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, THE WiSHINGTOJjr HEJUJtD, THUKDAY. EEBRUABY 22, ,1912.
ISpecialsl
at the
Old Dutch
Thursday Sale
An of these are our mr-
nlar high-grade qnalltr ana Jill
wwmica in ins mhv ii
turr method that makes ooi"
Btarseta models.
Pure Lard, White
Carnation, lb.,
10c
Green Sausage, --
Bologna Sau- 1A
sage, lb 1UC
Frankfurter Iflr i
Sausage, lb x. lUw I
ib.H!!d."!".e:...10c
Pork Pudding,
lb
Pork Hocks,
lb
Corned Pork
Shoulders, lb....
Smoked Pork
Shoulders, lb....
10c
10c
10c
10c
Fresh Pork Shoulders,!!).
10c
Smoked Jowls, -f A
lb lUC
Dry Salt Bean
Pork, lb
Dry Salt Fat
Back, lb
Honey Comb
Tripe, lb
10c
10c
.10c
Philadelphia 1ft
Scrapple, lb 1UC
n,"!. ioc
Comsd Beef f a.
Roll, lb 1UC
Old Dutch Roll,
:.10c
lb
Pot Roast,
lb...,
10c
Hamburg Steak, lb.,
10c
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Ayrshire Fresh Elgin
Creamery Butter, one
pound prints 30c
Brookfield Butter,
lb 32c
Mill brook Eggs, extra
selected and graded for
weight and sue; in seal
ed cartons, each egg
guaranteed fresh,
doz 35c
Regular Eggs, doz. 34c
Old Dutch
SORE
FEET
Need to be brought
to Georges'. Quit
suffering- with
Corns, Bunions,
and other Foot
Ailments We can
GEORGES & SON, Inc.
Foot Specialists
1214 F N. W.
Marketjnc.
fljlfe Mulct f . TfMrtctr ill
the most obsi
boast of the
Chlropod).
CRQSCUP'S
United States History
coupon
THURSDAY, IEBRTJABY 22-
Cut out this coupon and present tit -mt the orflc. of. Tie, WashLagten
Herald with the Incidental expense amount mentlened beTbtr (vrjiteh
covers the Items of cost ot packing-, express, from the factory, checklag
cleric hire, and other necessary expenses), and receive ihm book.
GROSCPP'S UNITED'STATES HISTORY
- WITH SYNCHRONIC CHART
This tnvalnable vrirk has keen fnllr deaerlb'ed mnil itlnair. 1. 41.1.
9 paper. It ta at SEW T5-LA1lGED edition, printed from new plates' en
w v ppc suso oousa s neavy Tenma
I ONE COUPON AND 89 CENTS GETS THE BOOK.
s-X BOOK BY MAIfc,20c EXTRA FOR POSTAGE.
sTSbHI
BANQUET IS filYEH
F0R-PROJONR0E
WeH-iDowPTScientistHoiiored by
Array of Friends at the.
Cosmos -Club.
A banquet Was tendered to. Dr. Charles
E. Monroe at the Cosmos Club last nrgnt
by a number of his friends who are mem
bers of the club. Dr. Harvey W. Wiley
presided, and iProf. I". W. Clarke was
toastraaster. Addresses were made by
Dr. "Wiley. Dr Herbert Piltnam. Hear
Admiral Charles IL Stockton. U. a N.
retired, Dr-Marcus Benjamin, Dr. T. M.
Chatard, Dr. L, O. Harvard, Senator
Robert J. Gamble; "of ,. South Dakota,
Senator Charles'E. "Townsefid, of Mlchl
can. and R. T- Trailer. Mr.Ttlonroe re-
piled tot.tlrc speedier, xpresstnsr appre
ciation ot'thi honor ten4etedhlra. Those
present tv ero v . J? tv if
List or those rtr ' - -
Willis J Abbot. Walter it. Addkrs, I T.
Allen IL n Allen Admiral rafllp Andrrwe, D
8. V. Judge J H. Blount C.r& Blllirgs, Col.
V C Borden, r & K George W Peru. Dr.
Frank Baker. Medical Director H. G Beyer. U.
S N Burr Bulkier. .KeprteeontlTe J. W. Byrne.
Dr Mimu Benjamin Admiral O V., Bated, U.
a N the Minister from Cosa Rica. Dr K SI
Chturd. Dr F Y. Clarke, Dr A S. Qishman.
Dr. Mitchell CarroU. Dr A. B. CooUdse Oapt. C.
W Dyson. U 8. N , Henry E. Daria, VTtiliem A.
De Catndry Edward M. Dawson. John Jot Edam,
Prof Charln R. Ely. Wmiara J. Flather. Duaae
E. Fbr. V Ollam a To. ClnuWl. ranlkner. It.
T. Frazier rrradect E. M. Oallaadet. Dr Theo
dore N GUI a H. Gi-oeTerwr,. Got A. W. Greelr.
8. A Dr F. nedtbnad.-J3r E. A. Hill,
D Head. Clarcnna- Rill Don II L. llodgkina,-
Dr L. O Howard. Director J". A Hotoem, Dr A
F Hertina, Dr. If. Sronror Mcpaioa. E. N
Janeon, Frank B. Johnson. Dr A F. A Klni.
lr Oeorge M Kbhcr, Rudolph Kauffmeun. Justice
Martin A Knare.. Cart. A. F. Loess. W. J.
Uojd Re, f L. Xestcr, (1 V. Littlecalee, W
A. Mesrna. J Rash Marshall, Prof O A. Mechlin.
B V. Maxwell Van II Manning. Prof. Willis I
Moore. Cammlaaioncr 11 B. Moore Prof H.
Marlon. U 8. I A. C W MradenhalL W 8.
Mclntire H T lyrxcuab. Dr 8 N D Horth.
tt. A. -Mxon. Krmentallre u. r Ubauneoa,,
V D Owen O W raUeraon. Frank J root. Dr.
Htrtiert Putnam Admiral J E. rfflsterr. U. a
S Robot I rrtaton F. A Rlchardaon. E. G
Rowan Gor John M Remolds. Dr Richard
Rathbun. rhUip J Itjan Dr W O BawUlns.
II A rSejirxmr, W M Rtraart Durctnr Grom
Otis Smith. W E. SafToM. Director a W Btrat
ton. Jostire W P sufford A II. Snow Prof OtJ.
a Bwett C U Etarteranr. Commander Joseph
Mrausa, U h .S Thomas t. Steward. Dr L k.
Shute, Dr H KchoenffH G F C. SrailUe, Dr
K. G Beirjert Frank Sutton, Admiral Cbaries IL
Stockton. V. 8. N Senator Charles E. TDwnaend,
O T Vaojhn CoL W B. Thornpam. a S
oorhces. Dr F tan Ieek H. M. an Loon,
Dr John tan Rensselaer T A tVitherancon
Eraett Wilkinson. Lieut. T 8 Wilkinson. U R
N Dr II W Wiler John a Wilson R. W
Wonlrr Gen. Muwell Van Zandt WoodhuH. Hrr
bert Vadwrcth. Admiral Riehard Walnwriiht. V
8. and Dlrrctor F J Tanes.
MEDICINE AS "INSUEANCE."
Hear dmlrnl Stokes SpertLs Before
Medical Society.
Medicine as an Insurance and business
proposition, as well as a cure for Ills
from the humane point of Iew. was the
arg-ument presented by Rear Admiral
Charles F Stokes. Surg-eon General of
the nn, In an address before the Med
ical Society of the District of Columbia
at the Georce t ashincton I'nlteralti
Medical College last nighL His subject
a -weaicine in tne nav -or to-da
ttlth a large number ot pictures, he
showed how the medical officers or the
navy hae been compelled to combat the
dangers or the advanced science or gun
nery This consists ot treatment for
ponder gas poison and other forms of
casualties that ould naturally result In
natue and not by the enemy's hand
Admiral Stokes stated that a medical
reserve corps, similar to the one In th
army, will be necessary In order to hae
n sjffldent number of doctors practiced
In military medicine and surgery In
time or war
NEW "PENNY IUNCHB00M."
Gospel Mission 1 HI Inancnrate
Restaurant To-day.
Cnder the direction of the management
of the Gospel Mission, TVashtngton'a
fenny lunchroom will be opened at HI
John Marshall place at noon to-day The
opening of the establishment has been
delayed many months by legal difficulties
oier the possession ot the lunchroom
quarters Jo formal exercises will mark
the opening of the establishment
H TV Kline, superintendent of the
Goapl Mission, who will assume charge
or the lunchroom, said last night that
he expects to teed rullj EOT persons dally.
The lunchroom Is designed primarily for
me poor cnuuren who are unable to ob
tain suitable food becaJse of prohibitory
Prices Beginning to-morrow,, the lunch
room will be open from C 30 o clock In the
morning until S o'clock at night It Is
tne intention or tne management even
tually to keep the establishment oDen all
night
How to Get Rid of
Hair Not Wanted.
(Eeautr Culture.)
It Is a simple matter to rid the skin's
surface of hair not wanted If delatone is
used Enough paste Jo cover the sur
face Is made with delatone and. water,
and this is left on the Bkln two or three
minutes, then rubbed off and tho. akin
washed careful)
The pleating part or this Is that the
use ot delatone is quite harmless as
well as painless and once delatone Is
used It rarely happens that the hairy
growth returns. Even though delatone
costs a dollar an ounce the price is
more than Justified by the results fol
lowing Delatone should be purchased
only In the original package to Injure
its full strength and purify.
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clot.
- GETS DESERVED PEOMOTIOtf.
L. J. RODIXSON.
Arpotntsd assistant postmastar of Waahlsxton.
MADE ASSBTAHI POSTMASTER.
Louis J. Robinson Has Worked Way
Up from the Ranks.
Announcement was made by Postmas
ter General Hitchcock yesterday of the
appointment of Louis J. Robinson, a resi
dent of this city since the Spanish-Ameri
can war and an employe who has worked
his -nay up from the ranks, to the post
tlon of assistant postmaster of the Wash
lngton office The appointment was fa
vored by Postmaster If. A. Merrltt.
In making; the announcement, tho following-
tribute was paid the new assistant
postmaster
"It Is believed that the office will be
vastly benefited. Mr. Robinson deserved
the promotion In recognition of long and
meritorious service and his capabilities.
The new assistant postmaster Is forty
two ears old, and was born In Menasha,
Tils. His first experience came when he
entered the postal service aw a dtlUery
boy in I5S7
ASK SCHOOL ITEMS
RESTORED IN BILL
Board of Education and Citizens
Appear Before Committee and
Urge Appropriation.
In a hearing before the Senate Appro
priations Committee Yesterday afternoon
members or the board or education urged
the rclnsrtlon In the District appropria
tion bill of school Items which were ex
punged or reduced by the House An
Interesting feature was Introduced at the
hearing b the appearance of representa
tives ot Chevy Chase. Md , and Kensing
ton, Md, who protested vigorously
against the clause Inserted In the appro
priation bill by the House which bars
from attendance in District schools non
resident pupils whose parents do not pay
taxes in the District equal in amount to
the cost or tuition
Those who protested against the non
resident clause were Thomas E. Robert
ton and C W. Dawson, ot the Chevy
Chase Citizens' Association, and William
Terrell, ot Kensington Representative
1-enis. or Mar land, and Representative
Carlln, or Virginia, were also present and
voiced their opposition to the 'prohib
itory educational clause, as they re
ferred to it These speakers pointed out
that the clause w-as a great Injustice, as
It deprived attendance In the public
schools of. the District children whose
parents, although nonresidents, spend
most or their money in the District
Dr William M Davidson, superintend
ent or school, reviewed the estimates of
the Commissioner for the next fiscal
ear In detail with the committee and
compared them with the District appro
priation bill as it stands In Its sadly
butchered condition.
Among those present at the hearing
were Capt James F Ojster, president of
the board of education, and the members
of the wajs and mesns committee of
the bodj. composed of Henry P Blair.
chairman, William D Hoover, Dr. 'Will
lam V. Tunnel!, and E. H DanleL
MAItniAGE LICENSES.
WHITE.
John G rtanferd 1 and WHlrfmlra a Codrtll,
13 Iter Robert U Fulls.
SMrier H Easier, M. sod Flornee K. Spencer,
2S. cf PiUaburr. Pa. rtT B. II Greene.
William A. Toons S. and Sjlila St Warner U
See Edirard E. OliTtr
Walter 8. Caracal, S3, of Itiehnvnid, Tt . tad
Atuue tt liearaen ji 01 opotujinnia vassxj,
Va. Iter William V Tudor
Charles E. Merer. 29 of Goranatown, Md., and
Lamra Lcitnt. a. a uaitimne. 31a. Her Junes S.
Momgemery.
Walton I Eda-arda, 3 and Florence I Grarea
2. both of Richmond. Va. Rer Charlea E.
Smith.
John L. Pome C and Ethel Amsxtnn, 20 Rer
Frederick R. Bovdm.
Oscar Via, 2J. of Hanrtar County Ta., and
Farm!. A Eubank 22. cf Else- CTHflaxn. a
Rer Donald C JlacLeed
CULUKED
8. rallies. 27. and Hoirroa. Jefferson, rs.
Rer W H Brook a
I O Thompson 31. and Jous. A. F Tutor. 9.
Rer II K. Harris.
DEATH nECORD.
WHITE.
Gustave F Bernhardt, 45 jcars, 1101 G
st. se
Emily C Matthews, 73 years. 1403 30th
st. nw j.
Hartley W. Trundle, 2 years, T2 K at.
nw ,
Olive IL L. naynle, 60 leare. CI Ran
dolph, st- nw, .
Tettr J. May, 66 years, 3150 Dumbarton
ave. nw.
James L. Taylor, 3 years, Xaval Hosp.
COLORED.
Clarence Sewell, 24 years, Washington
Asjium nospiiax,
Thomas Carter, 43 years, 102 M at. sw.
Ella Winstrom. 61 years, 316 V st. nw
Dennis Brawner, 72 years, 1315 S. C
ave se.
Daniel Brown, 75 years, Freedmen'a
Hospital.
Louise Jackson, 2 years. 23S 13th st aw.
Georee Gafford. 27 years. 4S0 I sr. w
William S Campbell. 46 J cars, l nth
su se.
. BIRTH HECOBO.
WHITE
Alpheus -J. and Lillian E. Crane, girt
Jamen M and Virginia L. Arnold. girL
li. Wlnshlp and Emma L. Wbeatley,
girt
Elgin L and Miriam Clark, fclrl.
Herbert E. and Marie G. Pelton. boy.
William E. and Pearl A. O Koran, girL
COLORED.
Charles B. and Sallle E. Foster, boy.
Charles W. and Virginia Matthews.
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TAFT TO BE GOEST
.OP HARYARD CLDB
Annual Banquet of Organization to
BVHeld at Bauscner's
To-night.
The twenty-ninth annual dinner of the
Harvard' Club of Washington will be
held at Rauscher's at 7 39 o'clock Jto
mofrow evening. The guets ot the club
and speakers will Include President Taft,
Prof, Abbott L&wrtnce Lowell, presi
dent of Harvard. Secretary of the Navy
George von I Meyer; Representative
A. P. Gardner, and Percy D. Hauchton,
head coach cut the Harvard football team.
The officers of the Washington Har
vard Club are: President. Beekman Wln
throp; Alee presidents. John W. Hol-
COmbe. Dr. Jlnrvnv W. Wller. linn
Nicholas Longworth, and James F. Cur
tis; treasurer, Pickering Todge: secre
tary John W. Davids?. The dinner com
mittee consists of Walter R. Tuckerman,
cnairman; John W. Dsvldre, James F,
Curtis, Franklin H. Ellis, and Charles
xittmann.
An orchestra will provide aceomDan-
mtni tor a cnorus 01 graauat's who
will sing university and topical sonars.
The hall will be decorated with Harvard
nags. Between HO and 200 of the Har
vard men of Washington are expected to
attend.
OFFERS A BRIBE
TO GAIN A "JOB"
Civil Service Commission Shocked
at letter from Would-be
Letter Carrier.
An applicant for examination for the
position or rural carrier conceived the
idea that he would expedite his appoint
ment by offering the Civil Service Com
mission a sum of money The applicant
was duly prosecuted In the Federal
Court.
After filing his application for examl
nation, he wrote the commission the fol
lowing letter
'If It Is possible for you to give me
your assistance and put me in as a rural
letter carrier rrom this place, I will give
you J2J out or my first pay and CS out of
my second pay, making a total of SjO. I
realize that's small to vou. but if vou
please. If possible, help me that mucU"
He evidently felt some panra of con
science, for he added that lr his offer
would do him no good the commission
should not "allow this proposition to do
me any harm."
The matter was presented to the De-
partment of Justice, which prosecuted the
applicant for attempted bribery and se
cured an Indictment for a violation or the
criminal code or the United States. The
case was brought up for trial on Decem
ber 7. 1911. when the defendant pleaded
guilty and v-aa sentenced to six months
Imprisonment and to pay a fine ot 15.
BI00M DENIES CHABGES.
Mesaasea Received 'Mere from Of
ficer Refute Fort Rnsaell Story.
In messages sent to his mother at Fort
Myer and to Simon Wolf, who repre
sented him In the famous case which re
sulted In the reprimanding of Lieut Col
Joseph Gerrard. Second Lieut Joseph A
Bloom denies that any of the messages
coming from Fort Russell. 'Wjo, to the
effect that he faces a court-martial are
true
The letters which Lieut Bloom an
nounces will follow his telegrams had
not arrived In Washington last night but
were expected to-day or to-morrow bv
Mr. Wolf and the oung officer's mother.
Mill Pamace Is S43,.T,00.
Fire Marshal Nicholson estimated that
the total damage by the fire which de
stroyed the George W Clssell Company's
flour mill, Potomac and IC streets
Georgetown, early Tuesday morning, will
amount to 115,300. The entire loss is
covered bv insurance.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
D S. Dept. of atricultnre. Weather Bnrtan.
Washinxton. Wednesday Feb. 21-S d. m.
The Sonthwestera disturbance has dereicred Into a
crrat atorm that rovers the entire Eastern half of
the country It la central to-nuht over Northwest'
era Ohio, vrttb a secondary center orrr extreme
Northern tlrctnia. the barometer la both centers
reading brtow 3 Incbea. t Waahlnston. D. C at
9 p. nu tednesdsy the baruneter reading wis 2S.V7
lncnes ana atlll rallUx. Tne storm was attended trr
reneral raina and anowa from tb llbsJaaiprt aller
eaairaro. ana oy rajes alone the Mioaie ana bouth
Atlantic and Gnlf coaats. in the Lake region, and
the Interior States, Rtonn warninra were ordered
during Tuesday for th coaat acctiona. Tbemder
atonna occurred in Hie Gulf and South Atlantic
State and In portions of the Middle Atlantic
States, while in the Middle. Ulaeiaafro. and the
Ohio salleya and the sreater portion, of the Lake
region inere went neary snows.
It will he colder Thursday In the Middle and
South Atlantic. 8Utea, and rrobabtr warmer by
Friday Uu-ouxhout tie interior eenerallj
Cold ware wirolnjrs hare been ordered for "vorth
western Florida, and tha extreme portions of Ala
bama and Georgia,
Local Temperature.
Midnight. 11: J a. m to. 4 a. m., 53, 1 a. ra.. 3.
I a. m.. M, IS a. nu. S(, 13 noon, 34, 2 p. in , 39,
4 n, m., 40, p. m., C, S p. a , B. 10 p. m., a
Highest, SI. lowest, 24
Celatlre humidity-S a. ra.. T3. 2 n. m.. 1BJ In.
m., lax Rainfall (I p. m. to I p. m.). (US. Boors
of eunabiae, 0, per cent of poaaible aunahtnev 0.
Temperature same aue Utf rear-UliVelU 32: low.
est, .
Temperatures In Other Cities.
Temperatures in other dtlea. tonther with tha
amsnnt ot rstnfsll for tha twentyfour noun ended
t S p. ra. jeaterday, art as follows.
Baln-
Slas. Silo. 1p.m. falL
Axherille. N. C. ..
SO
Atlanta. Ga 3
Atlantis City. X. 1 4S
Bismarck, N Das a
Boston, Uaaa It
Buffalo, Jf Y 24
Chicago. Ill 21
andnnatl, Ohio 40
Cnejenne. Wyo. 3
Darcnport Iowa.... ....... 24
Denrer, Cbla. .. 34
Des Moines. Iowa. 2$
Dulttth. Minn. - 20
Galreaton. Tex. E2
Helena, Mont- 33
Indianapolis, Ind 2S
Jacasonrille, Fla TO
Kanaas City, Ma........... 3
Utile Bock. Ark ........... X
Los Angeles Cal (S
Marquette, Mka .......... 11
Mem-Ala, Teen ......... 21
New Orleasa. La. -62
New Toeav h. r... .:.... EO
Norm riette. lhr 32
Omaha. Nebr ....i ..
Philadelphia, fl .. U
llttsburx. l'a..... n
Fortland, Me -.. i. 3
rortland. Oreg . - M
Salt Lake City. Utah 3S
St. Louis, Vo....,-....... 3
St. I'aul. JIlnn.. is
Han Francisco Cal CO
Srringfleld. IB XI
Tacoma, Wash as
Tamra. FU Tl
Toledo, Ohio . . 23
vtcasburs, Jltaa-,.... a
Tide Table
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III rasn Win It iiifli Iff i r ' ' H HiTl
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Tables,
Golden Oak.
0 00. Worth J5S.00.
worth JJ1 00.
Worth j:9K0
Worth S39 00
Worth 8 00
Worth S24 00.
Worth S33 00.
worth siroo.
Worth 120 00.
Worth S19 00.
Worth SIS 00.
Worth Sit 00.
S5
S4 00.
S3 00.
S3 75.
SI SO.
Armchairs,
Leather Seats.
S3 60. Worth Sit 00
SS75. Worth J10 50.
i If. Worth 19 50
S50. Worth J" 50.
ABE MABTLN SAYS:
Tipton Bud's nfece else a plan
ner recital isterday. She's quite a
machinist.
Th' easiest tinner in the world is
t' git speakers fer a banquet, an th'
hardest thing is t' stop 'em.
Will Salvaare Wreck.
The derelict destrojer Seneca left les-
terday tor the mid-Atlantic Ocean, far
from the beaten track of the liners.
search for the water-logged remains ot
what was the tull-rigged ship Erne. The
Erne fs loaded with lumber valued at
I rrom 370,000 to 3100.000. Insured by Ameri
can underwriters. The Seneca will at
tempt to tow the wreck to port. The
Erne, 15.CS tons burden, strcl hull.
was bound from Boston to Buenos Ayres
when she was overwhelmed by a terrific
storm 1.300 miles east ot New York on
February 8 and her crew rescued by the
British steamer Cuban.
Ask10,000 Damasres.
Silas A. Carpenter jesterday filed suit
against the Washington Railway and
Electric Company for 310 000 damages, al
leging that while standing, at Seventh
and U streets northwest, a car ran Into
him and Injured both his legs.
W. M. Shnster Improving;.
William M. Shuster, of 1723 Q street
northwest, father of W Morgan Shuster.
recently treasurer-general of Persia, who
has been confined to the Garfield Hos
pital since last baturday night with ab
dominal trouble, was reported last night
by his physician, Dr Thomas Charles
Martin, to be in a greatly Improved con
dition.
Sure, Safe Way
To Cure Corns
"Ilrrjfl" Itatt Sloedy Razor and All.
Corn-free I
Csre-freel
Tuss np more with bloody knives and
razor4-wlth slfmy salves and sticky
stlelelnar nlnstsrsl Bother no more with
bulky straps, cotton wads, cloth dough
nuts, ana similar nuisances: ro more
need adding Insult to Injury.
Fnnt.tnrturA davs nre over. Praise h
to Blngot Great wonOirful. Corn-Conquering
Bingo! Worst corns quickly
yield to its withering touch. Inflamma
tion and pain stop "as If by magic!" No
harm tn nnrmAl flesh. Corn or callous
Just fades away you peel It off, cast it
I rem your sight loot trouoie men la
merely a nieraory!
Make no mistake. If pestered with
corns, bunions. . callouses, warts sever
ally -or collectively it a nuioo you
want There lsn t anything "Just as
good ' . ..
At drutxiata.'c Or direct nron receipt ot Rice.
h Deonlacav rhanmcal Co. 1U No. Dearborn 8t-.
Chtcagn in. 8oU In this city by Henry Biaoa,
Iecu KW V atreet cartivoU 7
1 S24.SO.
I 1:3 00.
J2J50.
I I 131 SO.
I II 14 A
SIS 00.
I I SIS so.
I J13.00.
Ill 00.
S3 50.
mm
JU Jp
Close To-day 1P.M.
A Profitable Morning Visit' Suggested.
It's to the fourth floor here, where are $70,000 -worth
of Furniture at $40,000. Quite logical February is the
month when the great manufacturers are willing- to close
out lots, discontinued patterns and "give-away" samples.
Literally true $70,000 worth for $40,000.
"Extra" for this Morning Only.
The massive Golden Oak Dining-room Tables, with
hand-carved claw feet, value $18, but sold during this sale
at $11, are to be $10 this morning. The Chairs to match
at only $1.69.
Chairs,
Buffets,
Golden Oak.
J120 00. Worth S175 00.
J30 00. Worth J 123.00.
S70 00. Worth $100 00.
J62 00. Worth J80 00.
Golden Oak.
Leather Seats.
00 Worth S7 00.
Worth J6 00.
Worth JSI5.
Worth S4 00.
Worth J3 50.
Worth J3 50.
S5S00. Worth
SS7.00. Worth
J4S00. Worth
J54 00. Worth
J42 00. Worth
S44 00. Worth
J38 00. Worth
S3! 00. Worth
S23 00. Worth
S21O0. Worth
S14 50. Worth
Cane Seats.
S3.00. Worth S4 00.
S3.7G. Worth S3 50.
S3 00. Worth S3 00.
SI S9. Worth S3 50.
Solid Seats
S2.50. Worth S3 50.
S2.2S. Worth S3 00.
SI 76. Worth S3 IS.
SI 98. Worth 12.50.
COLLEGE STUDENTS LEGISLATE.
rasa DITI Grantlnc Franchise Sn
District and Annex Islands.
The Congress of the Washington College
of Law last night passed a bill extending
the right of franchise to citizens, both
men and women, of the District. This
bill was Introduced by Mrs. Sarah T.
Andrews, of Missouri.
A bill introduced by W E. Chapman,
of Oklahoma, permanently annexing the
Philippine Islands as territory of the
United States, was also pa&sed after a
heated debate extending over three meet
ings. St 0,000,000 for Schools.
The Page vocational bill, providing for
the annual expenditure of more than 310,
000,009 for the partial maintenance of
schools In the States and In the Dis
trict of Columbia, in. which agriculture
and home economics are taught, was
favorably reported to the Senate by the
Senate Committee on Agriculture and
Forestry yesterday Tho bill was reported
by Senator Page, of Vermont, Its author.
Unable to Reach Cruiser.
Desperate efforts are being made by
the Navy Department -to reach the
cruiser Washington by wireless and di
rect her to Key West Instead ot Palm
Beach, where rhe will take aboard Sec
retary Knox and his party A furious
storm is raging on the South Atlantic
coast, and this has made the change of
plan necessar).
LOCAL MENTION.
ETCrilSIOXS TQ-DVT.
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company a
steamers from foot cf Serenlh atreet for Old Fotnt
Comfort and Norfolk dally at 443 p. m,
Cars from Fifteenth atreet and New York aresua
erery quarter boor for main entrance. Zoo Park and
Chety Chaae.
To Great Fans Greet FsQs snd Old Doalaloa
Bauroad cars rrery few minutes from TLtrti-etxta
and SI aneeta,
Procreulve) Grocers Find It Policy
to handle Jno G Melnbergs Bread. Par
ticular customers demand It. 716 11th se.
Open for Inspection. Stac ITateL COS Oth.
Capital and PndlTided Proeta Oyer tl.ag.0CO
IT ISN'T THE
SIZE OF THE
FIRST DEPOSIT
that counts so much as
the fact that jou have
STARTED AN AC
COUNT that ou are on
the RIGHT ROAD.
Begin NOW and let
jour capital grow HERE.
tTSame rate ot Interest paid oa
both large and small accounts.
National Savings
and Trust Company,
Cor. 15th and N. Y. Ave.
CT-FOBrr-sixTH tear.
R
does at 1 odock to-day.
I0JA CLARET
Christian- Xairter
909 Seventh Si.
i
Dr. I. Nelson Siren, 47 Pa. are. nw.
I grrv rotx tnatant and permanent relief
rrom au leata iroooies. I do rottiwi
but the highest data work, absolutely
painless, at moderate prices, uaa or local
anesthetic rainless extraction.
Crowna. S3 to C rinings. SO cents us.
Plate, p no.
EDUCATIONAL.
WALTER T. HOLT
Mandolin. Guitar, and Banjo Teacher.
Weekly club practice.
'Phone Main KOT. Studlo..9S K st svr.
for any other elimination, join ear CIVIL Blkv.
lusa LWU9. aux pupua paaa.
THE MILTON SCHOOL
aiXNOORAriix and TyrarwKiTlNU.
HO H ttrm segthatst.
Learn To-day
This Morning .
Whether you need glasses or,
wearing; them, whether they are
correct, these are vital questions.
Stern facts Ho wear unsuitable
glasses Is as fatal as straining
your'eyes without any. Consult
Dr. Samuel an expert optom
etrist with successful practice.
No charge. Mezzanine Balcony,
first floor. . r ,
Serving Tables,
Golden, Oak.
J2L50. Worth S2SJ00.
S20 00.
SIS 00.
$11 50.
Worth 125 00.
Worth S20 00.
Worth SI7J0.
J7S 00.
S72 00.
S 15,00.
S63 00.
55 00.
SS0 00.
350 00.
345 00.
335 00.
J2S 00.
325 00.
China Closets,
Golden Oak.
J JO 00. Worth SSS00.
355 00.
347 00.
345 00.
324 00
322 50.
318 00.
J1I 00.
Worth S75 00.
Worth SJO 00.
Worth S55 00.
Worth 335 00.
Worth J30 00.
Worth J27 00.
Worth SIS 00.
W.B.Moses
& Sons
Will Be
Closed This
Afternoon
LOANS 3
ON DIAMONDS.
WATCHES. JEWELRY.
HORNING, Ninth snd D
a
Tliaj. Famous
s
HOOMAKER s
PENN. RYE g
Order by 'phone. 8
Xi Also TE.NNESSE12. SLOO Dottle, tt
The Shoomaker Co. H
1331 E Street X. W. 8
Established 1833. Those M. 1133m,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
VIA SCIENCE OP HEALTH NAT-
urat, nonsurgical. 4C0-P- book free. Ap-
Every One Enjoys
Buckwheat Cakes
Made of MILLER'S SELF RAISING BUCK
WHEAT. They hare a detidous, aatiafylng
fiaTor an their own. Order MILLEB S" r"
time.
E7At your crccers. No consumers supplied.
B. R EARNSHAW & BRO..
Wholesale Grocera. Ilth and SI ata. ae.
DIED.
FOX On Tuesday, February to. 1312, at
ueorge vvasnmgton university Hos
pital,. JAMES W. FOX.
Funeral at St Mary's Catholic Church.
Bockville. Md, Friday morning, Feb
ruary 23. at 10 o'clock.
HAYNIE On Tuesday, February X, 1912.
at raiamgnt. at 51 nanaoirn place
northwest Mrs. OLIVE K. L. 1I.VT
NIE. Services Thursday afternoon. February
22, at 4 o'clock, at the bouse.
FtTNEBAL DIRECTORS.
J. T. Clements' Sons
FUHEBAL DIRECTORS.
Prompt and efficient service, night or
day. 1241-43 Wisconsin avenue.
Phone West SM.
GE0EGE P. ZDBH0RST.
Jut EAST CAPITOL ST.
Eatabliahad UST. CHA3. 8. ZPEH0B3T. Mgr
W. E. PDMPHEEY & SON,
rCKEBAL DIBECT03S AND TVfBar.yewx
1S3 roortrtstS street nw.
Chapel. 'Phone North ssse.
J. WILLIAM LEE, Fnaeral Olrwcter -snd
moalmer Uiery in connecnon. Oommahovs
Chapal and Modern Crematorium. Mod.it prteea,
ta PennaylTsnla aae. nw. Talephon Mala IS.
W. R. SPEARE,
SCXEBAL DIRECTOR AM) XMBALMXB.
940 F Street N.W.
- WASHINGTON. O. a
Pliones Main tai.
Frank A. Speare, Mgr.
FUNEBAL DESIGNS.
GEO. C. SHATFEB,
Beantifol Tloral Deetgna. eery reasonahle ta prtca,
'Phase I(1S Main. tith a En sta. aw.
PUNEKAL ELOWEBS
Ot Erarr Dtscriptlon-Malerataly Priced.
GTJDE,
rimeraf Design. rwneral Peaunsj
Industries cf Porto Bleo. wsa Introduced lata the
bland in UO by trtaca mr Units,
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