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IglOLER ABANDONS
; NOMINATION FOR
j CLERK OF COURT
:
Capt. Fountain Beattie Is
j Named to Fill Vacancy
At Alexandria.
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TBS HERALD BCREAU.
A. S. Donlphss.
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; ALEXANDRIA, Va.. Sept. ?>?
. Charles S Stoler. Republican noml
nee for the office of clerk of the
f courts of this city, has withdrawn
from the race. He submitted a let*
I ter to the Republican elty commlt
tee tendering his resignation and
J the committee has nominated Capt.
Fountain Beattie t? replace him.
J Capt. Beattie today accepted the
nomination and sent a letter to John
U. Schwanmann. city chairman, to
i that effect.
The Republican city committee
| announces that Col. Anderson, can
dldate of the Republicans for gov|
ernor of the State, will speak here
I the night of November 1.
Services appropriate to the ob!
aervance of the new year will be
' held Sunday and Monday In the
! Jewish Synagogue on North Wash'
lngton street. They will be conducted
by Wabbi Julius H. Halprin. of Newark.
N. J. Services Sunday night
! will begin at 6:30 o'clock and Rabbi
Halprin will take as his subject.
"Individuality as a Factor in Civilisation."
and at the services Monday
morning at 10 o'clock his subject
will be "The Message of the Dawn."
; The public is Invited to attend these
services.
Mrs. Margaret T. Rauch. wife of
Charles N. Rauch. died last night at
her late residence, tlS North Royal
street. The deceased, besides her
husband. Is survive* by two daughter*.
Mrs. May West, of this city,
and Mrs. Elizabeth Wolgamot. of
Del Ray. Her funeral will take
place at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon
from her late residence. Services
will be conducted by the Rev. John
Lee Allison. D. D.. pastor of the
Second Presbyterian Church.
The teachers of the second grades
In the public schools at a meeting
presided over by Miss Mary D.
Pierce, supervisor of schols. decided
that reading was the most important
subject.
Mrs. T. E. Morton, a missionary
returned from India, tonight delivered
an address at the prayer
meeting held at the Anne L<ee
Memorial Home for the Aged. The
meeting was largely attended.
Alexandrians attending the district
convention of the Kiwanis
Club in Norfolk are Miss Cora
Cochran, J. T. Williams and J. Randall
Caton. Maurice Rich, E. A.
Feldtkeller and Dr. Thomas B.
Cochran.
The will of E. E. Downham,
dated March IT. 1909. was admitted
to probate In the circuit court for
this city today. His son E. Francis
Downham qualified as administrator
with the will annexed.
Gov. Westmoreland Davis visited
frtendc here last night, stopping
off on his return from the Fairfax
County fair.
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Superintendent Orem A
Are Worried O
HTATT8VILLE. Md. Sept. JO.? tr
With twalre achoola In Prince P1
Georirea Coonty calling for additional
teachers and with the county p
financially unable ?t preaent to am- 1
ploy thenw Prof. Nlcholaa Oram, w
county superintendent of achoola. n
admitted today that ha and tha tl
bocrd of education are worried o*er hi
tha alluatlcn Tha altuatlon haa ^
DIXIE VETERANS' 5
CHIEFS ANNOUNCED 5
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Maj. Gen. Freeman Heads Di- _
vision Which Meets Oct. I
18-20 in Charlottesville.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va.. Sept.
3?.?Officers of the Virginia Divl ion.
United Confederate Veterans. "
who will hold their annual reunion
here October 18-20, In conjunction
with the meeting of the Grand
Camp, Confederate Veterans of Virginia,
and the Virginia Division,
Sons of Confederste Veterans, have
been announced as follows: r
Major General Commanding?W. ?
B. Freeman, of Richmond. 8j
Brigadier General, First brigade D
?Homer Atkinson, of Petersburg.
Brigadier General, Second Brigade 01
?W. P. Nye. of Radford. tl
Brigadier General, Third Brigade s
?W. A. Compton, of Front Royal.* p
Brigadier General, Fourth Brigade?H.
C. Mlchie, of Charlottesville.
Adjutant General and Chief of
Staff?W. S. Archer, of Richmond. ^
Inspector General?Edgar War- p
field, of Alexandria. p
Assistant Inspector General?E. ^
D. Cogbill, of Bowling Green. a
Commissary General?T. S. West, v
of Bedford. a
Assistant Commissary General?
P. P. Jenkins, of Columbia. tl
Quartermaster General ? Andrew C
Krouse. of Richmond. c<
Assistant Quastermaster General ci
?R. S, Hudglns, of Richmond. 1
Judge Ad*6cate General?W. M. 11
Terrill, of Ashland. n
Chaplain Genera*?Vernon I*An- 'l
son, of Norfolk. 3
The assistant inspector generals
and aides-de-camp for the Grand
Camp of Virginia are: v
Assistant Inspector Generals?
First district, T. D. Cogbill, of Bowl- j,
ing Green; Second district, F. M
Smith, of Norfolk; Third district, C.
B. Morgan, of Richmond; Fourth c,
district. D. M. Cox. of Farmville: R|
Fifth district. B. T. Fretwell, of ai
Danville; Sixth district. T>. M. Armstrong,
of Roanoke; Seventh district,
C. B. Linney, of Charlottesville;
Eighth district. W. L. Wilker- h
*on, of Washington. D. C.^ Ninth ^
district. Alexander St. Clair, of x
Tazewell; Tenth district, G. Julian f0
Pratt, of Waynesboro. H
Aldes-de-Camp?Col. J. T. Goolrlck. r,
of Fredericksburg; Col. James Mac- H
Gill, of Petersburg, and Col. W. S. A.
Archer, of Richmond. pc
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VASHINGTON
nterest which will be credita
months. !
$140,2
is being divided among Ami
terest on money which peop
te of our four offices.
>% Interest, Compound*
rou are a depositor, kindly I
at few daps, mo that your tl
rty credited. Our branches,
\g hours, are open Saturday
? to 8t J?? i i. r .1, _
Capital and Surp]
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Member Ameri&tn Bo
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f TEACHERS,
)RGES COUNTY
,droit* He and Board
rer Situation.
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iade a double ahlft neceaaary for
Liptll.
An lncroaaed enrollment is reorted
throughout the county. At
yattuvllle High School the freahlan
claaa le eo large that it hae
nd to be divided Into three eecona,
while tbe aophomore claaa
aa two eectlonr.
Thla and other mattera, notably
le reaulta of the aurvey of acholatlc
achlevementa of county pull*
conducted by atandard teat*
Dmpleted today will receive attenoon
at a meeting of the county
?achera Mrnday In th? law bulldog
of Georgetown Unlveralty
Washington. At that time the
ounty Toachera" Aaaoclatlon will
lao reorganise for the year.
IEM0CRAT CLUBS
FILE STATEMENTS
me Rockville Society 'Spent
$2,000 in Primaries, and
Another $1,100.
ROCKVILLE. Md? Sept. J?.?Bery
E. Clark, treasurer of the United
'emocratlc Club, which backed the
uccessful candidates at the recent
emocratlc primary election in this
runty, has filed with the clerk of
tie circuit court here, * sworn
tatement of the receipts and exenditures
of the organisation.
The total receipts were $2,038.15,
fie contributors and the amount
Iven by each as follows: E. Brooke
ee, $615.15; John A. Garrett, $275;
lobert G. Hilton, $250; Blair Lee.
lobert L Hickerson and Alvle A.
[oxley, $200 each; Samuel Riggs
nd W. T. Dreyer, $100 each; N.
falter Walker, $50; H. L. Bradford
nd W. A. Marlowe, $25| each.
John T. Williams, treasurer of
he Young: People's"" Democratic
lub. which supported the unsucessful
candidates in the Demoratic
primary election, has also
led a statement for his organisalon,
showing $1,167 to have been
eceived from the following; Phil>
F. Gormley, $300; Eugene Clsel.
Robert L. Tolson and John T.
Williams. $140 each; G. W. Offutt.
and John L. Welsh. $100 each;
fllliam Waters. $62; Bowie F.
.'aters afid Lewis W. Barnsley, $50
ich; George F. Bonifant. $45;
ames D. King and Walter W. Mob y.
$25 each.
According to the statements, the
-.tire amounts were spent for postge.
printing, clerical services, rent,
itomobile hire. etc.
John H. Patteson Dies.
LYNCHBURG, Va., Sept. 30.?John
unt Patteson. aged 76 years, died
ednesday afternoon at his home In
ppomattox. He is survived by the
Uowing children: Mrs. R. D.
ughes. Mrs. H. D. Drlnkard. John
Patteson. Charles G. Patteson and
. C. Patteson. Lynchburg; Mrs. R.
Hamilton and W. D. Patteson. Ap mattox.
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Security and Tru
le found it easy and conv
sd Semi-Annually, 01
mng in your passbook u
kire in these earnings nu
, in addition to their re,
evenings?holidays excep
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us, $5,400,000
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BRANCHES
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SUCCESSFUL FAIR
ENDS, AS WINNERS
ARE ANNOUNCED
Fredericksburg: Exhibition
Was Greatest One
On Record.
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FREDERICKSBURG. Va., Sept.
10.?The fair closed today after the
moat auccesaful exhibition In lta
hlatory. with a good attendance on
each day. The wlnnera In the varloua
departments Included the following
Cattle Department ?
Shorthorns. C. H. Gaffln. A. W. Kmbrcy;
Hereford, N. N. Berry, Mannafield
Hall Farm; Beat beef animal
Fred Hove; Jerseys. lfanefield Hall
Hall Farm. Frank C Baldwin, Goldsmith
and Emmltt: Guernseys.
Judge R. H. L. Chichester, W. T
Teyton.
8wlne Department?Duroc Jeraeya,
W. 8. Minor, F. M. Perklna, C.
R. Hudaon. Lee Hill Hog Farm. G.
O. Tayloe, Bloomabury Farm, R. B.
Gaffln. Mra. G. M. Harrison. Wallace
8. Minor; Polan China. N. R.
Areaon, C. H. Gaffln.
Horae Department?George E. I
Payne. Robert L. Jaynes. Imoglne 1
Brooks, Warren DulDeld. Mannafleld
Hall Farm. H. D. Smith, W. W.
Hall. C. T. Purka. H. D. Gibson, C.
H. Gaffln, W. A Redman, Norman
B. Brown. George Gardner.
Ladles Department?Mrs. O. J. d
Dice. Virginia Mason. Miss Mary b
Stevens. Miss O'Bannon. Miss T. C. r
Driver. Mrs. V. L Eastburn, Mrs.
M. W. 'Beckwlth, Miss GTadys Al- 1
rich. Mrs. W. J. Phillips, Miss Con- n
stance Bernard, Mra. W. A. Mc- r
Whlrt, Mrs. Ella Harris. Mrs. J. E.
Alrlch, Mrs. E. D. Lewis, Mrs. J. e
H. Chiles. Mrs. Roy O. Jsmes. Mrs. b
J. H. Hawkins. Mrs. Rowland Ma- a
son. Miss Alice Heflln. Mrs. H. T.' .
Bled. Mrs. W. S. Dickinson. Mrs.
Myrtle Lewis, Mrs. Boweii Kmbrey, '
Miss Catherine Perry. Carrie Alt- B
man. Mrs. T. A. Sutherland, Mine ,
C. Myers. Miss Bessie Albrecht. Miss ?
Myrtle Lewis. Mrs. W. H. Richards,
jr.; Mra. R. L. Stone, Mrs. Virgle
B. Koeppen, Mrs. W. K. Howard.
Mrs. C. E. Wheeler. Miss Elisa Rov,
Mra. Chaa. Wright. Miss Elisabeth
Kelly. Miss Kate L Lewis, Mrs. J.
W. Carver, Elizabeth Pemberton.
Mrs. Andrew Jackson Smith, Mrs
C. H. Williams, Mrs. F. W. Feuer- I
herd. Mrs. John J. Ryan. Mra. A. H
Dickson. Katherln Catalygrotow.
Miss Masle E. Johnson. Georgia T
Houser. Mrs. Frank Fatta, Miss
Lena Rhodes. Miss Hazel Jones.
Warren Duffleld, Miss Dora C. JetU
Mrs. George Freeman. Jr.; Mrs. C
R. Howard. Mra. Milton Corr. Mrs.
Hayes Beckwlth. Mrs. E. H. Vandenburg.
Mrs. A. D. Horton. Miss
Mattle Young. Mrs. W. A. Mullen.
Mra Joe Caacino, Mrs. T. E. Alao'p,
Mrs. E. J. Smith. Mrs. J. W. Baggett.
Annie Baggett. Miss Agnes
Harris.
Judge Monteiro Dies.
LYNCHBURG. Va.. Sept. I#.?
Judge A. X. Monteiro, aged 58 yeat*.
commonwealth's attorney for Goochland
County and at one time Judge
of the county court under the dual
court sytem of the State, died at
his home at Goochland Monday night,
following a stroke of paralysis.
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En glish M. P. '*
Declare Drouth
Mixed Blessing
LONDON. Sept. 1*. ? Labor
member* of Parliament, who
vial ted the United Stated ?od
out all about prohibition and report
back to the houae of commons,
declare unanimously that
those who think prohibition "an
unmixed blessing" are dead
wrong.
' The prohibition which Britishers
have been led to boMsva exists,
they say. Isn't there at alL
J he Labor! tes discovered a vast
eal of homebrewing, illicit dletll
Una. flask toting and consumption
on the sly, not to mention
at .increasing use of druga.
"We Had mhny opportunities to
drink," they say, "but we wara
very chary of thetn on account
of the possibility of poisonous
character of these concoctions."
The lnvestlgatora found some
palatable stuff In private, but
were disgusted with the situation
which has created what Is
odiously known In Elgland aa
"Informers."
"Ws went to Amerioa with
open minds," the report conchides,
"but we cannot agree
with the Idea that has been impressed
upon us hare In England
that prohibition Is an unmixed
blessing."
HISS A. E. EMBREY
WEDS E. R. COLBERT
FREDERICK8BURG. Va.. Sept 10.
-Miss Anne Elisabeth Embrey,
aughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Emrey,
of Fredericksburg, and Emmet
Uchard Colbert, eon of Mr. and Mrs.
R. Colbert, of Spotsylvania, were
narried Isst night by the Rev. J. J.
.anier, rector of St George'* Episopal
Church, at the residence of the
ride's parents. Miss Susie Embrey.
ister of the bride, was maid of honor,
ind Miss Belmear Linthlcum. was
iridesmaid. Following a reception,
fr. and Mrs. Colbert left for a North-1
rn bridal trip, after which they will I
lake their home in this city.
YANKS ARE DiNED
BY COUNTY LADIES
AS DAY'S FEATURE
Horse Show, Auto Parade
And Races Made Fine
Program.
FAIRFAX Va., Sept. SO. ? The
largest crowd in the history of the
fair association attended the third
day of t)^s Fairfax County Fair,
otherwise known 9* World War Veterans'
Day. The program for the
day began at 10 a. m. with the horse
how, which was largely attended.
The first class to he exhibited wan
the light draft, which was followed
by Class 4 horses In harness at
10:10, Class 14 ponies under saddle
at 10:20 and Class 8. ladles' saddle,
at 10:30.
At 11:JO a parade of world war
veterans of Fairfax County was
held, and at 12 a dinner was served
the veterans by the ladles of the I
county. Eighty-three veterans !n j
all were entertained at dinner. At
11:45 an address was made by Mis.*
Ions, of New York.
At 2 p. m. Class 7. Fairfax saddle
horses, was exhibited, and at 2:051
was an artillery exhibition; the
other classes shown in the afternoon
show being green hunters.
cavalry remount and the handicap'
Jump. <
Id Auto Parade.
At 3 the automobile parade was
heTd. The first prize for the most
artistically decorated Ford truck
was awarded to the Makely Motor;
Company, of Falls Church.
The program of races was fully
carried out this afternoon and Included
a steeplechase htfrdle racc.
mile dash, and farmers' race.
From 3 to 6 In the afternoon and (
from 8 to 11 at night there was
dancing in the pavilion.
Considerable exaitement was
caused* today when the tank used
fn the Are drill of Troop 1, Third
r. S. Cavalry, caucht on Are. The
flames were promptly extinguished
will W th. PMMat of Falrfa* - ^ ff/j,,1> l**JAU
County hlatory, whteh will tali* jpipni iiiiini' v. -place
at 1 p. m. It will be pr?- ^ *" "* **
suited bp the children of the high "i "*_**?
irnooii of the county. Thl* la th* ..,. -T/T iX3 T'T. - -Vt'R "WU?
Brat time that *uch a feature tea ZT ?TTTj , "'" ?
take* place at the fair, and It la m>*?
?p*cted to be particularly later- ^ iTL"^
trB 11 >1 Is rout A ihould Kn m A nnl nl
The other feature* will be an ad- ** VT? .
dree, by Mia. Ion. In the Ladle*- .?*^7* JT* "??
Building on the *ub)eet of -Art* nCj ,y ,. . - V"*f , ?*
and Crafta." and the horae ahow. *?* *!* *** IWwhlch
will Include ladle*' hunter*. . , ,, _,fT .. rB*^ **
perlal hunter* and .peclal .addle ' "7^^, ,?*?. * T Rlck"
horae.. Addreues will be mad* by ~?~" b"*
Ml.a A dele Clarke, chairman ot the "J** .***"?
l.eague of Women Voter*, and Ml*. <k*reto.
Katherlne Dlckeraon. of We*t Vlr- *gl ratarl *** ."XWylgjn
ja rania coortnouM, < 4Ttlovi snd Chiles*
The tame ye.terday played on the k?i*.
fair ground* between- Fairfax A C
and Fall* Church wu won by the i iwj JUjta OhnnJc C_J/
latter Wj a .core of 1? to U. The V>,V7 ^t^St ?
game today will lie betwen Fairfax gft CU/flDl/lff Wirt FetlCt
and McI-*an OAKLAND. Md? Sept 10.?Ben- <
T?u, rw via VwnJl.U Huff' 7# rear* old. wa* .ret.
Ta>K>r-Davta Nuptial*. dentally killed while halting near
FREDERICKSBURG. Va.. Kept 1* hi* ham* at Fiiendsvllle. thla county. I
?Otis c. Taylor and Ml** Etta yeaterday. by the discharge of hi*
Loulae Davt.. of Oolontal Beach, gun while lie wa* climbing a wire
came here Thurdflay and were mar- fence. He did not return home, and
ried at the home of the officiating aearch revealed hi* body hanging
minl.ter, the Her. Decatur Edward*, aero** the fence and hi* Bun lying
After * bridal trip th*j. will realde on the ground nearby Death waa
at Colonial Beach. % apparently ln?tantaneou?.
Careful, Conscientious Treatment
Our reputation of O years ii put right into
our work. We use only the best of materials
obtainable, and our original painless method.
are a blessing to those who are nervous and
sensitive.Term*
of P.r^.1 te i?ll?KvlnatW* Free.
large eleetrieallj waM nglw rlwlHim I* eee ?f eee
amy itrikiBi feature.. an wort Iom witboet tk* illg*t- ^
e*t cembUnr. of gala. 9 year.' npHtnc*.
My perteet latttn milage. Me 6eld Cmn
"kMWI Teeth Will Net Slip te H up I. a><
(MMDN er P.ep M. Other * ?. Oliver.
n?^TO>' ?t? ? Teeth. MM udgae ee " " ??
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Open Krery Evfolls Vatll 8 'ClMk. ui M S?Ml?r> IS A. M. f '
| 4 P.M. Ladr I* All work Folly GcitaitfH
for 90 Tears. Klodly keep same ul toftt? of mj odTIf la j?mr ml *4
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I THE MOTOR BUS 1
SERVICE ;
In spite of the fact that the subscription books Ten new motor buses will go into operation I
do not open until Qctober 3rd we are already at once, the balance will be in operation by die I *
fairly showered with requests by the residents of * first of November. I
Washington. On account of the growing popularity of this
As gratifying as this is, on the other hand it splendid motor bus service the Federal Utilities I
is not surprising. When one stops to consider the Commission has granted us two new franchises I
tremendous success of the motor buses in other which require the installation of these additional
cities and then when they couple this with the buses. I
fact that the Washington Rapid Transit System is ^ afc getting requcsts for ^ I
already a success, no wonder they can see the routes sq cm ^ fa d^and for these buses I
profits that should accrue as the new Washington ^ Washmgton ls OTonnous. I
* , "Pj8", ' ... .. , In order to properly put into operation these I
Are you thoroughly familiar with the new addltlonal buses and expand the service we have 11
motor bus line? ... had to increase the capital of the operating com- I
Do you know that already it is a success? ?? pany. I
Do you realize that while we are going into The company is capitalized at $500,000.00. I
a big expansion program of operation that no ad- The slock K Jj common?$10 per share?$10 I
ditional overhead will be necessary ? par vajue fl
Think what the profits should be. There is no preferred stock?no bonds?no I
Do you realize that we have been in operation underwriter's fee to pay. We are offering it * I
only six months and during that time have carried direct to the people, for we want every Wash- I
three-quarters of a million passengers? ington resident to at least own a part of this I
Doesn't this sound like real substantial busi- splendid motor bus line?a line that will be known
nesstoyou? internationally. , y I
Are you familiar with what the London com- We would rather have tea to twenty thons- I
pany pays in the way of dividends? Probably and small stockholders than tea or twenty large B
not. Well, it is a little over a million dollars a ones. je
year! Only a limited number of shares will be I
Chicago is meeting with similar success. offered for sale. After these are disposed of no ft
In Detroit the bus lines are carrying over a more will be offered?no more can be had. 9
million passengers a month. Remember only $10 a share to own an in- I
In New York forty million passengers are terest in what will undoubtedly be one of the B
hauled annually! most profitable bus lines in the world, and to make I
This gives you some idea?just some faint it easier for you you don t have to pay for the
idea?of what the possible profits should be to stock all at one time. All that is necessary is a I
every stockholder in these companies. small initial down payment I
Our Offices Open Evenings Until 10 P. Af. I
Our lady representatives will call if yoa prefer. I
Washington Rapid Transit Company I
Development Department I
Fourteenth and Buchanan Streets N. W. I
Telephone?Columbia 4026 I
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WASHINGTON RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY I
'DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
14th mid Barhnn Streets K.W. B
Ttl?ffe?r t?lMMa 4024
rlease send me your beautifully Illustrated booklet "The Old and The New" . H
explaining in details the great possibilities of the Washington Rapid Transit
Company.
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I should like to have your representative (Indicate if lady or gentleman
Al ?>- preferred) call on roe (date) (hour) ...N. A||V '
If you desire to call in person at our offices for Information, writ* year ^ <1.1
name and address and present to bus driver who wlU accept this conpo*
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