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THE 'WASHINGTOJN HERAM5. SATURDAY. MARCH-23. 1912.
IH-TBE SOCIAL WORLD
FRITZ REUTER HOTEL
HENRY ACHTERKIRtHEN, Prop.
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Has a NATIONAL REPUTATION as the home of "good things to eat," ahd a real "Old
German Hostelry." Visitors to Washington will find here all the comforts they are accustomed to.
Rates b the day, week, or month.
PLANKED STEAKS A LA FRITZ REUTER A SPECIALTY
DINNER,
Of 8 Cannu
Prom B to 8 P. M.
1Wh Hnslr,
"Ullh a Bottle of Mint,
75c
An Excellent Musical Programme is Rendered Everv Evenintr.
Salads and Sea Foods of all kinds Game in Season Finest Brands of. Rare Old Wines and
Liquors Imported MuncheneT, Loew enbraeu, and Pilsener Beers -on Draft.
Meals a la carte at all hours. Exclusive Service. Private Diningooms.
Special Business Men's Lunch 25c
13 to 2 P. 31. "Just tike Lunch at Home." 'With Beer or Coffee. s
FRITZ REUTER HOTEL
HENRY ACHTERKIRCHEN, Prop.
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'Phone Main 3995
Penna. Ave. and Four-and-a-Half St N. W.
OLD DDTGH MARKET
HAS NEW STORE
Will Supply Parkview, Petworth,
Brightwood, Holmead Manor and
Eastern Mount Pleasant.
Another fine retail jntat market will be
added to the chain owned by the Old
Dutch Mancet, Inc. to-day when the
doors are thrown open to the public at
3418-2430 Georgia avenue northwest, near
the corner of Parjc road.
This store In some respects Is different
from and an Improvement on the others
1(i that It has a doable frontage which
sites plent) of room for the patrons to
mote about frely and examine the stock
when making purchases.
The store Is very light, ha u'sh cell
ing, is well ventilated, and is equipped
with the very latest model of Old Dutch
llarket plate glass showcases, an extra
large refrigerator, and a good-sized vese-
table and :rult department.
The citizens of Parkview, Petworth,
Brightwood. Holmead Manor, and eastern
Mount Pleasant win And this store
equipped, supplied, and manned to take
care of their household needs of meats
of all kinds, poultrj. fish, butter; eggs,
cheese, fruits, and vegetables.
It might be said this market was located
In respone to a. general demand from a
number of residents of the vicinity, who
have repeatedly asked the company
open a branch in their neighborhood, as
many regular Old Dutch. Market patrons
live In that rapidly growing section
Frank 31. Chapman Lectures.
Frank M Chapman, the noted nat
urallst and explorer of tho American
Museum of Natural Hlstor), gave an
Illustrated lecture on "Columbia' yes
terday In tho New Masonic Temple, un
der the auspices of tho National Geo
graphic Socletj. Mr. Chapman pre
sented slides which are unsurpassed In
coloring, and his tales of hazardous
lourneys up the rivers and through the
Torests of the Latin-American country
prov rd thrilling
Jailed on Murder Chance.
Charged with the murder of Emma
Etralgbtner, colored, who. it Is said, was
hilled f-veral weeks ago by a missile
thrown bj the defendant at Mary Hej
nolds. Henry Johnson, colored, has been
committed to jail to await the action of
the grand jury.
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BEAT IS FOUND GUILTY.
ConneI Aaka ew Trial After Ver
dict Is Itetnrned.
Deliberating on the case Just one hour.
a Jury In Justice Anderson's court yes
terday afternoon at 6.50 o'clock returned
a verdict of gulTty In the case of Martin
If Bray, the complainant and Informant
being Alberta W Ssdller, an elghteen-
) ear-old girL Notice of a new trial was
given and Bray's bail was fixed al
JXMO. the Illinois Security Company fur'
nlshlng his bond.
After District Attorney Wilson, In his
address to the Jury, severely flayed the
defendant for having caused the girls
downfall. Attorney Henry E. Davis, rep
resenting Bra), handed to Judge Ander
fcon a marked copy of an editorial In an
afternoon newspaper. He alleged that
the arUele Involved contempt of court.
Justice Anderson, after reading tho
article, instructed the district attorney
to investigate and report his findings to
the court.
The Jury retired at 4.3) o'clock, after
hearing the charge of Justice Anderson,
who explained In detail the legal points
Involved In the case Attorney Davis, to
ward the end of his address, questioned
the veracity of the girl, and named
well-known lawyer as being the real
culprit.
IV. C. Collins Becomes Editor.
"With yesterday's Issue of the Alex
andria County Monitor, the editorial and
news management passed Into the con
trol of IV. G Collins. TV. E. "Weaver
continues as manager and publisher.
Made only by
Swift & Company
U.S. A.
5 one-pound
s carton
Swift's "Premium"
Oleomargarine
The "Arrow S" is on it That -means the
reputation of the house ofSwift is behinc it
It also means pure, wholesome-and diges
tible product, wrapped in parchment paper
clean, sweet and good for you,
Try a pound from your dealer today.
MISS SUMPHBET'S' DEBUT.
DellKhtfnl Concert Listened to vrlth
Pleasure by larse Audlenee.
Miss Fare Rowena Bumphrey, con
tralto, made an auspicious debut yester
day afternoon In the Columbia Theater
before an audience which filled every
seat and all the standing room. Miss
Bumphrey was assisted by Mr. S. M.
Fabian, pianist; Mr. Sydney IJojd
Wrlghtson, who sang a duet with her to
close the programme, and Miss Hugglns
played accompaniments. The young
singer choe a programme well worthy
of an artist, and she performed It cred
ltabl), giving a group ot German songs,
one ot French, and another of English.
Her voice la not a large or powerful
one. but It Is of good quality and range,
and Is welt "placed ' and true. She
uses the somber tone, too, constantly,
but this will no doubt be corrected with
more experience. She has good poise
and self-possession, and her debut was
a distinct success.
Mr. Fabian was a very distinct addi
tion to the programme, and was heard In
two numbers a group of Chopin, Includ
ing a maxurka. a raise, and a scherxo.
and the Mendelssohn-LIsst "Wedding
March' and "Dance of the Elves." Al
though all the numbers were delightful
ly plaved, he was at his best In the
Chopin works, which show his spon
taneity and brilliance at their best. Mr.
Fabian is one of the greatest American
pianists. It was a special regret that
'no encores were permitted.
Miss Bumphrey's many tributes of
flowers made a handsome hedge across
the front Of the stage.
no!; Mrs. Morse, or Wisconsin: Mrs.
McCleary, of -Minnesota, and Mrs. Rob
erts, of Nevada.
Miss Ethel Lloyd, daughter of Repre
'reaentative and Mrs.. James T. Lloyd, or
Missouri, entertained at luncheon yester
day at the Portland, in compliment to
her house guest, Hiss Wltherspoon. Tosa
Invited to meet her were Miss. Mart
Calvo. Miss Helen Hardy. MUs Frances
Flnley. Miss Nancy Johnson. Miss Sophy
sweet, .uiss Jtutn .race, aims Agues
Shackleford. Miss Roberts, and Miss
Brown. Miss Lloyd will entertain at an
other luncheon on Tuesday, March S6. In
compliment to the girls of the Missouri
Congressional contingent.
Mrs. Hannah Payne Johnson has sent
out Invitations for the marriage ot her
daughter. Miss Mary Hannah Johnson,
and Dr. Philander Priestly Claxton on
Tuesday evening. April 3, at Christ
Church, Nashville, Tenn.
Capt Hlraga. naval attache of the
Japanese Embassy, has returned
Washington from a short visit In Boston.
Col. Robert M. Thompson and Mrs.
Thompson, accompanied by their grand
son. Robert Fell, and Miss Hilda Sykes,
who have spent the greater part of the
winter In Florida, left there In their
private car for Washington yesterday.
Their yacht, 'the Everglades, ..aboard
which they apent much of the time, will
return to New Tork.
, Mr. Maugras. ot the French Embassy,
Is spending several weeks In Florida.
GBAND OPERA, STABS HEBE.
i
Led by Mary Garden, Company
Gives Two Performances To-day.
More grand opera, stars than have been
In Washington in several years will ar
rive at 10 o'clock this morning on
special train for the two performances
by the Chicago Grand Opera company
at the Belasco Theater ta-da).
Among them will be "the celebrated
soprano, Mary Garden; Araadeo Baast,
the Italian tenor: Htctor-JJufranne and
Mario Sammarco, the barytones; i.ieo
nora de Clsneros, the American contraN
to: Jane Osbom-Hannab, the soprano;
Carmen Mells, the Boston Opera Com
pany soprano, and others. Victor Her
bert, the composer.. will conduct the per
formance of his American opera Na-
rtoma" to-night. In addition to the prin
cipals the special this morning will bring
the American and Italian choruses, the
bailer and the entire orchestra.
The two operas to be sung to-day are
Verdi a "Alda" In the afternoon, and
"Natoma" at night. In the former the
part of the Ethiopian slave will be sung
by Carmen Mells. Amadeo Bassl will
be the Radames Hector Dufranne will
sing Amonasro. and Lleonora. de 13s
neroa will be the Amneria, The others
In the cast will be Henri bCott ss Kamns.
the high priest, and Constantln Nlcolay
as the King. Ettore Peroslo will direct
the performance.
In "Alda" the International ballet,
made up of dancers from Paris, Bremen.
Munich, and Berlin, will appear, headed
by Roslna GallL the premiere danseuse.
whose rapid dancing has attracted much
attention In New York and Chicago
In "Natoma" to-night Mary Garden
will be heard as the Indian girl. Na
toma. who loves Lieut. Merrill, of the
"United States Navy. Georgo Hamlin,
the American tenor, will be the lieuten
ant and Jane Osboen-Hannah, the Chi
cago soprano, will sing the role ot the
Spanish girl, Barbara. Others in the
cast will be Hector Uutranne, as the
Santa Barbara priest; Mario Bammsrco
as Albarado, the romantic Spanish wooer
of Barbara; Henri bcott, Armand Crabbe.
Frank Prelsch. and Constanttn .Nlcols).
NOBMAK PEBKINS DEAD.
Railway Mall Official Mrtlm of
Bronchitis at Home Here.
Norman Perkins, superintendent of the
third division of the Railway Mall Serv
ice, with headquarters at Wa'hington,
died at noon vesterday at 1315 Euclid
street For several days he had suffered
with bronchitis, and, his condition be
coming alarming, his daughters were
summoned from St. Paut They reached
his bedside Just before he passed away.
Mr. Perkins was born January 10, ISO.
served throughout the civil war with
the Fifty-sixth New Tork Infantry, and
was promoted for gallant and merito
rious service on the battlefield from pri
vate to captain. He was a member of
the Loyal Legion. Department ot Minne
sota, and of the G. A. R. His wife and
four children survive him. His body will
be taken to St Paul for burial.
Tnft to Join Classmen.
President Taft has accepted an Invita
tion to make an address before the Union
League Club of New York on April 11.
On the same evening he will attend the
annual reunion ot the class of 1STS of
Tale University, which wlU be held In
New xoric This is the class of which
President Taft was a member.
HEW STYLE LOSE
SONG FOR WOMEN
What appears to be the oddest song
yet written DyiAirrea soiman. the au-
thni" rt "Tf T TTart Thnnisn TIm. 1..
Live," Is -the ballad, just out, called
-.Mine. 11 is arranged m nve different
keys and has thirty different harmonic
effects. Here Is an extract of the chorus
clipped from a sheet ot the music just
received.
"Mine" .
By Alsxso Solmh
Mine when the drvn UbreaVbg,
Mue... is Brdreuuat algSC.
" Mint, when the birds art wak - lag,
Uiac .. wtita the ttzr arc bright)
The copyright ot this song was bought
last week by Joseph Morris, a Phila
delphia man, for 115.030, the largest sum
ever paid for1 a piece of music. Still,
at a dime a copy, wholesale, he says
he expects to double Tils risky outlay.
The song seems to have been written
chiefly to develop the voice. The few
copies-ibb e reacnea wasnincton Tester-1
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PRBB
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Marinello
Face Powder
Enough; of thjs delightful pow
der to last a whole week simply
for the asking. Comes daintily
put up in a most convenient and
charming little Travelers' Case
ready with puS and mirror, to
drop into your hand-bag. It's a
chance to know the delightful
ncss of Marinello that you simply
must not miss.
For Marinello is easily tho meat ex
quisite powder rra have ever used.
Fine, yet with Jost'Hhe proper bodjr
it has that ranch desired property of
cliEgingtifhtly tikes the"ihlne"lrom
the skla without prodaciag that "pas
tiness" so common with otherpowders
tad leads a fresh, velvety texture
asd a dainty fragrance to the skin.
Otis trial will convert you so why
not write or call today for this fret
Uarinello Face Powder? There's
eeoagh for a week's tue, and the Trav
elers Caw is avdaiaty, useful tittle
necessity that usually sells for 60c
Yet for 16c you get both the Travelers'
Cats and theM Uarjaello Powder.
MARttJELLO SYSTEM
6SS 12thSr.N.W:
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Spring Millinery
To Suit Every Wiwiii's Taste and Pocketbook
If in quest of something different in the way of a Trimmed
Hat YOU CANNOT 'AFPORD TO MISS THE BUSY
CORNER'S SHOWING, IF FOR NO OTHER REASON
THAN TO SEE THE CORRECT STYLE TREND.
Wc are in constant touch with Paris and London, and
know what the world's artists are doing simultaneously with
the productions abroad. -
Special attention is directed to
A New ShipMeit. Jist ii from New York if
Our Smart Trimmed Dress
and Street Hats at . . .
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$5
"We consider eery one of them worth a third more, with
out any exaggeration. Millinery Store Second Floor.
News ExtraordinaryGreat Variety of the Most Stylish Models
froR One of the Best Makers if High-class Waists.
Sscvrtd at a Bis 'rice CiMtssiM, af Which Ym Receive the OaieflL
rled an assortment, such desirable, attractive styles and materials, combined with the low
Ra varied an assortment.
. vtfrtman mttflt kitiifatillv h 1DI,rMtM
LACES, and NETS to'select from, fashioned In the most bewitching- modes ana sucn a color assortment
ever
price that
There are CHIFFONB. TAFFETAS. MESCALINES. CIIEPES.
very
wnman la mi. ,n iinH umihiiii. tn n1ajiA huT. Select from black, turf. coDenhaffen. wistaria, tan. cray.
cream, and whits. These waists are beautifully trimmed with dainty shadow laces and Venice laces Inrteh
combinations of thlflon and satin, and have net yokes and cuffs; new set-In sleeves some hand-embroidered
models In the lot. Every sue In the assortment, dui we wouia aavise eany iieiiunCr. ior i trr nn
the price, combined with the quality, the waists should not last long:. Regular 18 00 to J10 50 JBQ.yU
values, choice.
Chiffea Iress
Waists . . .
$2.95
$5.00 Valua.
100 of them made of striped
materials with fine net yokes,
and cuffs, dainty lace collars; en-'
tire waist trimmed with satin.
All sixes in blue and green, blue
and Copenhagen, blue and Amer
ican Beauty, black and Copen
hagen, black and ( Al
re.1. and black and dZ.oS
green -
"Saapie" LiBgwIe Wakls,
S3 ie $4 Valies, Oaly . .
An extraordinarily good line of
models and only 3 or 4 of a kind.,
which Is a decided advantage to
those who desire exclualveness In
their apparel All fine, soft-finished
lingeries and voiles, trimmed with
val and cluny laces, hand crochet
Insertions: dainty embroideries and
medallions Fancy yokes, trimmed
sleeves and back. Choice of sixes
34 to 40 at only 32 00
for regular S3 to 34
values......
Waist Store Second Floor.
$2
$2.00
Cream Ret
Waists . .
$2.00
$5.00 Values.
Very handsome models In all
over tucked styles with a double
side-pleated ruffle of fine wide
val lace, lace on sleev es and col
lar. Waists you will want for
many occasions. If ou buy now
you make, a positive An A
saving of 33. All SZ.UU
sixes. 34 to 40 T""
LANSBURGH FURNITURE CO
512 NORTH NINTH STREET
Interior Decorations, Furniture, Carpets,
Upholstery Fabrics, &c.
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O increase the popularity of this house we offer to any mem
ber of the Southern Commercial Congress who lhcs here,
or who happens this way, the following high-grade spe
cials in furniture at the remarkable reductions quoted. This offer
lasts until the Congress closes, April 10.
Home Folks Will
Not Be Barred.
Dining-room Chair, golden quartered
oak, clawfoot. cane seat, polished fin
ish 3X50 value, reduced to 32.00.
MSSlA
Extension Table, quartered sawed
oak. golden oak finish, 42 Inches by
t feet, hand carvad. claw feet, highly
polished; 30.1)0, reduced to J11.83.
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Full size Brass Bed, all-steel oven wire spring, fine felt
mattress, regular price $35.00 Special, $18.75. -.
WE FURNISH THE
HOME
AND OFFICE
I COMPLETE
LANSBURGH
FURNITURE CO.
512 H. ith St.
SCREEN DOORS '
AND,
WINDOW SCREENS
MADE BY US.
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G.F. SCHUTT. Sunday eveniag.
H Proprietor. Tables reserved upon application. S
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What are your Dinner Plans
for to-morrow ?
Let us suggest the
Table d'Hote Dinner
at The Ebbitt
served in the dafnty White and
Gold Roomfromr 5:30 to 8. '
$1.25 per plate,
Wine included.
CrJuJ d PeJlrldtd rrocti Ottr tl.f ."W
THE FACT
that this bank has a record
of nearly fifty j ears of sound
banking
That it is serving over 30,
500 satisfied depositors
Should convince you that
fthfs is an excellent place for
YOUR money.
rc-aAME RATE or Interesfpsid
on both largo and small accounts.
National Savings
and Trust Company,
Cor. 15th and N. Y. Are.
tryoRTx-sixTH tsar.
WATCH F THE STM MNW
IEXT WEEK AT TIE MMMC,
day were eagerly seized by- the Ia4r sex.
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