachusetts lu ob tained from the Probata Court et the District al Columbia letters of admlnlatrarkm ea tniTasta i of Herbert A Bmery late the District IOo i lumbia deceased All peraoni tarte Jjatar against the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same with the Tenchen thereot lenilr authenticated to the subscriber on er before thV 30TH DAT OF AUGUST A lfif mSJuT they majr by law be ticfaded Iron all btHateS gild estate Given under my nand this id eWo September 1JU FREDERICK 8 KlfflRT ai Rutherford avenue Boston Mgig Atteitl rBaill WILLIAM TAYLOR Deputy Rei5tr 6t WTlii for the Dtstrlot ol Columbia Deputy clerk orthi Probate Court SetUJ0 BBALE BLOOMER Attorney SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF fm lumbia holding Probate Court No ISiM Administration This to gi notice ttat tte ink Kribers of the District of Columbia have SL rrcoaie ururt of the District of eitits of of Colombia gainst tne Columbia letters testamentary on George Beale late of the Dlatrti aeceaseo All persons navln vDT 5t0 nlbft the same with the vouehers thfirtoT leiailv iiiH nMiTS to the subscribers onV before the 3D Day of September A ii3 otherrlsT they mty by law be excluded from all benefit oi said eitatZ Given under our hands this 3d day of Sestember 1912 JOHH BEALE 8131 street JeorOH BEALE BLOOMER Southern Building Altai Seal WILLIAM TAYLOR Deputy RegiaUrof Wills for the District of Wmbii DamS Clerk APAnPMV nn 23s Hcam 50 MlAUflT wtihiijiiuWj Americas Favorite Emotional Actress EUGENIE BLAIR In the Great Mother Love Drama MADAME Next Weck THE OIRL IN THE TAXI SMOKE IF YQU LIKE HERE WE ARE DAILY MATNBB THE BIO EVENT LYCEUM rE ARE THE BIO TheGayWirJowsCo PreseBtlntrTwa Live Burlesques Also Introducing Europes Greatest Feature Act THE FIVE ALARCONS And JOHN HART The Doee Next Week THE BIO REVIEW Free CASINP Under New Management THIS WEEK THE IflCHELOR CLUB And Other Feature Acta New Pletpresr Big Concert Snaday LUCAS LOYINO Attorney SUPRBMB COURT OF THE DISTRICT OP Columbia holding Probate Court No 1J135 Ad ministration This is to give notice that the subscriber ot the District of Columbia has obtained from the Probate Court of the DlsfHt of Colombia letters of administration on the estate ot George Russell late ot the District of Columbia deceased AH persona having claims against the deceased are hereby warped tn exhibit the same with the vouchers thereot legally authenticated to the subscriber on or before the 11TH DAY OF 8EPTEMBER A 1913 otherwise they may by law be excluded rem all benefit of said estate Given under my hand this Ilth day ot Sentember Mil JOUK BAYNE street noHh1rest Attests Seal WILLIAM TAYLOR DeDU Register of Wills for the District oX Columbia Deputy Clerk ot the Probate Court seU20 17 HORSES AND VEHICLES FOJ SALE Leather ex ton carriage glass depot wagon rubber tire top buggy stanhope land runabout Ono rubber and one steel tire lump scat surrey stylish rubber tire tntunder surra and Ave delivery ind grpcerj figont tlj good as nsw New and second hand harness of all kinds We buy vehicles and harness Drop card snd we will call and look at WDat Jou wish to sell Horses at private sale daring tha week and at public auction every Monday atlft a WALTER COOawBl Jhon yiff Main Carriage and Harness Showroomi on rih Horses and Auction RdOatIta aid fU li st nw 150 HIGH GRADE second hand carriages it eVerV i iiinlZ vr il iSSSi don tarts King George rVpheetonvltdia basket phaeton high wheel runtpouta surnrtWaf road brakes tallyho btakeiexL brtughahVtlctv rfts passenger family cmlitiliffiLiJ harnetsTaa4 saddle and Mdl il5t and harness KHauMrflUart storage oa 14th St nw ti Lsii aelltr ItSHk riaii mm VJZXiM fV4y4 road brakes tallyho brake rits ntiaenier family can harnetl and saddle and hrtdle j4niMifcTS torage 40O FOR SALE Horse vrtgoi 11 two thirds tluoy Cljay aa IS 1 am.