THE WASHINGTON TIMES WEDNESDAY MAY 11 1010 9

HEY IS ELECTED

Pharmacopoeia AssociationHonors Governments

Chief Chemisti

VIGOROUS FIGHTMARKS SESSION-

Strife Bitter Effort Is Made-

to Invite DruggistS

Dr Harvey W WMoy eWe chemistof Department of Agriculture was

vfewrouc nppssUieu electedthe United States Pharraa

Dr Whey won against X S Daviso Chicago by a vote of Itt to U andthe oanventMtt declined to make theaiactioit unanhnouo The opposition toDK Wttay the ballot showed camelarge from the manufacturing chemtots who have disagreed at variousttates wtth Dr Wiley and the Bureau

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that convened at S oclock testevening lasted until 4 oclock this morn

The night was marked by athe soeaUed

medical men that is the physiciansr members of the association

sad the manufacturers who consti-tute only about onethird of the organi-ztttdon

Cause f BittezaeKThe bitterest light came when aa ef

to mvtte the National AssocteUoRRefill Druggists Into the aseocJattos-

KM flat The delegates retaildrufcfelets were excluded from the osn-vention hy a dose vote It was allegedthat the druggisur body was controlledby time American Druggists Syndicatei hhh manufactures patent medicinesCamel cs H Uuhn of Minneapolis to-

prsaMent of both associations and thistIBet was cttedv to show the affiliationsuppssad to he wistmg between the

drawn out parliamentarystrueele the introduction

oMination of Dr Wiley thismorning His name was presented bythe nominating committee along withthe rest Of the corps of officers whichincluded K S Davis of Chicago asfirst vice president

Thomas Mayne of New York movedthat the names of the nominees forpresttejBt and first vice president bereversed making Dr Wiley the nomi-nee for the minor office and Mr Davisthe camMoate for president A stormydebate followed on the question ofwhether such a motion was

and rally the Chair ruled thatit was equivalent to a nominationand amid a storm of protest orderedballet to be taken on the office ofpresidentAppfamac Fattftws Election

Dr Wileys election was followed bya burst of applause that amounted al-most to an ovation from his support-ers and the Government chemist acmowed the tribute by a bowfrom a seat in the back of the hallTime noes were equally as loud froma section of the delegates when thequestion of maktafe the election unanim us was put

Other objections followed whenmstien to elect the rest of the ticket

voce vote was put The mo-tion was Anally carried and the follow-ing officers elected to serve for oneyear

First vice president X S Davis ofChicago

Second vice president Charles Caspari of Baltimore X L

Third vice president Dr O T Os-beme of Connecticut

Fourth vice president KlieiIndiana

Fifth vice piisedent Dr W Aof Maryland

Secretary Dr M G MeOer Washingtart D C

Asstecant secretary X P BarnesWashington D CTreasurer S L TTHton Washington-

D CBeard of trustees D H X Whelpole

Mhwouri J H Beal PennsylvaniaJ W Metasener Indma W J Schefr M New York George H Shnmlns-IWaota

At yesterday afternoons session theNational Retail Drugists Associationwas denied membership by an overwhelmteg vote Efforts to have eachorganization represented by one in-stead of three delegates were defeat-ed It was voted however to increasethe membership of the committee onrevision of the pharmacopeia fromtwentvVe to fifty members-

A striking feature of yesterdaysession was the reading of

President Woods address He is seri-ously ill In his home in Phladelphabut he sent hs address in printed form

DOG SHOW RECEIPTSPRESENTED TO CLUB

Time net receipts of the recentshow amount to 4 seconding to thereport of Treasurer Johnston Thisamount was turned over to dub ata meeting In the New Wfllard lea

A unanimous vote of thanks was tendered by the dub to the bench showcommittee which Includes Dr CecilFrench Edward A Connor John OEvans and Charles H L Johnston-

Mr Johnston and Mr Conroy were j

elected a committee to so to New York j

M r to present the claims of theclub for membership hi the AmericanKennel whose auspices alloCftctal dog shows fa the United Statesare held

LOCAL MENTIONTry Marine Eye Remedy

Eyelids and Pink Bye TryIt for Bars Eyes Doesnt SmartSeethes Eye Pain At Druggists sue

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XJewettyn A Shaver solicitor of theinterstate Commareo Commission diedsuddenly this momms at Me apartmentsat 171 H street after an ttteess of onlya few days

Mr Shaver was born in LouisvilleKy January 1 M hut lad lived thegreater port of Ms in MontgomeryAte from which place he was ap-pointed to the commiosto He was oneof the best known and moot popular offldals of the department and had beenconnected with the uiiauikisiuu itsorganization

Mr Shaver had a host of friendsthe Government departments and

was a member of the Metropolitan Clubin this city

Funeral services wlH be held Thursday afternoon at Harveys undertakingestablishment at S oclock The bodywill taken to Montgomery for burialThe commission will attend funeral-in a body

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500 TO BUILD HALL

Starts 2000000 Subscription for Memorial Building-

to George Washington

With several big projects for bringing enterprises visitors and lootdentally cash to the Capital indorsedand the action of the board of direc-tors in appropriating money for ad

j ertJsing purposes approved thet Chamber of Commerce it is believed-by many has today entered upon anew era of activity which will tendto bring about the most rapid andsubstantial development in Washing

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tonThere were times during last nlghsmeeting of the chamber when the

I was squally when it wasi not absolutely assured that certainmatters could be settled without al-most dlsruptng the organization

But the record at the end of thesession revealed that the chamber notonly had considered more big under-takings than ever at one time thisinvolved the threshing out of a con-stitutional in each in-

stance had made its decision unani

What Was AccomplishedHere are some of the things the

chamber didListened to Mrs H Diramoek of

New York Charles D Waloott of theSmithsonian Institution and DrGeorge M Kober of the AmericanGeographical Society who spoke uponthe movement to erect an auditorium-in Washington to the memory ofGeorge Washington

Indorsed the project nine started a sub-scription list which was headed by AXJsner with contribution

Received and approved a report fromthe publicity committee relative tohomecoming week plane

Passed a resolution submitted by thecommittee on municipal legislation rela-tive to increasing salaries ef Fedorajustices in the District

Patted a second resolution introduceby the same committee iadoroiag thebill in Congress permitting the TslepostCompany to operate hi the Dtetrte

Approved the action of thedirectors appropriatingwhich to send a to St Paulto attempt to bring the mi conventionof LocomotIve Firemen and Enginemento Washington

Indorsed a report submitted themanufactures committee putting theChamber on record as se

of manufacturing enterprises forthe Capital which wilt not violate theprovisions Or intent of the smoke law

appointment of a committee to devise a plan to have F streetbetween Seventh and Ninth streetswidened

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The answer is goTo Colorado to the YellowstoneNational Park or to the Pacific Coast

Enjoy the scenery enjoy the benefits fromthe healthgiving air and educate yourself andchildren to observe and to comprehend thevast importance of the western part of ourcountry and the wonderful opportunities forpleasure and profit that lie there

You can do this comfortably and at moderateexpense as low price vacation tickets are sold toenable the average family to make such trips Thesetickets are good on

want to send no a copy of theBurlington Route Handbook of thatyou are most interested in

Let me know where you want to go and I willsend you an illustrated book giving full informationabout the country the points of interest maps andsuggestions about where to go where to stop what-to see the cost and the best way to travel

Your name and address a postal together with the thatyou are interested in will be sufficient iist say Colorado orYellowstone Park or Pacific Coast or you want to go

west and I will know what to send TheseI books will be sent free to any address N

for your copy today

H E Heller District Passenger AgentBurlington Route

836 Chestnut St Philadelphia

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the Chamber was the indorsement glvegthe J7BO appropriation for the conventions mmtttee

Chairman SustainedBefore this indorsement was secured-

an appeal from the decision of the chairhad been called for but the motion wasoverwhelmingly defeated

Cant James F Oyster vice presidentef the Chamber was In the chair whena motion was trade that the Chamberrevoke the action of the directors Inappropriating SIM refused to enter-tain the motion which brought out themotion to appeal N

The defeat of the motionIs regarded as setting a precedent for

in the matter ofHb appropriations allmay be deed worthy of thesupport of the ChamberMrs received an enthusiasticreception both the occasion ofher the Chamber and upon theconclusion of her address Before betug introduced she was presented withbouquet President Gude

the proposed George Washingtonmemorial rested with peeple of Washington K the initiative wastaken hi the matter of raising

she declared it would beWe to get money from the remainderthe countryNeed 2000000-

Xrs Dtmmock expressed the desirethrfi as much as XMO toward the

MMM project be donated by Wash-ingtonians

Both Dr WaJeott and Dr Kober whoaccompanied Mrs Dtmmock made shortaddresses as did W V Cox chairmanof the memorize committee of citizens

The Chamber extended a vote ofthanks to Xw Dtmmoek Later to

announced that hewould give fiSt toward the Washingtonfund

It was unofficially estimated that ifthe various projects outlined lastare carried will result in bringing to Washington during the next twoyears conventions will leave morethan a dollars in the city ahomecoming week Jn October whichleave probably two miliong of dollars and several manufacturing enter-prises which will a dollarsor more a year to Uie Capitals payrolls

The Chamber was served with aluncheon in Waldorf Inn

BANKERS INSTITUTE-TO ELECT OFFICERS

Pofls to Be Opened From 4 to 9

Clock ThursdayEvening

The animal election of oCneers of theAmerican Institute of Bankers will be-held tomorrow evening at chapterrooms Ififf F street northwest

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FOR BUD WORKER

Services Today for Frank ECleaveland Death Came

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uneral services for Frank JB Cleave1land the blind founder and president-of the Columbia Polytechnic Institutefor the Bmptoxment of the Adult Blindand formerly district attorney for Utchfield county Cenn held thisafternoon at the residence ISM H streetnorthwest

The Rev Dr Samuel BL Woodrowpastor of the First CongregationalChurch conducted the services whichwere brief and simple The body willbe sent to Mr deaveteads old homeat Pills Village CORD and burial willbe hi the family lot there

Mr Cleaveland died Monday eveningat his home hi H street following

of paralysis Sim health had

during the last few monthfe his declinehad beeR rapid but the suddennesswith which the end came was unex-pected

was recognised a oneof the foremost workers among theblind in the United States

Born hi Falls Village Cons be re-ceived his early education hi theschools of the county At the age ofseventeen be entered the University ofMichigan law school from which hewas four ears laterthe latter part of hi course at Michi-gan Mr eyesight began totail and three months after his admis-sion to the her found him totally blind

that upon the loss of hissight he retire from the law andall were considerably surprised whenIf Cleaveland announced his intentionof continuing For five years he prac-ticed in the courts of Uttchfield county

In 1MB Xr retired fromthe law and came to this city wherehe established the Polytechnic Insti-tute with quarters at lOS H streetnorthwest was the au-thor of A Rift in the Cloud whichattracted almost worldwide attentionamong the sightless mad those interested-in

He was editor of several puMtentJonq

death Among them are Voices FromDarkiand and Topice Tales and

Mr Cleaveland leaves a motherand daughter

For Infants and Childrenthe Kind You Have Always Bought

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GradeWhite Sea Isle Duck turn sole

Pump Ties Gun MetalCalf or Patent Colt Ankle StrapPumps Viet Kid orPatent Ties IS styles A-in all shapes turn orwelt tDlcD

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250 Grade Mens ShoesBlucher Laced or Congress

Gaiters made of calf or vici kidalso tan Russia calf and petcolt or metal lowshoes big sales of thesemakes the price tDJLbt

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Shapely dressy a d very durPatent Leather and Dull

Cast Ankle Strap Pumps andTies Several prettystyles S3 values aH G AQ-sbtes Thursday ti l O

Good White CanvasButton Boots with pearl but

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TO HOLD BAZAAR-IN AID OF HOME

The grounds about the WashingtonHome for Foundlings at U1S Fifteenthstreet northwest will tomorrow after-noon he the scene of a garden partyand May bazaar Various dainty

will be offered for sale and theproceeds will be given to the PierceGuild Auxiliary of the WashingtonHome for Foundlings In the event ofbad weather the reception and sale wfllbe hejd in the parlors of the home

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An openair Greek idyl with Dianathe leading character will be presentedoa the lawn of the Blount place TwinOaks May 33 will befor benefit of Neighborhood Houseandwill be managed Mrs A C BarneT and Mrs Lucia Gale Barber

The theme of this Idyl is to be takenfrom recent ones by MrsBarney and she will ply the role ofDiana A score of thesociety will take the pzand priestesses Several classical dancesare

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Handmade Willow the originalBar Harbor Chair Note that ourchair has 72 upright J O A Eothers 58 to 64In natural willow wtTtF

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17000 Pieces15 to 60 Reductions

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Founded 1861 F Street Cor Uth

It Pays to Come From Any Distance

Successors to Haines Department Stores

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At the Big Southeast Store-

It Will Pay Every Housekeeper to Be Here Tomorrow-A few Reasons Why

First Annual

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Floor Coverings Draperies and Linens

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Hinged pads covered withcretonne wen made in everyparticular

15 RefrigeratorsThursday will beonly

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70 to afor housekeepers

Reg 515 size Thursday150 Screen

Door forCustom made Screen Doors natural

WOOd finish three panels braced cor-ners rust proofed wiresizes in S150 doors Q1 1 QThursday for

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100 dozen well made Screens dif-ferent sizes to fit nearly everywindow best 26c ones forThursdayODly

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One lot of 25c and 29cGranite Ware

Coffee Pots Tea Pots PodBuckets etc Thursdy

Large Covered Slop Jarsball yJCday for

JI50 Stone Water Coolersand Filters Thursday Homekeepers Day at erij

59c Parlor Broomsmade of the best broom cornThursday

Russian IronOvens Good size well madeThursday fcr O-

No 1 Galvanized WashTubs Oa sate Thmsday A AHousekeepers rzrrC

25 ft of Clothesline and5 dozen Clothes Pins Thursday tl-r UClOc Effis Botches Antsetc sure and weMrkaowB

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