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THE WASHINGTON HERALD. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 22. 1912..
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CONTIHUB SCHOOL
BESPITE OBSTACLE
""Arrangement Made r for Eighth
Grade Gales Pupils to Con
tinue at flight High.
The Gales Meht School last evening,
closed ltsterm of fifty-four nights. On
account of the limited appropriation the
terra this year was the shortest In the
history of the school. The thirty-two
pupils of the eighth grade are so earnest
In their .deftjre Tor a continuation of the
t ork that an arrangement has Deen made
with Principal Wilson whereby the class
'may confine Its work In one of the
rooms of the night high school.
The school closed with a final ettroll
ment of IKE The average attendance
for the year was S19. an average for
each teacher for every night of the term
of TL2. The average for February, in
spite of the Inclement weather, was seventy-six;
an average fcr each teaeht. of
nineteen for every session of the month.
Th. fiiiv i as follows: Charles Hart.
principal. Miss M. J. "Watls. eighth.
grade; Miss M. O'Brien, seventh n'ade:
'Miss E. R. Voss. sixth grade. Miss J.
E Hodgklns, fourth and fifth grades.
1.1st of Promotions.
A list of the transfers follows
To the Night High School-Stirling Analer. Birty
'Bitter. Vernon Bnck. W. 8. Crawford. William Da.
t!, Oacar Flaber, Leo Gangs. Francte Harold. VI aj-
- ter Boos. George Ireland. Morsm Sue, W. C.
- W-', Leo MeOon, Max yendrlsocn, Httry
. Nore. Ralph. Orr. Junes Pte pa. John Shanler.
.-Hairy S&errod, Ralph-Scott .foaetih Bonder. Em
Tabler. Ann Baser. Barbara, Beochert. Ethel M.
Hon. Miliaria Caapeeu. Slur Firmer, Marietta
FMder Katherin Michael. Sibil Fehlargti. Kathe
Tin Schwartz Nettie Valentine, and Mary Gkaeon.
To the eighth grade Charle Eeekrrt. William
Covmio, Edward Gaghan. Albert Ltngenfelter, Isaac
ThaUr. Morria Pohle John Gobiacfc. Lawrence
Sell William Alton, Daniel Bone. William E.
Schmidt. Adolph Farmer, Lawrence MeArdlr, Sam
uel Baldwin F F. CojrohaTrr, John WeUman,
Frederick Willlama, Edgar Bicher. Alexander Kirch
nrr John Hurley, Daniel Coateflo, Oorneltaa Mann.
Fred Bchnaebele. Wilbur Woodward, Banr Gray.
Joseph BridweO. Frank Well. Harold WeJarauth.
Marie Wapie. Edna Brook, aid LroU Patterson.
To the aerenth grade Looia Bamnan. Cbarles Bll
trr William Bolt. A si ton Elliott. OUn Hartman,
George Kline, Frank Mortimer. Joerph Waldo.
George Billet Anton Cluge. William Cohen, Daniel
dorannont Benbm Btamlirrrr, Eatl llardetty. An
thony Caahlo Philip Cariotto, Salradore Cariotto,
Clifford Band, CVaftan Baird. Franria Lazaarf, An
drew MlatrrtU laidor Frendbnx. Lool Nichols.
Air Nichula, Cora Donoeberg. Nora Wheian, and
Mamie Badire,
Tq tba sixth grade Barry Bnltrouky; Andrew
Doonia. Jo-cpa Di Marco. Jamea Flrrpatrk. Chirac
Cronos Fan! Layton, Thomaa Lamrrinoa, Allen
Maxwell George Morrow William Mcrroir. John
ico;ole Karl ripprrt. William Bobinaon. Forman
It wan Mary Caahio, Bertha Layman, and EUen
llrVcary
To tbe fifth crade Antonio Barbacello Frank De
IMma Thomaa De XMma. Basario Emlllese. John
Lena Gta rcratacoa, Fanlm BijXtateUo, Trakie
llacca and Sorhle Shack,
CELLAS SURRENDER
IN FAMOUS CASE
Warrant in This City Issued by
Justice Anderson Is Not
Needed.
The surrender of Louis and Angelo
"ella, indicted for running bucketshops
1 this clt Ma. 1910, j esterday cre-eded-
br " fw h6Wsthe Issuance In
Kls rfti of a bench w arrant for Tjoth 6f
hem bj Justice Anderson, presiding in
rimlnal Court No L
Inasmuch as the tno now face trial
n ew York the bench warrant from
.bis city probably will not be served
New York, Feb :L Louis and Angelo
Delia, of St Lou! and Samuel Adler,
t this city, who were indicted in May.
1S10 for conspiracy and for running
tiucketshops In Washington, this after
aoon surrendered themseltes to Federal
Marshal lienkeL Commissioner Shields
idmltted all three to ball pending a
Searing
The fellas recently lost their fight to
bate the anti-bucket shop law of the
t istrlct of Columbia declared unconsti
tutional L0CKW00D KITES TO-DAY.
Prras Gnllery Adopts Resolntlons of
Rveret on Journalist's Death.
The funeral of Charles B Lockwood,
t e eteran Washington correspondent
of the Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin,
and the Duluth Herald, n ho died Monday
in Chicago, en route to New Mexico, in
search of health, will be held this rrtdrn
ing from the chapel of J William Lee's
undertaking establishment at TJ.M
o clock. Itei Dr William Tayloe Snyder,
rastor of the Church of the Incarnation,
lull officiate. Interment will be private
In. uock Creek Cemetery The pallbear
ers will be Edgar C Snjder. Charles A.
Hamilton Raymond IT" Morgan, Harry
J Brown, A. C Haywood, and Ernest IL
Pullman
A meeting of the members of the press
galleries of the Senate and House was
l.eld s esterday afternoon In the Senate
pres gallen to pay tribute to the mem
ory of the deceased, and after adopting
resolutions of regret, appointed the fol
lowing committee to represent the gal
leries at the funeral, Elmer Murphy, H.
C Stevens, and R. M. Gates.
WILL PBOBE AEBO ACCIDENT.
Arm Board, to See If FIrjt In Ma
chine Wai Responsible.
An Jn estimation to determine nhetner
or not a flaw In the Curtlss aeroplane
was TeponsibJe for the accident at the
army aerodome at Augusts, Gs., which
resulted in the serious Injury of Lieut
Kennedy, will be conducted by a board
of officers, composed of Llcuts. Roy C.
Mrkland. H". IL Arnold, and Capt Paul
Berk. The members of the board are
attached to the army aviation squad.
Their finding will be forwarded to Brig.
Gen. James Ailert,' chief of the Signal
Corps.
Lieut Kennedy is reported to be c
rlously hurt. Accordlng.-to statements
now in the hands of the probing board
the accident .occurred Just -as the offi
cer -was about, to land. A wheel of ihc
machtno broke as the Aeroplane struck
the ground, and the air-craft upset,
throwing t!ie ; officer heavily to the
ground.
PorclRners Fleelnc Slesxlco.
Foreigners In Chihuahua, according to
dlspatclfes to the State Department yes
terday. areT greatly alarmed and are leav
ing that staterby the hundreds. Armed
bands are operating' throughout the sec
tion, and are pillaging and ilestrojfag
property at RllL ,
Bank Is Plaintiff.
Alleging that Joseph Cahn has left the
city, but, owjis an "Interest In certain
stocks held In. the name of Jacob Mosko
wltr. the Merchants and Mechanics' Sav
ings Bank, -which avers that Cabn. Is in-I
oeutea to, it, yesteraay nieu suit for a
discovery. The court Is asked to compel
the. defendants, to disclose the interest of
Cahn In the stocks, that the claim of the
cask- may "attach thereto.
Coming to the
f
Colombia "The Cnrlpns Conduct
of Jodge Lngnrde."
Wilton. Lackaye -will be the attraction
at the Colombia next Week in a dramatic
novelty, "The Curious J3onauct oi juage
Lagarde offers a study In psychology,
and ."Louis Forest, have evolved a plot
tha't Is full of. surprises, and they have
riven Mr. Lackaie what Is considered
one of the strongest roles In his career.
The clay is strongly dramatic, but it
has such a diversity of Incidents the in
terest is said to be kept constantly ai a
high -pitch. It combines the romantic,
the mysterious, the psychological, and
the illusory. Two big love stories, both
centered about the same man. provide
romance. A series of crimes that have
baffled the greatest detectives of France
.provide a part of the mystery. A pe
culiar obsession on tne part oi judge
Lagarde offers a study In psychology.
Two visions that comes to him in his
library and strongly Influence him at
critical moments In his life add an In
teresting touch of Illusion.
The role of Judge Lagarde Is said to
be one of. the finest "acting" parts Mr.
Lackaye has ever had. In his support
Is a company of more than twenty, a
particularly interesting scene is piacea
in- "Thfr Lame Duck Inn." a place fre
quented hy the lowest order of Parisian
thugs and outlaws. Tne patrons am
found there In. a wild abandon merri
ment just before leaving on their mid
night rounds- of crime In the city. The
production promises to display a number
of unique scenic effects.
Jlelaseo "The. Bohemian Girl."
Abort's extraordinary production of
The Bohemian GlrVnow announced as
the crowning effort ofth Abom Opera
eomnany. comes to theBelasco Theater,
for a week's engagement commencing
next Monday evenlntr. February 15.
All of the novel and appealing features
of last year's production will be pre
sented. Including the realistic gypsy camp
scene, the dash of horsemen up the moun
tin. th hiir fair scene, with those mar
velous w hlrlwind acrpbats, and a new cast
of soloists, including Miss vera Alien. lor
merly with the Chicago Grind Opera
rvimmnv and Miss Helen Campbell, a
favored pupil of Mme. Emma Eames, in
the rota f Arllne. at alternate per
formances. Mr. Harold Blake, the ro
mantic tenor of the Savage Grand Opera
Company, will be heard as Thaddeus.
Mr. H L. Waterous. who was for two
years at the Metropolitan Opera House
i- -vy vn,t niv his the role of Count
Arnhelm; Mme. Jano"Herbrt comes froht
New Orleans upera vcrapmi) . w wna i.w
role of the gypsy queen, and Mr Joseph
Florian, the Polish barytone, will be heard
in the role of Dcvllshoof. Mr. Maurice
Lavigne will be the Florestein. and Miss
Dora Lvnn tne isuaa.
Chnse's Polite VandolIIe.
"Everybody," the merry modern sym
bolical morality comedy, will transfer Its
triumphs from New Tork to Chase's next
nir. it has had a long run In the
metropolis, and its success has preceded
It here They have seen "Everywue.
and probably "Everyman" and 'Eyery
woman." the two latter being given in
the dramatic theaters, and now they are
anxious to see the latest or tne series
The plot deals with the adventures of
Rvervbodv. who leaves Work and Hon
esty and becomes the boon companion of
Shirk, Pleasure, and Luck. The moral
Is that Fortune only comes to Everybody
through Work and Honesty A dlstin-
irulshed metropolitan company makes the
presentation, and special scenery and
sumptuous Investiture are conspicuous
advantages. The extra added attraction
Is another recent NeW Tork success, cred
ited to Jesse L. Laskv. the Belasco of
vaudev Hie." It is formed of Laura Guerite,
the noted musical comedy beauty, also
famous as the best gowned actress of
the period, and of George F Moore, the
music hall comedian They offer their
tuneful and diverting fantastic folderol
of mimetic travesty entitled "Rhyme and
Reason " " On a Side Street" will be
given by winsome Helen Ray and com
panv The offering next in importance Is
a European Importation, the De Koa
Troupe, whose marvelous aerial legerde
main is even extraordinary in this coun
try, where phj slcal prowess has been car
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Lakcwood is one hour" and thirty minutes from New York
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Prospective patrons going to Lakewood will find the Hotel
Lakewood one of the best managed hotels in the world.
Special inducements will be made for parties who wish to
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There is also in connection with the hotel one of the finest
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ried almost to the last degree. 'Marie'
Fenton, the charming singing come
dienne, will be another diverting Incident.
The .Nettie. Carroll trio of agile and ad
venturous airls will offer "Jn Fairyland'
The Carbrey brothers are listed for their
pleasing work as 'The Jjanoy ,uanc?rs."
Th rihntonlane dav light motion pictures
Of recent international events will present
a new series of subjects.
Belasco Buffalo Jones Illustrated
Lecture
At the jJelaseo Theater next Sunday
night, the celebrated hunter and lecturer.
Buffalo Jones, will deliver his Interesting
and unique lecture entitled "Lassoing
Wild Animals In Africa." Buffalo Jones
has captured a specimen of evtry known
beast of terror. To speak of the Jones
conquest in Africa as a daring piece of
foolhardlness is not to comprehend that
It was a demonstration of fine science.
What Jones and his American cow-
bov s did. and Just hoWhls feats were ac
complished, will be shown by the motion
pictures accompanied by a characteristic
description ty uunaio Jones nimseu.
The Flonzaler Qnartet.
In the ballroom of the New Wlllard
to-morrow afternoon the Flonzaley Quar
tet will give the final concert of the
season before an audience that prom
ises to tax the commodious' hall to Its
utmost capacity. Coming to the city
two years ago for the first time, in a
auiet and unostentatious way, It has
c&thered about Itself a following ot must
clans and patrons of the higher rouslo
such as has never Deiore Deen equaiea
In this city.
To-morrow's programme embraces sev
eral numbers of exceptional worth. There
Is the Mozart Quartet In D major (Koch,
13H and the auartet In F minor. Beetho
ven, Op. S3. In addition thereto, two of
Giazounow's most Deautuui compositions.
the lnterludlum in modo antlco and the
scherzo from the quartet. Op. M, will be
Included. T. Arthur Smith is conducting
the sale of seats and Is In charge ot the
local arrangements for Manager Loudon
Charlton.
Washington Symphony Orchestra.
Under the direction of Helnrleh Ham
mer the Washington Symphony Orchestra
will present the fourth concert of its
tenth season at the Columbia Theater,
on Tuesday, February 17, at 4 O o'clock.
The soloist will be Miss Elizabeth Re
eide. of this city, who wiil.be. heard in
"VIssl darte vlssl d'amor," from "La
Tosca," and "SI ml chlamano MlmL
from "La Boheme."
Mlts Reeside Is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Howard B. Reeside, and has
always been promlnest in the social life
of this city. But. with the idea or max
Ing a name for herself on the operatic
stage, Miss Reeside has given up the
Pleasures of Washington society and has
devoted her entire time for the past
three jears to the serious study of her
chosen profession. This joung singer
possesses temperament, that most Im
portant requisite to a successful career
in grand opera. Miss Reeside Is endowed
with a delightfully pleasing personam
and her art is one that appeals not only
to the admirer of song Interpretation.
but also to the lover of good singing.
The orchestra w!ll be heard in the
overture to "Rienil' (Wagner), Rondo
d'Omphale" (Saint-Saens), and "Rondo
Inflnlto" (Slnding). The new remaining
seats are on sale at T. Arthur Smith's
ticket agency, 1E7 F street
The Gaycty "The Merry "Whirl,
There will be a genuine "home-coming"
celebration at the Gaiety Theater next
week. whenMortbn and Moore," the Tea
tured members of "The Merry Whirl'
company, will bo welcomed by their for
mer Washington associates. James u.
Morton and Frank F Moore have won
greater success In tho burlesque field than
any other Washington actors on the
stage. Qurlng 'heir engagemert at the
Columbia Theater, New Tork. three years
ngo th-y w ere so enthusiastically received
that the attraction which was supposed
to remain at the Broadway burlesque
house for only two weeks remained for
three months.
After a highly successful season In
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Tne- Cosmos Vaudeville. ?
One of the few Btnulno noneltlea of the
vaudeville season In the city will be the
presentation of an "all-tfoman'a bill" at
the Cosmos Theater the comtae week.
This tnnovaUon has been so successful
In other cities, hyludlng New York, that
its Introduction In MVashtngton will be
awaited with sreat expectancy, Through
out the array of prlnclpahi engaged for
the bljl'not a slnglq masculine name ap
pears, and the women are Intrusted with
all the comedy, the melody, the bizarre
elements that go to raajce up a vaude
ville programme. .
Amelia Summervllle.. the well-known
musical comedy comedienne. Is the head
liner in an extremely clever act. full- ot
romping fun and rollicking songs; She
has long been a gTeat favorite In the
"legiUmate." Priscllla will reveal 'soma
of her novelty changes In singing and
costuming. Her act is tbe most' original
of Its kind In the varieties. 'The three
Perry sisters, known as tthe pink pa
Jaroa girls," will be seen in a chlo and
.,-. ll .U .li.i",ft.ll.l,l
UOJIliy ui-fc. AU1U. UIO DIU6W5 ?JW,UIWL
and pianist, and the La Nette sisters,
the aerial trapeze artists, complete the
bill, with one act yet to be announced.
The Lyceum Miner's Americana.
Few burlesque attractions to play the
Lyceum Theater this season have come
here preceded by so many favorable ad
vance notices and comments tas Miner's
Americans, the, show booked Sot next
week at the Lyceum Theater.
It is a. big show. Instead of the cus
tomary one or two burlettas usually
presented by an attraction of this nature.
Miner's Americans present three all of
them corkers 'The Song Hits of th
Season." "The Little Blond Man," and
"A Country School." all of which give
unlimited scope to a splendid cast of prin
cipals and permit the Interpolation ot
many striking musical numbers.
A glance over the burlesquers with this
attraction at once convinces one that
Mr. Miner has been lalsh In his salary
expenditures.
Heading' the list Is Mils Margaret
Flavin, one of the best known prima
donnas of the legitimate stage, who has
met with such great success In the brief
time she has been in burlesque that she
Is looked upon as a coming star. She
was last seen here In "A Knight for a
Da." an attraction In which she was
featured for three season
Other principals with Miner's Ameri
cans Include Miss Louie Rice, the popu
lar comedienne. Chester Nelson. Felix
Rush, Fred C. Collins, and Joe Burton.
At tbe Arcade.
This being the ISOth birthday anniver
sary .of George Washington, the great
historical event will be very appropri
ately celebrated at the Arcade, Four
teenth street and Park road,"by a colo
nial dance in the pretty ballroom. Dur
ing the evening the minuet will be
danced, those participating being in co
lonial dress Acceptable souenlrs will
be g1en. all the ladles attending. The
Franklin and Marshall College (Lancas
ter, Pa.) basket-ball team will try con
clusions with the team of Georgetown
University in the auditorium, the game
to be called at 9 o'clock, with roller
skating before and after A fast game
Is anticipated, as the visitors have been
making a good showing this season. The
team of Washington and Lee University,
of Lexington. Va.. will struggle with
Georgetown to-morrow night This also
promises to be a good contest Entry
blanks are now ready for the duckpln
tournament which commences on March
IS, with three classes for ladles and
doubles for both ladles and gentlemen.
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Oaaberltn Betti. Old Potm-Comtert.
Otj Ticket' 03c. Bods, Mfe.. Mth aod But
Ink arc Thooa Mala ISA Waasf loot ot SatoMS
ttrat aootbwut.
1
This -win bet the. first tournament of Its
kind ever contemplated Jn Washington.
Valuableprlzea are to be given to eery
class.
GUHTY OF MANStAUGHTEB.
Slarera of Henrr Watson Escape
Second Degree Conviction.
Ausustus Mellen and Nathaniel Burton.
colored, were .yesterday found guilty by
a Jury In Justice Anderson's court of
manslaughter in connection with an as
sault made on Henry "Watson on October
21 last at 3 Queens court southwest.
Watson having been stabbed In (he heart,
as a resile of which he died7 within a
day.
The defendants were charged with sec
ond degree murder. Notice wss filed on
behalf of Mellen for a new trial.
I0ST ABD FOUND.
LOST-FEBRUARX H. FROM U. S.
Express Company wagon, solid leather
suit case; initials "T. B. J.." addressed
"W. C. Johnson, 31 Md ave ne." Re
turns ta Annt V. R. 32XPRES8 CO . 2d
and H sts. ne., and receive reward.
PEBS0NAIS.
COMPANION TO SEMI-INVALID OR
housekeeper, by ladyr suburbs pre
ferred. BOX M. Herald office.
MRS. ORA FIELDS,
CANARIES.
81i H ST. NV. fTOP FLOOR).
SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE & PHYSICAL
CULTURE treatments for chronic dis
eases. Hours, s to s p. ro.. or by appoint
ment. DR. HUNTER. Mechano-Therap-
lst, zzi utn sr. se:
CHIROPODY (Both Feett.W
llth st. and N Y. ave. (Oxford BWg)
RHEUMATISM. STOMACH TROUBLE,
and Constipation cured by my special
treatment; consultation free.
ANNA K. SMITH. M V. T- ta F St- nw.
YOUR PORTRAIT HAND PAINTED IN
oil from life: refrsences given. Address
BOX 8. Herald office.
MISS KATIE CAIN AND ASSISTANT
manicuring. 71 th st- nw.. Apt, a.
MISS WELLS AND ASSISTANT. MAN
letiria "CS Tl at. nw Ant. J. Hours.
S a. m. to S p. m.
WORKINOMEN THE THINa TO
should like to find out Is where can
your cash travel further than with a
slightly used suit. 3 to IS: get wise One
price. JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 619 D
HELP WANTED MALE.
WANTED AT ONCE. A BAKER
able to do general baking, must be of
clean .habits, with good indorsements;
salary XM. with board and lodging Ad
dress LNSTITUTION, Box 813. City Post
office. MAN OF GOOD ADDRESS. HUSTLER,
to solicit high-class advertising for ex
clusive magazine Washington Society;
fine opportunity for right party. EM
Hibbs Bulldlns .
MAN TO DRIVE WAGON; CASH DE-
poslt required. ELITE LAUNDRY,
ai7 llth st nw
WANTED BOYS TO DELIVER
'Herald routes in Georgetown.
Apply 1615 Wiaconsin ave.
RAGTIME PIANO PLAYING TAUGHT
in 20 lesions. Write for booklet.
CHRI8TENSEN SCHOOLS. ITS L St.
nw end 2250 Ontario road nw
FREE LFSSONS TV TOUCH
TYPEWRITING AND PENMANSHIP
Free lessons will be given a limited
number of ambitious young men now at
tending the eighth grade and high schools.
Those Interested should apply at once to
STRAYER'8 BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Phone Main 34 Ninth and F sts. nw.
IF YOU ARE AN AUTOMOBILE Ex
pert, you are never out of a lob Good
men are tn demand all over the United
States. Our day or night course will pre
pare you. Pays more than government
Jobs, and EMPLOYMENT is SUP.E.
Think it ever and come and talk to us
about terms. THE AtTOMOBILE COL
LEGE OF WASHIVGTON. INC.. 18
14th st nw "For white students only."
AN IVTlXMaEJiT PEB'iOV MAT EAEM POJ
ratrtilj comspocdlnt tor newarapm: no eao-
Tladrs. Brad for rarilcnlara. FBB93 8TND1-
CATl Lortrxrt J T.
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
COOK WANTED-WHITE OR COL-
ored. must be first-class plsln cook and
cood laundress, work light, only two In
family pay CO per month. Inquire J1K.
MARDEN, 1CS IT at. nw .
RAGTIME PIANO PLAT7NO TAUGHT
in m lessons. write, tor Dooaiec.
CHRISTENSEN SCHOOLS. 1S26 L
nw, and 2250 Ontario road nw.
AN INTJXUGEVT TEKSOf MAT EARN J1W
monthlr ontraapcodies for nawrarm: bo tsn-
raaateg. smd xor rarucoiars. raiMs aiam
CATE. Itrt. N T
MALE & FEMALE HELP WANTED.
FIRST LABORER "I UNDERSTAND
ou have a diploma from a business
college. Whv are vou now workinc by
the daiT" SECOND LABORER: -xes;
I saved my money and took a course at
an inferior Institution, and .did not real
ize that I was Incompetent- until I tried
to hold a position. I am now saving my
... - .. no a rrnvrwa hit x-
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
MAGNIFICENT black far art. Hi. ratua E5. lat
eat Nnr Tork Bodal, m red. CI be aent at
bt ftcma to any addraaa for frea examhiatioa.
End IrtlM to BOX 2. ttary Chaar. Md. o poa-
taK puaae.
AUTOMOBILES.
REBUILT USED.
FOR SALE 1307 PEERLESS G-PAS-
senger touring car. fully equipped and
In perfect running order, will sell cheap
for cash. EARLE & ALLEN, lfH ISth
st- nw. u'none .-vortn hhj. .
BARGAIN PRICES
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE.
I Stoddard-Daytbn 50-hp., E-passenger.
1S11 Touring Car, fully equipped. '
1 White Steamer, 13l0 Model OO, 6-pas-
senger car.
Apply '
EARLE & ALLEN.
121t 18th U i
Facing Connecticut ave.
Tel. North 1M2.
cassenrer Tojrine Car. 1uat from
factory: has never been run; list price,
fz.vti. win sen ror 11.000.
EARLE & ALLEN.
1214 18th tf
Facing Connecticut ave. ,
TeL North 1S42.
WINDOW & HOUSE
CLEANING.
YOU'LL WEAR BILLIKEN'S SMHE
if you have theyAcme" "i your win
dow, office, and Rouse dec. - ACME
WINDOW CLEANING CO , t
'Phone Main 71E9.
SPIN0L0GY.
FREE-5PINAL CL "C
For naoaL tmra. and ehncle d . ! f -1
woman, aod ehudnra. Call (04 t y . tojp-t-Basx
Bids., aftrr 430 n. m.
REFRIGERATORS t fS,
MeCRAY REFRIGI
And Cooling Rooms ai
MeCRAY REFRIGEB
dl F St. nt
8PIJUTUALISM.
MRa WHITE WILL
every Wednesday and
sharp; to be seen prlt
4u i(n at. nv
FAWNBR0KERS.
MONEY TO
ON DIAMONDS AN
, LOUIS 4SHA
tOVED TO KS C,
jtO1
FOR REHT APARTMErrS.
THE STANTON. IIS C NE.-SEE THIS
beautiful apartment. Open for Inspec
tion' till 11 p. in.
FURNISHED ROOMS.
I JTH ST NE. THREE BEAUTIFUL.
well-hcated rooms, second floor, ele-
pnnHv ami wmn!iv fitrnlahMl for
housekeeping everything new. first-class,
ana up to date; very reasonaDie
FUKNISHED. 1003
TABLE BOARD.
708 TH NW.-TABLE BOARD, HOME
cooxmg. jtao per weea-
FOR RENT HOUSES.
FOR RENT-ONLY 3, LEFT; BEAUTI
ful 6-room houses: brand-new; large back
yard, beautiful back porch, porcelain tub
and porcelain stands throughout the
house: come at once and rent one ot these
houses: only 117.C0. Why Ue in an old
house when you can live in a new house
for hslf the rent you arc paying1 nowT
Also, we have 1. 2. J. . 5. 8. 7-room fiat
ery cheap how, as tbe summer Is com
ing on. Call at once. Room 622. Bond
Building
EASTERPAY. LEIMBACH or CO.
FOR RENT FIVE-ROOM t FRAME
bouse, ultb stable; large yard; on
IliML Xddresr M. J. T. Herald office-
TO RENT SIX-ROOM AND BATH
brick house on the heights, close to
cars: all modern Improvements: gas
range, hot water beat, large rooms and
cellar; can be rented S3U0 with purchase
privilege on rental Dasis. Aaoress x. J.
MORGAN. 123 ISth st.
FOR RENT BUSINESS PURPOSES.
FOR RENT-DESIRABLE OFFICE
and storage bulldlngr convenient to Cap
itol. Union Station. Senate Office Build
ing; brick building In splendid condition,
passenger and freight elevators, light
on all sides of building; convenient to all
street car lines; occupancy can be given
.Marco xi, iiz: now occuniea oy ins
Census Bureau: Nos. !2S. 2301 and 223 1st
St. nw.; 44,000 square feet of floor space;
reasonable rental for long term lease.
JOSEPH L WELLER,
Realty Broker, t
682 F st. nw, Washington. D. C
FOB SALE HOUSES.
FOR SALE I WILL FINANCE THE
building of your home at Chevy Chase
on the ravment of S500. thereby giving
you the house and ground at cost, elim
inating the middleman. Besides, you
control the design, tbe quality or the
material, and the workmanship
FULTON R. GORDON. Owner.
Specialist Suburban Realty,
Colorado Building.
Tel. Main S231.
NO CASH PAYMENT.
SS0 monthly Includes Interest and ttrln-
clpal; new ten-room, bay-window brick:
corner, hardwood floors:. hot-water heat:
urge cellar, one block to cars: Mount
Pleasant. Address INNOVATION. Her
ald office.
rOR COLORED: NORTHEAST: NEW
modern brick. 6 rooms and bath, fur
nace heat: strictly white neighborhood:
$30.00 monthly pars Interest and princi
pal. Address UNJSUAL. Herald office.
NO CASH PAYMENT: MODERN -room
brick, both hot hot water and
heat; on Heights nw 2 blocks to cars:
J12.S0 monthly pays Interest and princi
pal. Address LUCKY. Herald office.
TO COLORED FIVE-ROOM FRAME
house: water, toilet, stable. large yard
tn alley: white neighborhood, on the
Heights on car line: will exchange. Ad
dress KISMET. Herald office.
FOR SALE ATTRACTIVE. MODERN
eight-room detached frame dwelling, on
two large Iota: northwest section: big
nargaln. easy terms. Address BOX h.
Hersld office
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
A BIRTHDAY GIFT.
PINECREST IDEAL HOME SITES.
25 lots, for this dsy only. THURSDAY.
FEB. SL at 2 7-9 eta. souare foot: 42x150:
10 per cent cash, balan-e S per cent per
month: no Interest, no taxes: homes now
in erection, one square east Review-
ueraia iniousning Co.. Taxoma. n c
R. G. LOHR. 30 Bond Building.
J P DAMS. Sales Agent.
FOR SALE SUBURBAN.
FOR SALE-LOTS, 100 TO 200 FEET
front; economical depth, forest shade;
"Chevy Chase Grove;" In close prox
imity to Conn- ave. and Rock Creek
Park; liberal terms; money loaned to
build FULTON R. GORDON- Owner.
Specialist Suburban Realty WM. H.
RITCHIE, Mgr., Colorado Bldg. TeL
Main S231
ELEGANT 7-ROOM HOME: LARGE
stable, hennery for LOOO hens: other out
buildings; 4 acres rich truck land; two
mocks to troney: near urausviiie, mo.:
H. xi o tor neea
GFO C. WALKER. Sth and G .sts. nw.
FOR SALE MARYLAND.
FOR SALE-HYATTSVILLE. MD
5-room bungalow, water, gas, lot Six
176. Price. 1.400. 201 cash. baL tlS per
month.
8-room house, bam. chicken house: all
kinds fruit: one acre; high location.
nice. WW. looo casn. uau monthly.
& rooms, hot-water heat: lam lot:
rated in best section ot Hyattsville.
I'rice. T4.WU. .
ITU-acre farm; 5-room huse; near
Falls Church. Va. Pricey 0.700. M0 cash,
bal monthly.
For Inspection and to see photographs
ot tnese properties, can or aaoress
FRANK L. WHITE.
HYATTSVILLE. MD.
FOR SALE FARMS.
50 ACRES RICH FARMLAND, READY
for crops, but five acres tn timber:
good 7-room house and barns; much
fruit: fields watered from good springs
on place: tmlotay sod: land limed: nine
miles out on Balto.-Boulerard, 1 mile to
trolley: HJM.
25 acres rich truck land, all ready for
piow; vatuaDie targe ercnara; smau a
room house and barn; K miles to Balto.;
irouey a mnes to marxet hwd.
GEO. C. WALKER. 6th and O sts. nw.
FOR EXCHANGE.
OR EXCHANGE UNINCUMBERED
ground, near lth st- or Connecticut
ave. extended. The "growing end" of
Washington. Any amount, from a few
thousand dollars" worth ud to xisO.ooo.
for bona fide equities hr city property or
aesiraoie acreage, suitaoie lor suoaivv
el on.
FULTON R. GORDON. Ownerr
Specialist Suburban Realty;
Colorado Building.
Main S23L
WILL TRADE EQUITY OF 4.000 IN
two frame stores, central northwest.
rented for JSS. for a home. FRANCIS
u. mcuise. ivci itn st. nw.
I WILL TR.VDE MY EQUITY IN DE-
siraDie nortnwest city lots ror an eouitr
-n small six or seven room house. BOX
,4. xirtrvju umtza.
UPHOLSTERING.
UPHOLSTERING. CABINETMAKINO
.ana repairs. Antique iur. reproducing.
. JEAN AHRANO.
2147 P t faw 'Phone N. 2S23.
MOVING, PACKING, & STORING.
UOMNU. PACEIhU, AND 8TOBINO A 8PE-
eiaitr. Gat ear cannsrea; aara saooaa aod worrr.
PEOPLE'S STOBAGE AND EIPEE38 CO. UM
ItB at. jnr. -Jlona Berts, JHD-U.
FURNITURE, BAGGAGE. PIANOS, 4a.
moved with cure; packing andjshlpping
rotalf' Vto1l?nl pWoffflfl iMi
tH St. nw 'Phone Main? 20ia
GET OUR ESTIMATES ON ABSOLUTE-
ir fireproof rtorage UNITED 6TATES
STORAGE CO, 418-420 lOh at. nw. 'Phone
PIANO TURING.
P1ANQ TUNING. JLM; WORK GUAR
anteed; over 25 years' experience. Drop
postaL. T, HAfcVEBSEN. U2J East Cap
ol st.
AUCTION SALES.
C. 0. SLOAN CO. (lsclr Ancuoneas,
1S O atnet noathnat.
sale or psnsovAii effects. norsEnoua
GOODS. AC- FOB STORAGE CHAHGES.
Kotin U batbf (iraa tiat on SATCBOAT,
Maicft-S. 12, at 10 a. m.. there vOl to sold at
txMlniDrtlm In tba noma of C O. Sloair Ja Co.
dot), Aortloiirrra. 1107 O atrt. WaaJunstoB. u.
Ca. to cTuotTv hnta for ftonss e&arres, ac aaa
and norld. all sooda. fnraltnra. hotstlKld asd pre
acoal effcrta atond with na in tha namca c4 Jamas
Bonus. Jobo J. Daley. Botmt rorj. Mrs. Beoo,
AanM Josra. and 2Ira Harcer.
EAST WAS111NUTO.V STOBAUE Iiuuai
faiu; Br d O atmt aootVaat.
BT VlttTCE or A, CEBTAIN COIiATEBAI,
note dattd Mar H. 1911. pajabU tbra montbf
aftar date. dKadt harmr bnm Bade ia tho par
ncot ef tie aame, va win atll st pnbllo ascUoa
wittua oar cda, laOiL a on FB1DAT. Feb
raarr 9. WX at 1 o'doek p. b tho raOatartl
ouud tbcniB. to-wlt On nil eatato not for
CJEtLOS, dattd Aoril XL O10.. on or bete one
rear, with istcreat at ST Pr ajunns. aeentad an
lot IS) ia R. M. Mirtia'a rnorded aoMlrUloa of tlM
third addition to Chny Chaae, Md. Terma: Caah.
All partita ia tntcrrat plaaao Ufa ootlot. THOS.
J. OWEN 4 BON. Aactionrara. feJt
MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
In small and large sums. Several trust
funds tn loan at Mi to S cer cent inter
est on good business or residence prop
erly. All transactions conducted with
economical eonsiaeraxion tor porrowan.
WM IL SAUNDERS & CO, Southern
Building, 807 15th St. nw.
MONET TO LOAN ON APPROVED
city real estate at lowest current rates
of interest: special privileges with respeet
to prior payments. TYLER & RUTHER
FORD. INC TS ISth st. nw.
PETS AND BIRDS.
FOR SALE "FAULTLESS" HOUDANS.
This strain has been egg-bred from
trn.n,it: records since AcriL 1530. I
have bred them n years for great lay
ers and 13 years for large-slxe. chalk-
white eggs, unese inwia ro ennmur
hardy, have neither down nor wattle to
freeze, and are the best of all winter
layers In open-front coops. "Faultless"
strain Houdans have won every blue rib
bon at New York. Boston. Chicago, and
Philadelphia shows for past six years.
Eggs ana stecjc soia on aoaor. cena iva
for the largest Illustrated poultry cata
Inm vr Issued- It tells you how to
breed these fowl, which average 250 eggs
a year apiece: It tells you how to net
12.000 a year from MO hens. E. F. MAC
AVOY. Secretary Houdan Club. Cam
bridge. N. Y.
MALE AND FEMALE .CANARIES.
breeding cages, fancy poultry and in
cubators, dogs, rabbits. Guinea pigs,
white rais and mice, gold fishes. Ac.
BCHMID'S PET EMPORIUM. 712 12th
st nw
MEDICAL.
DR. FISK ELGIN
Treats special diseases, chronic and
acute: consultation confidential: med.
furnished: prices moderate N. E. cor.
7th and G TeL M. 7647. Will call.
RAILROADS.
NORFOLK & WESTERN RWY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCT. . 1JU.
Leave Waahlsston, her Union Station.
UD a. B. DaSrAll potsta co Norfolk and VTiat-
ero.
M3 p. b. DaDj Boancla. Brum, ivnatao
Salmi. Knorrm. Cbattaooco. XutiOl. Hr
Orlaaca. Tm-ooch Slerptr. Dtnlnz Can.
439 a. a. For Bnatoi. lummua. uiaitaaocci.
NaahTfilt. and Mflnpela, WubBftoo-Mamphla
alarper opo at 10 p. m.
For Norfolk-Irar WatMnrlm. 429 a. m. dallr.
arrlt Norfolk. 1120 a. m.: ISM mm dany. airtr
Norfolk. 120 p. a. daflj. Parlor Cata, taara Bidi.
Bond dallr. 43 p. nu anir Norfolk, T20 p. B.
430 p. m. Dallr Brmruie. war. Bncnaoonan.
Trains teas th Soothvcat antra SIS a. B.; 3
Jfc B.. and 2235 a- B.
AH buormatlon ruunaenia atreti aoa w .
mm fBood BnUdmz).
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO I "-
4U0 p. m. aallj-C ft a SPECIAL ' "
a Ctscbsati. vnh PnHman alerrra yiW-K.
CBcbmaU, IsdlaoapoUa. 8t. Lonla, i-rH-
II J5 p. a. daCr-F. F. V. UiTI.EL. W -u
TVaat. Sootlnreat. aod Northveat. PnBmaa a)pan
to VbxinU Hot Ecrlnis, Cmdimatl. and LodarUla.
Cmchmatl alerper ot tor oecapascr 10 p. a.
C A O. dmmg cat, aarrlc a Is carta
OSraa. 5U Pa. art.. 1SS F at. rd Onion Station.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE UNION STATION.
BOTAL BLUE LINE.
"EVERT OTHEB BOCR ON THE ODD HOUB"
TO PHILADELPHIA and NEW TOBK.
NEW TOBK TEEMINAIS. LIBEBTT STBXIT
and W. TWENTTTnlBD BIBEET.
T90. PU0 (Boral 8pkUI. S boon). PS0 (Bora!
Pprdall, 1110 a. m.. ISO. 3S0 (Boral Umltad. 1
honral, "SS0. tm p. av, and IU3J nisht. Ml
a. m. Diacra asd Parlor Car 00 dij tralsa.
Blarprra on 1235 clait opes at a p. b.
PbHadeip&U and Atlantic atr. n00k US(
a. o, 10, 3S0 H p b.
TO BALTTMOBE.
"EVXBT BOllB ON THE HOUB."
(tVrtk dara. T0 a. B. to ttsOO p m.)
i-tt urn. ttao. 10. tan na. too. in.
tao: nt ua a. bl, id noon. tnaa. it.
B3S. ti. -jm. 2D. par. t4M. 14-tS. ,
nia. Sao. t. ao. pai tao. ra, "Joae.
ISM. T1J0, B3J ElcM.
WESTKABa
CHICAGO. J33 s. B.. 125. fM p. B.
CINaNNATI. ST. LOCIS. AND LOCISVIIAE.
"J0 a. nv. 'tM p. b 3S Blsht.
k WTTSBUBa. JJO SJP-. '125. ! p. B "U-U
BltSt. (Slaepar rradr W p. B.)
CLEVELAND, 30 p. B.. COLD1IBC3. lit
p. B.
VCREELrNO. "3 a. B.. 53 p. B.
Srhednlia o local tnins at ticket oOr.
Dallr. t&erpt Stsdar ISonday cnlr.
TELEPHONES at foucwins Ockrt OSteai ltll
O at. mt. Mala BB: CM PnmajlranU ara. Mala
SI; Csla SUtioa oSc. Mala ISO.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
FBZM1EB CABBIER OF THE SOUTH.
N. B.-roQoiaa; adudolo Sxom pobhahed cclj
a information aod art not guaranteed. ,
For Atlanta. BItit't'''"! MobG. New Oriraa.
AlhrtHlr. a. m. -t 1J"0 p. m. For Chattanooga
and Mnupsia. M-4J p. b.. itOi Dtnieg can.
For Talladega. Oalera. Sabaa. Cslootown. Dtmop
Olla. 9 s. B. dailr.
For Boanoke. Keoxrill, CnatUnoon. Blrtalaz
ham. NnrjOrleasa 10TJ9 p. B. Dinlsg cars.
For Itocnoke. Knoxrtlla. ChaUasoop. Naafcrm.
Mnophla. 43 a. m. dallr ISjerlnx ear opan snar
1 p. m.). Dhung can.
For Cnarlott. Spartartmt. AUanta. Anaiaton,
Binalntham. 43S p. m. dallj. Dtnhig can.
For AaberiUe, Charlottai ColombU. CharljatoB.
Aiken, Acruata. Sarannah, lackaonrlH. and Fionas
pctst. 420 p. B, dattj. Drnlos can.
L. S. BBOWN. General Aftnt.
MONEY TO LOAN.
On Diamonds,
Watches,
Jewelry, fcc.
ColtaL tLCOOLOCO. OretSUOl
patrona laat year. Orer S.sa
Udlta. Strictaat prlraeT. ts
tcraad br leading banks and
nrmwrrxa. Boodad to 'la
Wlj Par Moral Diatrkt.
PBCDENTUL LOAN SOdETT,
Victor BMa, H4 Ninth SL It. W.. Cor. Orant PUoa,
Horn offloa, PbOadelphia Braerhea Tultlratw.
Md.j Plttabms. Bochearer. Bnffalo.
LOAN COMPANIES.
$10 to $500
On any kind of arcorltr, prraoeal and Indorsed
sotea, famltsre, planoa. Ac, vithoorT anj red tan
whaterer. and atroJutelr no delay. Aa s epecial
indacefflrnt dnriax this nonth. v vlll a,k NO
PAUIENT ON rniNClr'AL OB INTEUEST ON
TU. APK1L. AND WILL GIVE TOO A LOWEB
BATE AND EASIER PAYMENTS THAN AH
COMPANY 1NTHE CITY LOANS WITH
OTHEB COMPANIES PAID DP.
SsasJflfe
(LHAN ANtffj ' WJ fjtMVTSiTlEKT)
Tbompaon Bolidlnc, 703 ISth SL K. TV.
Opp. Treasary, Bet. O st. and X. Y. are.
Neat to Drag Store.
(O LOANS AND CPWABD SEUCKKD FOB SAU
aned emploraa, ot tcmimreaftd otaara,
ABUKGTON COU 0) Its at n. Boca M.
MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE,
Women keeping house an others, with
out security. Offices In all Driaelsal
jioney
B 1 per cent I
ltal per cent. J
1 Extras.
aWes. K 4 Jotoaa, B. 69. art SHU
Urn .
.a&uU
FiJgair-. '.,J,,-r!iZ-.t&1
m iJaaai
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About The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939