THE WASHINGTON TIMES MONDAY DECEMBER 26 1910 5

Woman Strives for ThirtyYears to Learn of Her

Parents

NEWSPAPER STORYLOCATES A

Faded Photograph Wi ProbablyProve Identity of Mrs

Crawley

NEW YORK 36 By means of anold and faded photograph Mrs George1L Cra ley of Newark who for thirtyyears has been seeking her parents fromwhom she was kidnaped has foundshe believes cousin through whom

babyboed and the names of her motherand father

Mrs Crawley Is the wife of a prosperous eeatraodajr plumber and hasseveral married children She was stolenfrom her home the location of whichshe does not know about the time olthe civil wars close Faintly she re-members a train ride at the end ofwhich she was taken to the Home forthe Friendless in the Bronx Her namewas registered as WttBehntae Schmidtand she believes it to be right name

Newspaper Story Brings HelpWhea she had grown up she was em-

ployed by a man living in the CatskinnsFrom there she abowt finallyreaebiag Baltimore where she met herhusband He and she set out to learnMrs Crawleys history They receivedseveral letters but aotbteg to throwlight on the subject

Last October a newspaper printed thestory of Mrs search A fewdags ago she reeefved a letter fromYrs Same V Asher of PhiladelphiaMrs Asher recalled that she heal heardol the mysterious disappearance of herroasta whe as baby The name of thecousin was Schmidt andshe had a pbotograpc of the stolen girl

The photograph was on toMrs and though the yearshave wrought their change in her appearance there was such a similarity-of feature In the face andthat ef photograph that MrsCrawley was convinced it was a picture of herself Late last week MrsAsher visited Mrs Crawley ia Newark

The Strange Kidnaping-I believe that you must be

rone s e said The be Kj of yourparents was ia Philadelphia and onenighty whoa your mother had goaout t the grocery store somebodyentered house sad stole youStraaigery there was no demand for-a rassom not hint from anysource Your mother and father weregriefstricken over your loss andma4e a wide search for you IB vainSeveral years age brokenheartedover your your motherdiedWith this else Mrs Crawley will be-gin an Investigation which she hopeswill Just who her parentswere She believes that her fatherJoseph Schmidt is still alive and thatable to tell her things revealthe reason for her ktdaning

There Is also a possibility that MrsCatherine Hotte Sharpe ofY who has written Mrs Crawjay that she knew of Yrs CatherineSchmidt in several years agomay aid in the mystery

Sixtysecond Convention atMinneapolis Will Cover

Every Field

MTNNHAPOIIS Mba Dec 3STwin Cities wilt entertain this week15W scientists members of the Ameri-can Association for the Advancementof Science who have assembled to makereport on the soteatifte progress of thepast year to read papers describingremarkable experiments and to indicate the direction of research during 1M-

1it will be the sixtysecond annualmeeting and the state convocationweek of the association The gathering

of the most imfiertaat scientificevents of the year being IB tact thesame to America as the meeting of theBritish Association is to England

Fifteen affiliated scieatifie societiesare to hold their meetings ia conjunc-tion These are

Botanical Society of America theBotanists of the Central States theAmerican Chemical Society the

Society of America the Amer-ican Association of Economic

the American Federation of Teach-ers of the Mathematical and NaturalSciences the American MathematicalSociety the American MicroscopicalSociety the American Study So-ciety the Western Philosophical Aaeoelation the American Physical Societythe American So-ciety the American Psychological Society the SuUivant Moss Society andthe American Society of Zoologists

Dr David Starr Jordan of LelandStanford University who is president ofthe American Association retires atthis meeting in favor of Prof A A

of the University ef Chicago who is elected for the year IflQ

Hickok to PresideATLAITA Ga Dec 26 Alpha Tau

Omega Fraternitys delegates 564 innumber will assemble in AtlantaWednesday for the tweatysecond-Menatal congress of the associationWorthy Grand Chief Paul R Hickokcf ashinsto wUl preside

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HELEN WAREORME Cd2iL

Uncle Sam Doesnt WantHim Panama Wont

Have Him

NEW YORK Dec 36 B wy-Ro0enbaii i is a man without a eotmtrydoomed to spend the rest of Me Mf ona steamship plying between the UnitedStates and the Republic of Panama

one of the two governments rekats-Kosenbaum suspected of being

in the white slave trafftc hasbeen bundled from pillar to poet formonths and is again te New York heldby the Ellis Island liUMiMflU oWciaisfor another trip back to Paaajna wherebe is as unwelcome as he is here

Boenbaum lived In New York formore than tea years Lastwent to Panama Secret Service menthere accused him of being engaged indealing in white women for immoralpurposes Panama ordered him deported He was placed on a steamship andsent to New York On arrival here hewas turned over to the hnmignuioc of-ficials who placed him under tonesto await trial as an undesirable Immi-grant

His appeal for permission to landwas refused his bond recalled andBeeenbaum ordered deported On

3 be was pat on board a steamerand returned to Cristobal PanamaUpon arrival there he was arrested bythe Panama officials and placed Jn Jailuntil the steamer sailed back to theUnited States Under guard beplaced on the ship and sent back Ifoarrived today in the steerage wasagain refused permission to lent

Startling Sights SeenBy Broadway Stroller

NEW YORK Dec 38 I Just saw aherd of pink elephants roller skating-up the street said a weridroset youngmen at Niaetysfcrth street and Broad-way early this morning

And was there a clown too eagerly ked small boy

Clown Clown echoed the youngman in a tone Then he brightened UD with Oh yes ament of them Each one had a lanternand bucket and they were all cryingas hard as they could and they werecatching their tears in the bucketswere they crying for askedthe boy his eyes wonder

the young man could reply he washustled into a by a man and awoman who came up from the subway-

As fast as you can down Broadwaysaid the to cheuTTear

Candidates in LineFor Maine SenatorshipAU-

GUSTA Me Dec 26George PHaley of Saco Obediah Gardner ofRockland Charles F Johnson of Watervllle and William M Pennell ef Portland are the candidates for UnitedStates Senator from Maine The nomination of any one Is equivalent to hiselection the upheavals in the laStelection gave the Democrats a safeworking majority to elect whom theyplease

Jilted Suitor Ends LifeWith Knife Girl Gave

PHILADELPHIA Pa Dec 36 Heart-broken because his sweetheart badjilted him on Christmas eve WilliamM May twentyone years old a fullblood Indian of Camden committedsuicide today at Eighteenth and Fed-eral streets by his throat andstabbing himself with a pearlhandledpenknife the gift of the woman-to whom he had betrothed

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HERE THIS WEEK

Helen Ware and Orme Caldara Stars in The Desert-

ers Known in Capital

Two of Ute Capitals favorites willbe seer at Columbia this week InThe Helen Ware who

heads Ute company in Henry Bnew Military drama came into

prominence through her excellentwork as Helen J Criae In The ThirdDegree which mode its bow inWashington before going to NewYork

Miss Wares rite to stardem is theresult of merit and of yard work andWM accompltebe gradually She her-self te the Mtberlty Jr the statementthat when tbe Co star her camefrom the producer she was elatedbut not nearly so delighted as shewas earlier in her career when herfirst triumph came Oat of thirtysupers she was stagied to leadthe and Mies Ware insists thatthis was the moment of herlife

Miss Ware will 34 a warm welcomeawaltUi her in TVrrfti ten on lerfirst appearance as a star

Another member of the cast whoold favorite Is Orme

Caloara who made many friends boreae leading man of the Columbia play-ers Mr Caldara takes the leadingmale role in The Deserters whichis said to fit him possibly better thanany he has ever had

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GovernorElect of OklahomaDecides to Attend In

augural Ball

OKIAHOMA CITY Okla Dec 36Any coat that has a tantails Sapping behind it Is jlmswinger and just exactly the cos-tume de rlgeur for the Inauguralball of Lee Cruce sovernorelect oOklahoma Mr Cruce who had prevleusly announced that he would notwear a dress suit at his Inauguralball said that a jimswlneerwould doIt is Just what he wears on dress

eocasiens now Mr Cruce said andif a body happened to possess a coat-a little different but having tailsthat would flop flaunt fly oreven hoe ia an appropriate mannerthat coat would be admitted as afit garment

Mr Cruces coat of the typecalled Prince Albert He says thename Jlmswinser Is properly applied by Southern negroes to anycoat with a caudal appendage

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Jacket Order of MajorSylvester Brings Sorrow-

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MYSTERIOUS SANTACAUSE OF IT ALL

Police Head Hears of His FlyingVisit ant Asks for

Report

He that bath not it shall not be givenunto him if he is a District detective

That is a favorite paraphrase aboutDetective Headquarters in the MunicipalBuilding today Gee but its tough tobe a detective especially around Christ-mas time

It Is not for the detective to partakeof the wine that Is sent by a friend-It Is not his happy lot to eat turkeyand cranberry sauce unless he shallhve paid for the sime he cant evenaccept of a of forgetmenotsunless the Coaimfcisioners of thetract issue a sseekJ dispensation

That Is official Major Sylvester saidtoday The mac or hadnt rummaged

among papers of his desk more than-a couple of minutes this morning before-he heard that some detective had received something without paying for ithimself

Calls InspectorDingaiteg went the telephone in

the office cC Inspector Theconversation went something like this

Tie the major talking What isti 9 I hear Is it true that DetectiveHopeful wee presented with i turkeyyesterday When are our revered reg1t-ttatkHK

Slight coughing spelt on tile part ofInspector Beardmaa

my noble officer didnt seas to accept-it The boys know the regulations byheart and I bad them recite your mandates from memory at TOIl call only afew sights ago

I may be well suggested the majorport to me the Christmas presents hehas received together with the ofthe donor and Ute intrinsic and

value thereof It te the lawAnd that accounts for the woebegone

faces and the gloom that one may seeand reel about detective headquartersthis Joyous Yuletide Its a violation ofthe manual of ponce regulations for anymember of Ute force ts accept a gift atany time

Nothing OverleekedFertutiatstr of Ute detectives

wile are presarlag their gift shootsmajor this afternoon has overlooked-

this title but the bitter cupseems overfiowiac when a detective moattake a pad and pencil to make an offi-

cial report of the remembrances be rs-ceived

Stickpte from Brother JohnPound of Mixed Mite maAgr dccay-

sd from grocely luanWoolen locks duty paid from aa

aunt in tariffprotected New SasteadTwo shirts from my wifePicture from my little son HobbleHalt doyen from

daughterpaid for my turkey a bottle of

claret with my own money whichearned In the line of ray sacred duty

Those are extracts from some of thereports which may reach the majorsdesk It is permissible for the

to gifts with the mem-bers of his including even amotherinlaw but must showBO gift that from business houserelative

Real CauseIf a detective recovers goods to the

value of 9UOM the overjoyed merchantdoesnt dare over him a catalogue ofUK best selling books If he steps laand saves a fellows life he cant re-ceive even a tsar of gratitude In return

T e real cause of Ute majors orderthis morning was a report thatmembers of the detective corps had beenvisited Friday night by an unidentifiedSanta Claus in an automobile Thisgentleman tavettog iocog it was saidleft a package on the doorstep of thedetectives home and then disappearedFinding a turkey and a basket of good

donor unknown card missingwhat could poor detective do but takethe basket In tow as he might anyother of abandoned property-

In his jacket to MajorSylvester Inspector Boardman frankly he had received aturkey which had not cost him thirty

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HEALTH TEST REQUIREDOF EMPLOYES IN HOTELS

York Managers Adopt German System toPrevent the Spread of Disease From

Workers to Patrons

NewSeSeaI

NEW YORK Do 26Tbe Germanof supervising the health of ho-

tel empleyes for the protactfon of guests-Is Into forco tn the larger NewYork hotels-

A large Broadway hostelry employing4BO servants put the system lot

this weekThe serving of food by infected wait-

ers imperils the health of patrons accorclng D sanltartauM TheSUfiec said one manager in speakingof the Innovation Is at the ofthe manageraeat of the hotel which bepatronizes In respect to the selection ofemployee A hotel ought to protect itsguests from diseases Just privatehouseholder would protect himself andfamily

Only recently It was brought to aayattention that a man and his and

ems came from the inspectorsbrotherinlaw Frank Walcott of

Beach and there was nothingIrregular about that

Matter of Conjecture

What action would bo takea If anyof the men should admit reeetvfaspresents from a business man Is amatter of conjecture It doesnt seemprobable however that the major andthe Commix loners would take anydrastic actk at this glorious seasonof good cheer in view of the fact thata number of packages have come latetheMuB4elpal Building marked for thefellows a Uttie higher up

The Jaok f order thesubmission oC a list of the detectivesChristmas gifts came this morningwhile the men were at roll call Ita bombshell all right Thejaekets containing the desired in

formation will new go to the office ofthe superintendent of policeindorsements and recommendationsand eventually the Commissionersthemselves doubtless will seas thelong list to see if every detective hasfollowed the ule of becoming Ms ownSanta Claus

What are you kicking about Pitythe poor detective

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Neither Do They Buy Automobiles From Tips of

Patrons

CHICAGO Dec 26 Tbe good oM sayswhen Pullman porters oould aflord tosport diamonds and ewe automobilesare and the knight of the broomand brash is tacky nowadays if beeaovgfe b Bge left te enter crapsgame after paying Mi aeeeesarjr

Such at any rate are the generalvtews expressed by members of UteSteeping Oar Potters and Car ServiceMens Union who to told a con-vention in Chicago thin week to discussthe

The complain that during thepest year or e their earnings have beensteadily sbrtektog until they have

reached the vanishing point Thenewspaper humorists with their jokesanent the Pullman adR theirwealth are held partly responsible forthe changed conditions But the de-crease in the size and number of theporters tips is believed to be chiefly dueto a change of sentiment on the part ofthe traveling public who are Inclinedto rebel at the system by which the careoapanies seek to have tbe travelerspay the wages of their employee

As the porters see no way of increas-ing the liberality of the travelers theyare eoosiaeriag steps to force the COIr

the loss In tips

Pope Stands StrainOf Receiving Guests

ROME Italy Dee X Officials at theVatican are today expressing gratification that the Pope in spite of his recertIndisposition stood the added duties ofcelebrating pontifical mass and specialChristmas services and received num-ber of specially Invited guests with noIII effects Messages expressing good-will and the greetings of the seasoncontinued to pour in today from poten-tates of the world

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child who had been staying at a hotelwhose name should have been a guar-antee for the utmost cleanliness becameinfected with a horrible skin diseaseIt was learned that a scrubwoman whosuffered from the disease had useddrinking glass in the guests room The

had been communicated to a cutoaths mans lip and thence to his Wifeand child

The question of requiring similar in-spection of dining car waiters presentsmore difficult aspects to the health au-thorities attempting to solvelem They point out that Congressshould authorize a National Health Bureau as recommended in the Presidentsmessage one of the powers of whichmight be to supervise the sanitation ofInterstate carriers Of the 456 employesIn the first hotel to Initiate the

only twelve refused to undergothe examination They weredischarged

Boston Mayor UrgesHigh Pressure Water

BOSTON 3Tase Dec 26 Bostonsaid Mayor Fitzgerald today cannotignore the lessons of the fires la

and PhiladelphiaOnce again I zu going to ask the

Chamber of to take hold atwe can totreduce the high pressure syStetn

I am also going to take up anew theframing of legislation looking towardthe eodiacatlen of the building lawsand other changes to reduce the firehazards

Suicide Courted DeathIn Midst of Happiness

BOSTON Dee 25 Carrying out hiscynical theory that the time for deathie 2n the midst of the greatest happaces Dr Albert Reeder a promi-nent Bay Bay physician lies deadtoday at his home In this city bavng committed suicide by asphyxiaion yesterday morningThe physician was known as a very

eccentric character He hated gayetyor rejoicing of any kind and hadbeen known to fly into a rAge at thesound of laughter

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