THE WASHINGTON HERALD SATTTBDAY JVIY 11 1908
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ONE CENT A WORDfMt aDd FoundHelp WantedBituationi WantedRoom for RentAportweoU
Real EstatePersonalsUtMlMH OpportunitiesPoe SaleAutomobiles
Advertisements accepted at the main offlco at atany at tho foltariuB
Herald Branch Officesand forwarded prorapUr to the main officeWOODWARD BureauGOLDKNBEKGSIaformattoa BureauHKCHT OxCashiers OfficePALAIS of InformationS KANN SONS fc COInformatlon BureauSIMPSONS PHARMACY corner 7th at R I-
an and R it nwBONN SANFORDS PIJARMAOT corner N Y-
are awl North Capitol st nw-JOHNSTONS PHARMACY 1 N J are nwC1IAULKS J FUIIIIMANS 1iIAHSIAOY 8th and
East OapHol sinF WELLWlS PHARMACY MM M st nwATKINSONS PHARMACY llth and G its nwASTORIA PHARMACY 3d and G nwKENESAW PHARMACY Mt Fhasant and Irving
its nwatoNCMTS CIGAR STORE 1336 14th atTAYLORS PHARMACY Wh and P sU nwKKNEHS PHARMACY Kit and 8 nwMcCHKSNEY JOACHIM and B its neMcCUESNEY JOACHIM 8th and P its no-G J GEIGERS PHARMACY cor 6th and B ne-D D COURTNEY CIGAR AND NEWSSTAND
715 North Capitol at-M A MBNKE Kh and K at nwPROCTORS PHARMACY 1318 Mth at nwBTOTT SNYDEK 13th sad G at nwSTAFFORDS PJIARMACY 7th awl H ate neMILSDRXS PHAIUIAOY 7th and U elL w
LOST AND FOUNDLOSTJULY S CARROLL AYE BBTWBBN
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Pbooe Mate 4O9 JACOBS DOG CLIPPINGCO rear ot IS D st aw frlMtTIll VERY BEST ICH CREAM IN THE CITT
for J5a lAd 98e per gallon dolitend LACEYSCW New York aTe Phone Mala 991 Jj84t
AGENTS WANTEDHOXEtT SOBER SALESMEN TO REPRESENT
IM permanently excellent opening exporleace wv-nccMMrjr salary or commission weekly referoneaaNORTH JERSEY NURSERIES Newark Is J-
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HELP WANTEDMAIE FEMALE
WANTJCDHIOII SCHOOL GRADUATES ANDother public school students to iamtisate mri-
mipoaattoa to GUARANTEE a yooA poaftfcwto all who oonptou a oourat in shorthand andbookkeeping or teWfiimphjr and railroading oarcourses are extremely practical being Ukoa fnwactual tenatatai tmnmctions you do not bare tospend but a abort Urn in our college until you anqualified for a good portion 00 is deposited inbank to back our claim that we teach move bookktp nc in THREE months than otlwr ooUegas doIn MX Mootha Send or call for large dothbound books fully vraythtoK DRAUGIIONS PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE suc-cessor to Th dan Aoadaay of Marie baUdiur ttA and D its aw J9eotI U
HELPMEN OUT OK EMPLOYMENT CAN EARN 1
to dally wiling our Little Giant UotxUripoorVettUtotteff Window Leek indorsed hr thef all aitta We haw SMQ in our employ that are
making M daily no tuprieaca required to Miltoon mr househokhr wants from 4 to It lochs
tloolars HOrDFABT NOVELTY CO 171 Breadway New YOM at JytMt
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dtun pnrfarnd cood salary Addrwa DUOO6Herald ofite WtWANT DFOCR GOOD MEN WITH BICY
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SIX GOOD BOYS TO SELL PAPERSapleadU locadoM lid patoanent wnpJoya nt three
hours e NT day aakry and eomaHrioc to boys whowill work Apply WEBB ClreulaUoa DepartamitTbo Herald jySULIVE NEWSPAPER CANVASSERS WANTED
must be geIger aad good talker Apply ia personCirouIaUoo DcparUaeat TUB WASHINGTONUBKALD mrSltf
HELPFIVE YOUNG WOMEN WELL DRESSED
anofl talkure Can before 12 oolodc lUscment1K Cotnatbht roadVANTW EXtORT YOUNG WOMEN BEtirccn a 9 of 17 and a aa tefepheoe by
C TolepaoM Co aatery paid while underinatmotloa Apply at TELEPHONE SCHOOL Mthand R teat
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES-A LAM JE CITY LOT CLEAR AND
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WANTEDWESCHLBRS Ml PA AVE NWgood pUoe to diiptMe of your furniture plane
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FORFOR BALEOTTO OA8 ENGINE I HORSEpower oaa be seen runniff 1907 H at mr Jyll3tFOR SAUB PRINTING PRB8S 6i3 WITHthrmrog perfect order 1B9T H rt nw
OF TIll BEST EQUJPPBD FURNISHEDroc afa2 hooMa ia the dty located downtown14 mesas and all full Addrw X Y Zoflloa jyll71fOR VIRKUKSH LAID BOOS FROM THEIndian Hoad Yarda a fine table egg 2Scper doam delivered
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VERY HANDSOME WIOKBR GOOARTgood M new for 18 also nno quartered oak buretu and waahatand Ice SA69 mat JK notOther bargains at Wt F at mr M toodFOR 6ALSA GOOD MAHOGANY UPRIGHTpiano no reasonable offer refueed will take typowriter port paytnaat BOX J3 Herald oflka
PERSONALHIGHX8T CASH PRICES PAID FOR WORN
caraaoato either ladles or grate tend postal willtell MC Mar yott rat L TARSUBS 1308 7thbrr Phono North IM
A MAN IS NATURALLY OF A RSTIRINO DIgpoalttoa when he ia sleepy Wako and sood
for a and our ayum of hardoaoh exobango fordteoardtd wearing apparel Postal brings na-
prcmptty JUSTHS OLD STAND 9 D iyUtf-UARNBB8 AND TRUNK SHOPS 1WH AND U-
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and hairdresser sbarapooins mankarioB chiropody facM and scalp treatment Work done atholds and rcWenc lliooo Main 293 9H Grt aw ttSiit
WINDOW DRESSERSSEE ME ABOUT YOUR WINDOW WORK
Sign let mo mako your signboards Bcrecnjand sereR doors to order
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7 12TU ST NWNIOELY FURNISHED 2Dfloor hunt rooms screens pbon Jy96t
12 6TH ST NB NICELY FDRNISHBD SMALLroom ccnUcmcn SLSO weok near Capitol cll3-0FUHMSHED OIL UXFUUMSHED
03 EYE NWTWO LARGE FURNISHED OR-aafaraiaaed front roam 2d Seer JylWt
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ACCIDENTffiEALTH INSURANCEPERSONAL ACCIDENT SICKNESS AND LUbility policies moat liberal lamed The StaadaniAccldoat Iwwaoce Co Detroit Mich Cantagtoa
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RUG WEAVINGSAVE YOUR OLD CARPETS RUGS WOVEN
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STORAGESTORB YOUR FURNITURE PIANOS AT
WBSCULERS 939 Pa ave aw naeooAblerates eoareaicnUy located Phone M 192 Jy339t
WHY PAY MORE WE STORE FOR 75O Aload UNITED STATES STORAGE CO 4184-
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LADIES TAILORINGLADIES TAILORING AND DRESSMAKING
suits reads to order 3 up linen suits 18 EngIfeh goods silk lining fit guaranteed 003
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MOVING PACKING SHIPPINGCOLUMBIA TRANSFER CO NOW LOOATKL
at 905 New York aye Urge padded ran ft loadZborse wagon 3 load mh7 odtf-
GRBArER WASULVGTON EXPRESSMOTIBS Packiog and Stlpping Lowest Rates
and K aLa nwPhone Main 232 ARTHUB a SMITH PropjetS Ot
FURNITURE BAGGAGE PIANOS a MOVEDwith care packing and shipping a specialty
KREIGS EXPRESS 1221 H st nw Phono MainSOW AuStf
LAW AND COLLECTIONS
WD COLLECT NOTES RENTS GOVERNMENTclaims settle estates Law business in all courts
No charge unless successful Phono 733-5mylStf FULLER AGENCY Room IT IllS F st
PAWNBROKERS
READY MONEY AT S PER CENTOn watches diamonds and Jewelry
LOUIS ABRAHAMSSanded broker 433 Ninth st nw
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telephone or caR for plats aad fell paniculan Aatos and at your disposal
TUOS J FIShIER CO INC738 Mth st nw
SIX SUBURBAN LOTS 4 MIXUTKB FROMTnaanry Mollding oa etwttta See saa tanas
Two aarae lola oa BaJtitaore Mall AnaapottB alectrtcUae one or fare cheap will baUd boose
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Bought Exchanged and SoldNo Hotter where located wIll
sell your or realCASH Real MaCe loans at
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BUSINESS PROPERTY
BUSIXBSfi PROPERTYFOR SALE
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PROPOSALS I
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS D a-WasbbtgtoB July IMS Sealed propowla wftt be
raeoiNd ia this office until 12 oclock JULY18 IMS for fuxaishuMC and encttott roof stairwan platfocHtt Snore end wills hi seten T publicychooi UdWIog Forms specinmtioos infonnatiooand arcoaaary proposal blanks way b obtained atthis office front the Chief Clerk Engineer Deport-ment H B F HENRY LWEST JAY J MORROW Coawdanoaera D a-
OPIICB OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF TIll I
District of Oommbta July 1S Propagate forthe use of the Sheets of the Triennial AMoaweatof 1WJ for the purpoe of compiling tho Aa
Books of the District of Cohuabia willbe reorfr d at thk office and opened on JULY 2S1008 Copies of specsBcatioos may be eeea at theofflco of the Assessor of the District of ComabiaHENRY B F MACFARLAND HENRY LWEST JAY J MORROW COBUBSHC D aj-
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FILER PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT OF CO-lumbia Waehiagton July 8 KSBa aled
poeab will be received by the Librariana m on MONDAY July IV tttt for biadtegbooks for the Free Public Library dnrinj Ute flMalyear 190840 ia the Librarys owa bindery Speein-catioos and all necessary infonnatlon will befurnished on appHcaUoa at the Library GEORGE-F BOWERMAN Librartaa Public LibraryD C Jy 3t
LEGAL NOTICESSUPREME COURT OF TIlE DISTRICT OF
Columbia holding Probate Court No 15W3 AdmlntotrattonThis is to Rife notice that the subscribn of the District of Columbia have obtahwd
from the Probate Court of the District of Colum-bia ett rs of administration on the estate of WilliamC Drury late of the District of Columbia de-ceased All parsons having claims against the
aro btrftby warned to exhibit the same withtho roacher thereof legally authenticated to thesubscribers on or before the TTH DAY OF JULYA D 1909 Mherwito they may by law be excludedfrom all benefit of saId estate Given under ourhands this 7th day of July 1MB HO8EA BMOULTON Washington Loan and Trust BuildingWM B AMBROSE 49 Louiainna avenue north-west Attest Seal JAMES TANNER Registerof Wills for the District of Columbia Clerk of theProbate Court WM B AMBROSE Attorney
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICEOFFICE OF TIlE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District of Columbia July M 1908Notke is here-by given that tho printed notices required by section9 of Aa act to iQguJate the employment of childlabor in the District of Columbia approved MaySS 1908 to be posted in a conspicuous place inevery room whore minors under K years of ago areemployed will be furnished upon application to theSecretory to the Board of Commisiionna of the Dis-trict of Room 609 District BuildingFourteenth and B sreoU northwest HBNRY B F-MACFARLAND HENRY L WEST WILLIAMKBLLY Acting Commissioners of tho District ofColumbia JylWU
HOTELSTUB VIRGINIAN 318 3D ST NWCENTRAL
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PAUL Y WATERS General Manager
SOUTHERN RAILWAYN BFoUowiuc schedole ligurea published onlru information and sin not guaranteed
Asheville Cbattauooipx Memphis bU5 nt andU 9 p m dailyF r Roaooke Kuoirllle 3ltmi hlv
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ChaitottcsTlIle 815 a m end 1S5 p m doily Fre-quent trains to and from Bluemont
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CHESAPEAKE OHIO RAILWAYNOTE Published oUr as informaUon anti notguaranteed
Ubute uain l ullman sleepers to LexiirtonTlWiiLUncmnata
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Leave Washington New Union Station805 a mDaflyAll points ou Norfolk and West
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ElktonTrains from tho Southwest arrive 815 a LuLl
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAYTICKET OFFICE 1421 PENNA AVM
Notice Following schedule not guarantied05 A M Daily Seaboard Mail Through coachm
and Pullman sleepers to Savannah andThroMgh deeper Washington to Hamlet and Hamletto Atlanta Dining cars
620 P M DoilySeaboard Express Caches andPullman to Savannah Jacksonville TampaIJinnlDgham Memphis Dining cars
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alley soM at auction several years tor 3JS09Price 6800 Offers coaaW raL THOMAS WFOWLEIt SON SOI F It nw JirU3tFOR SALErl ROOMS AND BATH M ST BE-
tween 4tH and Kh aw lot SIxMt Very cheap atJS300 ThOMAS W FOWLER Jb SON m Fst nw JylWt
FOR SALEtttOaOO 0003 CASH BALANCEmoDtniy 2 story brick dwelling on llth at se near
car line S rooms modem bath good repair rentedat 1750 per month
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JOHN F JERMANHeadquarters for Virginia Property
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WASHINGTON OFFICE418 12TH ST N W
It you want to buy a grain dairy fruit poultrybluegrass or timber tract it will pay you tosend for my large list of all Mads of couatry properIe It is full of bargains in farms bcaoUhU wburban homes subdivisions all of buftiaese propositieas I have nearly 2009 lAseea for you to se-
lect from I have always heed in the mushy andcan do a hotter part by you than if I had lived intbo city I can nuke terms to suit you The most
team aid electric railroads and sear WashingMy carriage is at your service any time to inspectproperty Shall be pleased to have you write or tallaDd let us talk over the business I wilt help jou-to edect a home
Offlee hoursFairfax from 9 until 12 m Viennafrom 1 until 4 p a Washington from 6 until 830p m You will ioU the olIves open all day Callfor list aad make any appotataietts to inspect pwperty Those coiw tioo Fairfax arid Vieaaa VaWashiagton Main TtSJ
Now k the time to hey a borne If you want tomoke a eood investmsat Why de you pay rest allj ar lIfe when yen can hey property en cosy termsaad hove a homo of your twn relive you get old
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Lots Irons 111 to 51 each 1 cash andmonth No interest
Free Automobiles Sunday July ISfrom end of cur line In Twining City
Fur partIculars cull at the olllcc-IIOO3I 0 r12 F STREET NORTHWEST
FOR SALBON TROLLEY ABOUT 13Vt
froaa WaabJnRton 7 acres sew rooaa bow-
asllari goad watt on the porch new barn PrioeAMI If sold right away will 53000 oa seat
scouot for osb This ia a nice hoate-asast be seen to apanctatod If you west a lienaata BOW is our caaaoe WIll b said thnext few days
J F JBEitANFairfax ad Vienna Vs-
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paaMot coacrrto osUar oae acre en trottey at-Benrya 1 acres 6 rooaai Oae acrean la asrd n room bars btaefcwiUi shop toewater oa Boulevard Come oat Saaday WM DEItOTT Berwya Md-
WOODRIDGK HOUSE AND LANDS CHEAPirooat tap reeoa SLS and ap efe
pat lots from to T east Buy a lot for aa-hoaaat tovanlauiit
D H JOHNSON CO Ml 7U st aw frUtfFOR SALENICE VILLAGE FARM K ACRES
located hi the town of Vieaaa aoar steam aDdoloetrie railroads about 12 miles from WaohiagtcB-atoo 12roosa house porches sod collar located on ahich devaUoo with ate shady lawn most all kiadiof ahrnbbery good wall at the door idea bankbam two ben houses most all blade of fnrit Delberries Price SMWX If sold right away will to-ctoO cress onei good hone use bogey aDdharness all farming aaplfmenU easel on the placefine cow white Leghorn hue two White Leghornaad three Plymouth Mock roosters and 3 Plymooth-
menbator and brooders alt food now In tile barnan goes at the above price on real easy terms
ttfal hoaae oa monthly paymsats with a sawll payt down It will pay you to feTpect this property
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District wilt son 3000 home for 2600 cub SOSThayer st iJURdon D a W8t-t 6 ROOMS J1W CASHj 3 MONTH COL-LINS Clsnadcn Va JySK
FOR SALE BEAUTIFUL HOME FUAMBdwelling modern in every particular lot 191 feet
by depth 130 feet newly painted large verandatable located in Wesley Heights near Massachu-setts ave extended and American University Thishouse will be sold considerably below the cost of-
toprovsiaenta We also have several bargains msuburban homes near T nnUytown Fire iasurauceplaced with boat local companies Apply to I ESHOEMAKER illS and SN Colorado BId-
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PRETTY HOMES LARGE LOTS 3 TO 6O PERat Mt Rainier Md on 2Sth and 23th sis
near It I ave District Line Sta 1 fare high aadhealthy small monthly payments J C ROGERS
IF YOU WANT TO BUY A MARYLAND FARMor suburban home ice us or send lot latest bulletinMarion Duckett Son 633 F KTV-
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RunnYvny Boy ArrestedJames Hurley ton years old of 116 jE
street northeast a runaway boy wasarrested yesterday afternoon by
Donovan of the Fourth precinctcharged with being a fugitive from hisparents He is held t the House of De-tention and probably rlll b turned overto his parents today He ranTuesday
MARRIAGE LICENSES
James Cbaroucbas 31 and Angelina Laaobros 30Rev lookein Atexapouha
Lewis S Pitkln 21 and Laura R Carlisle 2LRev William T RuselL-
WUliam L Swormstedt 23 uA Frances V Jones27 ReT John M hoper
Charles W Airheart 21 and Ethel F Fadley 2LRev Henry B Henley
Percy R Taylor 2i and Battle T Womer 19Rev J Howard Wells
Ekmso T Morgan 38 and Bertha SL Rowley 30Rev George F Dudley
David H Pugh 22 and Mary S Lee S3 RerA II Lee
COLOREDNathaniel Gilmore 33 and Sarah E Carter 39
Rev Paul GriffithJohn Day 40 and Grace M Beau 19 BeT
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DEATH RECORD
India Shanan 701 G st se M yearsElirabeth Olazton 3530 N H ave nw G9 yearsEdward Shepord 1107 4H at sw 45 yearsMolly Drown 3825 Prospect nw CO yearnTames G Ireland 152i Q st 77 yearsAorma May Allen 2300 N st nw 4 monthsDorothy JoUlffo Bunker Hill road 13 days
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PROHIBITION CONVENTION
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The Prohibition party national convenUon will meet in Columbus Ohio nextWednccda July 15 It is largest ofthe conventions in point of number asthore will be more than 1500 delegatesThe Republicans worry along with 913
and the Democrats 1JN memberin their convention In another way theProhibitionists are ahead of the two oldparties they hava a campaign fund allreedy for the fray On June 1 the laatpublic announcement it amounted to35106 sent in by 54S8 individual
At least 160000 is expected tobe collected between now and
Publicity of campaign contributionsand expenditures is an accomplished futwith the Prohibitionists
TIle convention will meet in Columbuswhore the first national nominating convontion of the party was hold tWrtysixyears ago The candidate of that
James Black ol Pennsylvaniareceived 6C86 votes in the election of 1S72Four years ago SHaa C Swallow on thosame ticket polled 360308 The
party has indured longer thanany other third party in American history It has accomplished very little forthe success of its party organization butit has been remarkably successful in itsagitation against the liquor trITho Columbus convention will nominatecandidates for President and Vice Presi-dent of the United States urge its
to nominate State and countytickets all over th Union declare theparamount issue to be the abolition of thealcoholic liquor business and exult in thewonderful spread of the prohibition sent
which has manifested in thotour years since the lest convention
the first since 1SS4 there is achance that attitude of thepert may out a figure in the com-ing campaign There Is also a enaneethat tho party may take the position thatthe time has come when the cause nolonger requires a separate political or-ganization but thIs is unlikely In thecampalKn of 18W the Prohibition in-
N w Yirk was charged with having defeated Blithe That year the Prohibition convention split on the question
Kanam factional issue One winsnominated S C Pomeroy ofwhile the regulars named Gov John P-St John of the same State The Pomeroy party died before the election StJohn made an active campaign and hitcandidacy WM hailed a haven ofrefuge for those and lode
who could nt support Blameand who would not go over to Cleveland
The party received more publicity inthat campaign than In any one of its his-tory The New York Sun encouraged ituntil it found out it was helping Cleve-land Democratic papers patted it on thehead and the Republican press in somesections attacked St John with much bit-terness After the election some Repub-lican writers accused the ProhlWtlontetsof all kinds of high crimes and treasonsUntil that year the Republicans had al-ways been regarded as the friends oftoe Prohibitionists Since that time thedos have contended with some rea-
son that neither of the old parties wason their side
The convention probably will nominatetor President either Seaborn Wright ofGeorgia or Dr William B Paltnore ofMissouri It will be the first excursion ofthis party Into the South for a man tohead its ticket Mr Wright was theleader of the movement which broughtbout prohibition in Georgia and he hasbeen actively engaged in similar cam-paigns other Southern States He is aDemocrat Dr Palmore is the editor of-
ona of the leading papers of the Methodfet Episcopal Church South and hasbeen a member of the Prohibitionist artyfor many years If he should be
he will have the distinction ofthe first Confederate veteran named
for President although Gen Simon BollBuckner of Kentucky was nomi-
nated for Vice President by the GoldDemocrats in the bolt of 1S95
The possible importance of thoparty in this campaign will not lie
in the Presidential race as much as inthe Congressional elections Eight yearsago there were 10eOtOQ9 people of theUnited States living in dry territoryNow there are 400WCOO Americans wholive in where there are no saloonsand where the sale of liquor is illegalThe one thing that makes it difficult toenforce the prohibitory laws in many sec-
tions is the fact that shipments ofliquors from another State aro protectedby the Federal Interstate commerce pro-visions The chief aim of the Prohibi-tionists and antisaloon people now is toget Congress to pUB a law resigning thecontrol over interstate shipments of in-
toxicating liquors to the police regulaions of the States at the moment theshipment enters tho boundaries of thoState of destination
Such legislation has been championedby Senators Dolllver CarmackClay by Representatives Hepburnlattlefteld by practically everymember of Congress from the SouthernStates Bills embodying the ideas ofthese legislative champions have been in-
troduced by tho wholesale butslumber peacefully in committeeroompigeonholes The AntiSaloon Leagueclaimed that the bill would have passedlast session If it had been possible to ob-
tain a vote on ItNow the plan of the drys is to take
part In the Congressional elections witha vengeance Prohibition candidates willbe nominated in fclose districts to throwthe election from the sitting member
aspirant who will pledge himself tobe good In other districts the dry
vote will be plumped as far as theleaders are able to control it in favorof that candidate whose record is clear-est on the issue
The question Will you veto for ameasure such as the HepburnDoUlverbill to give the States control over liquorshipments will be asked of many Con-
gressional candidates in this campaignWhat Us effect will ba remains to be seenbut the drys are ready to claim thatthey will control tho next House of Rep-resentatives be It Republican or Demo-cratic
The Prohibition party has bees splitin twain more than once by factionalfights and there Is danger of another thisyear The party has stood alwajys fortho principle of prohibition of the sale andtho manufacture of all kinds of intoxicat-ing liquors The AntiSaloon Leaguewhich has conducted tho campaignswhich have resulted In such marvelousspread of dry territory also believes inprohibition but it is willing to work upto tho desired thing gradually The AntiSaloon League believes first In regulationthen in local option then in total pro-hibition It has worked this way fromits foundation The straight Prohibition
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party men think this programme smackstoo much of a compromise with dishonor
Again there are some strong men inthe Prohibition party who believe thatthe AntiSaloon League has accomplish-ed so much that it is time for the partyto abandon the field of political effort andjoin hands with the league which workswith either both or all parties to ac-complish its ends The AntiSaloonLeague leaders all acknowledge that theProhibition party Is to be given the creditfor sustaining tho agitation and spreading the propaganda which makes theleagues successes possible But some ofthem believe the Prohibition party as apolitical organization has outlived itsfulness In this difference of opinionthere is food for a factional fight whichmay develop at Columbus
Exultation over accomplishments will bea feature of tho Columbus platform Itwill be pointed out that there are noweight States with Statewide prohibitionMaine North Dakota Kansas NorthCarolina Georgia Alabamaand Oklahoma The fact that saloonshave been abolished for the last year attho rate of thirty a day will be mentioned The local cotton victories inIllinois Indiana and Ohio will be reviewed The attitude of distillers andbrewers as manifested in the organizationof societies to reform tho retail Hquortrade will be described as the panic of afoe which defeat ahead
The Prohibitionists that themost remarkable feature of the greatantisaloon i agitation is the changed attitude of fre press and of public mentoward the movement The dally afew years ago was practically unanimousagainst the dry movement Now thereare daily newspapers in all parts of theUnion which openly espouse the cause ofprohibition There is a disctoot effort
part of the antisaloon press to refutethe oftrepeated argument that prohibition hurts business
The Prohibition clans at Columbus willtake no stock in the theory that the antisaloon victories are the result of a waveof fanaticism which will be followed byreaction and relaxation On the other
they are extremely opcimieUo andtheir leaders predict that the daof absolute prohibition in the UnitedStales is not more than a generationahead of us
Whatever may be ones opinion on themerits of the issue there is no gainsaying the fact that the question of saloonsor no saloons is one which Is of supremeInterest to the people of many sectionsof the country this time The ques-tion has generally been local at mstonly Statewide Therefore the nationalmovement has attracted comparativelylittle support Now that a campaign isto be waged in favor Of a modification ofthe Federal laws to enable the States tomake their local laws effective the ques-tion may be injected into national poli-tics
One is certain the most opti-mistic exultant and congratulatory po-litical convention of the year will be thatHeld at Columbus next week
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Tomorrow The Panama Canal
CONFER ON UNION STATION
Police Room Pntrol nnd Fire AlarmBoxes to Be Provided
Important questions concerning policeand lire protection at the new Union Sta-tion were settled yesterday at a confer-ence held in the District Building Commlsstonors Macfarland and West MaJSylvester superintendent of police Elec-trical Engineer Allen Acting Chief Wag-ner of the fire department and MessrsMinnick and Strauss of the WashingtonTerminal Company being present
At the station there wilt be a centralfire alarm box with branches extendingto all parts of the building aDd threepolice patrol boxes AH these boxes areto be of bronze and of a handsome de-sign in keeping with the magnificenceof their surroundings
One room in the basement of the sta-tion originally planned for use of thepolice as a detention room but sow usedfor other purposes will be given to thepolice department and will in reality bea sort of substation with which theranch police call boxes throughout thestation and the train shed will be con-
nected thereby insuring prompt aid in-case of emergency-
It is thought that both of the box sys-tems and the new police room will be Inoperation within thirty days
SEBEING PERMANENT CLERK
Appointed by Police Judge Kimballto Succeed Potts
Judge Kimball of the Police Courtyesterday announced the permanent ap-
pointment of Frank A Sebring as clerkof the Police Court to succeed the latoJoseph Y Potts The appointment wasmade after a communication had beenreceived from Judge Iultowny stat-ing that the appointment would be per-fectly satisfactory to him
To fill the vacancy left by theof Sebring William S Adklna
brother of Assistant United States At-torney Jesse Adklntp was appointedfinancial clerk Both appointments havelong been anticipated and meet with thohearty approval of all connected with thecourts
DEATH RATE IS DECREASED-
Last Weeks Record Also Shows Im-provement in Mortality
Cooler weather in the week ended lastSaturday caused a substantial decreaseIn the death rate in the city from thatof the week preceding although in thecorresponding week of last year the actual number of deaths was smaller byexactly as many as those of tho weekending July 4 and greater than the weekbefore
According to the report of healthdepartment made public yesterday therewere IX deaths within the sevendayperiod of which number 79 were amongthe white race and 66 among the col-ored
A muchImproved condition of affairsis noted in the record of contagious dis-eases The most dangerous such as diph-theria scarlet fever and smallpox arewell under control no new eases having been reported and several of thoseIn hand having BO far recovored as tobe discharged from quarantine This conditions speaks well for the care and
exercised by the District health au-thorities in locating cases and taking theproper steps to prevent the sproad of thediseases
During the week the record of birthsshowed a good percentage in oxcers ofdeaths The number of births reportedwas 145 o which 93 were white and ficolored
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