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THE WASHINGTON HERALD. FKIDAY, MARCH 21. 1913.
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SURVEY BOARD GIVES
'THE PERSONAL TOUCH'
Commission to Afford Postmaster Gen
eral Intimate Knowledge of
Department Affairs.
MR. KRAM'S RECORD PLEASES
The object of the commission which
Postmaster General Burleson has ap
pointed to Inquire Into the actual finan
cial, physical, and working conditions of
the Postofflce Department Is not to in
t estimate a series of complaints from mal
contents of the office of the auditor for
the Postofflce Department, as was Inad
ertentIy stated jestcrday morning.
In the first place, as was pointed out
lesterday at the Postofflce Department,
such an lnv estlgatlon naturally would
come from the Treasury Department; In
the second place. Auditor Kram's record
for economy and efficiency In his depart
ment is considered unusuallv good.
The commission, which comprise the
four assistant postmasters general, fs In
tended as a board of survey for the entire
department, to place the members and
the Postmaster General In closer personal
touch with the details of the big estab
lishment and to open the way for intelli
gent attempts to Increase the efficiency
and reduce unnecessary expenditures in
She several branches of the postal service.
The arbitrary audit of a large number
of postofflce money orders was by direc
tion of Congress on recommendation of
the Treasury Department. The money
orders affected had been subjected to two
or the three check tests usually employe!
In the audit. In view of the fact that
few mistakes escape the first two checks
and that to catch up with the work on
the third and last check would require an
expenditure of 167,000 for extra clerical
assistance, the Treasury Department rec
ommended that this part of the work on
remaining unaudited money orders be dis
pensed with. The provision was Inserted
In the general deficiency bill after It had
been explained to and approved by Sen
ator Brlstow. who first gained national
prominence through hi work of reform in
'he Postofflce Department.
FRENCH OFFICERS HERE.
AVIIl Flnnfi AVIreleaai llrivicrfi from
Arllnffton to 1'irTel Tower.
French officers here to investigate the
exact longitude between Washington and
Pans by means of experiments to be
conducted at the wireless station at Ar
lington. Va . adjusted their Instruments
estcrda preparatory to making their
first computations for dispatch b wire
less to the Eiffel Toner in Paris last
night
In their work thev will co-operate with
the United States officers Their com
putations will be hasen upon the exact
difference in Washington and Pans time,
which will be flashed between the stition".
recorded, and the necessar corrections
for passage of electric waves and other
variables will be made
Opt Jaj-ne. of the Natal Ohervator.
will gie tea Monday afternoon at his
residence. 1761 Lanier P'aee Northwest,
n honor of the Frenchmen, and it is ex
pected that the Secretarj of the Navy
.ind seeral government officials will at
tend Hides l.Icht I nd
ht-1.
Jirs Howard Covev of Hagerstown.
Ml. has written The athiimton Herald
to express thanlts to a "friend." who.
reading in The Herald an article about
the disappearance of Mrs. Cote s hus
band pent Mrs Covev jTionev to supply
her wants The benefactor of Mrs Covey
made the donation anonvmouslv
i f when in
Try the New Way
of Curing Corns
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No Pain,
Just take
Tno. Three: No K
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seconds to put
liUIe 'GE1S-1T' on that corn That
orn is dont for as sure as the sun
rises .The corn fchrivels up. Vanishes.
-When I Think of 111 the Thing I
Tried for Corns and Failed, and
GETS-IT" Got Vn In a Hurry."
That's the surprise ;ou get by using
this new-plan corn cure. There's noth
ing to stick to the stocking or sock,
jour corn pains stop. You're sated
the bother of applving- plasters that
make the corn bulge out from the
-ore. You're saved salves that eat in-
have to help by picking and dragging
out your corns, or cutting with knives
3r razors
"GETS-IT" Is safe, painless, stops
pain, never hurts healthy flesh. It Is
guaranteed. Try It on warts, calluses
md bunions, too.
"GETS-IT- is sold at all druggists'
at 13 cents a bottle, or sent direct by
3. Lawrence & Co. Chicago
Sold in Washington by O Donnell's
Drug Stores, People's Drug Stores, P.
G Affleck's.
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AND I THOltJlrTl
PICK&D OUT,)
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ANACOSTIA CHURCHES
TO COMMEMORATE DAY
Special Services Will Be Held on
Good Friday Other
News Notes.
All of the local churchis am to hold
special services today In commemoration
of Good Friday. At stated times this
mornings mass Is to be celebrated in St
Teresa's Church and this evening a spe
cial sen Ice will be held, when the
preacher will be from the apostolic mis
sion house In Brookland. Last evening a
serIce was held In the church and es
terday momlg Rev. Martin P. F. Egan
conducted the service commemorative of
the Institution of the Holy Eucharist.
This mornig at 10 50 o'clock In Emmanuel
Episcopal Church the rector, Rev. W. G.
Davenport, will hold a special service,
but he has been compelled, on account of
his weak condition, to omit the three
hour service held In former ears. To
night the Bishop of Washington will ad
minister the rite of confirmation to a
large class. Also this eenlng special
services are to be held In the Anacostia
Methodist Episcopal Church and the Con
gress Heights Methodist Church. Rev.
Charles F. Sontag will conduct the serv
ices this morning In the Esther Memorial
Episcopal Chapel at Congress Heights.
The weekly entertainment for the in
mates and emplojes of the Government
Hospital for the Insane was held last
evening in Hitchcock Hall In charge of
Dr. Alfred Glascock. Motion pictures
formed the principal amusement. This
entertainment I usually held on Friday
evenlns, but on account of Friday of
this week being Good Friday, decision
was made to conduct the entertainment
last eenlng
Mr. and Mrs C. A. J. Williamson, the
former in charge of the construction work
at the Government Hospital here, have
gone to Palm Beach. Fla., where they
will remain for the next two weeks.
Salem Lodge No. 22. Independent Order
of Odd Fellows, met last evening In the
local Masonic Hall, with John T. Dent,
noble grand, in the chair.
Milton J. Fillius, who has been in
charge of the music at the Esther Me
morial Chapel at Congress Heights for
the past ten ears. and who organized
the present robed choir of that church,
has announced that after Sunday next
he will relinquish his duties In charge of
this choir Mr. Fillius expects to enter
the choir of the Eastern Presbyterian
Church, in Washington
TELLS HOW HE CROSSED
OCEAN IN MOTOR BOAT
Capt Thomas F. Day Delivers Illus
trated Lecture at Banquet in His
Honor by Capital Yachtsmen.
Capt. Thomas Fleming Daj. of New
York, editor of the Rudder, a periodi
cal devoted to the interests of boating
and other aquatic sports, was the guest
of honor at a dinner given by local
jachtmen at the New Raleigh last
night. Among the clubs represented
were the Eastern Power Boat Club,
Corinthian Boat Club. Capital Yacht
Club, and Alexandria Boat Club.
John P. Welcker presided as toast
master, and after the cloth had been
remoed Capt. Day gave an Illus
trated talk on his experience on the
awl Sea Bird and later the thlrtv-five-foot
power boat Detroit in cross
ing the Atlantic
Among those present were Adrian
Slzer. John P. Welcker. C. F. Dcnley,
M. B Hooper.JEu.E'.. Kejes. G. T. Dal
ton. E L. Wilson. T E. Greene, Will
iam Tindall. G. H. Bright. C L. Hard
ing. II F. Rueth. A B. Dent. D. W.
Lord. I. M Thompson. A. O. Clephane.
L. I" Clephane. J. B Henderson, Jr., R.
Wilkins. G. I- Johnson. F. Guest.
W. G Varmv. G W Fosberg, G. E.
Sulllvin. C J. Norrls. W. A. Frank
land C C Milburn, D II. Fowler, R.
IE. Burnham, O E. Braitmavcr. P. R.
Laboulss, A O. Portner P. V. Portner.
I C J. O'Neill. P. Cook. I'. Pattlson. F. S.
Smanoskie, T Williams. J. S Frlck. F.
I C Jones. C Le Due. W. J. Bacon. C. R.
Lesh. P. Budlong. F O'Connell. R. E.
Ettinger. G. A. Anthonv. R L. Frver.
I) Clarke. J E Lawton. C "J. Allen.
I M Fisher. R. L. Gait. V. M. Hcaley. E.
I Wallace. A. P. Hastings. H. P. Wilson.
U' A. North. H. C Chandlee. II. G.
, Kubel. S J. Kubel. S P. Herman. J. W.
Lewis, A. S. Pattlson. N B. Wolcott,
W. A. Heine. P. V Mitchell. F. A.
Barnes. A. Burgess. W. J. Ingram, w.
G. Schafhirt, E. J. Murphy. S B. Don
nelly. W. R. Adams, W. E. Stockctt.
L. Z. Thompson, L C. Crult. W. B.
Laub. E. W. Shepherd. S TV. Howard.
H A. Heltmuller. F. Mver, C T. Ing
ling F. Benjamin. II. Barker. L. S.
Paddock. W. A. Mills. W M. Wagner.
W F. Ruskert. N E. Beson. and J. C.
McCarthy.
The programme committee was com
posed of Adrian Sizer. of the Capital
Yacht Club, chairman: George H.
Bright, treasurer: George T. Dalton,
secretary, William B Laub. jr., C E.
Ingling, II. Clvde Cruit. Barrlngton
Barker, William M. Wagner, Edward
W. Shepherd. T. N. Cullen. W. E.
Stockett, Frank 15. Kees. and John P.
Welcher.
To Dlscnaa Public Golf Link.
A special meeting of the Chamber of
Commerce to take up the matter of pro
viding public golf links for Washington
has been appointed by President D. J.
Callahan This committee will meet In
the rooms of the Chamber at b o'clock
tonight. The members are R. P. An
drews, chairman; A. K. Lvon. John L.
Weaver, E. B. Dean, Guy TV. A. Camp.
Alleged Spv Arrested.
Portsmouth. England, March 20. Karl
Klade. an undersized, hunchback Ger
man, was arrested here today on a charge
of spying on British fortifications.
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Glamour of Cleopatra's Beauty
Proved Marc
Herald's interesting Essay Contest Grows in
Favor Opinions as Different as
They Are Numerous.
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CLEOPATRA'S DEFIANCE.
Scene from photo play nt Garden Easier svreU.
PRIZES AND RULES.
'What una the most Important
event In the life nf Cleopatra!"
CSSVY CO-N TEST.
Make our essajs short, although they
are acceptable If no more than 3K words.
READ CAREFULLY.
FIRST rilIZE 10 IX GOLD
or .Jest Essay.
SECOND Pni7E 5 IV GOLD
For Second Best Essav.
THIRD PRIZE (3
For Third Best Essav.
FOURTH PRIZE C50
For Fourth Best Essay.
FIFTH PRIZE S3
For Fifth Best Essay
sixth rnizE i-io
For Sixth Best Essay.
SEVENTH PRIZE t
For Seenth Best Essay.
EXTRA PRIZES
Of two orchestra seat tickets of Garden
Theater to each winner of the above
cash prizes.
SEVEN' PRIZES.
Eflch fit n Tn.?7iitiinn hme hnMInf- air
persons, for a matinee or night perform-1
iiiji-e ui .icupaira. ai me uanien irc-
ater lor the seven next best essas
FIVE HU.NDRED PRIZES.
Of two orchestra seat tickets each for
a performance of "Cleopatra" at the
Garden Theater to be given for the next
best Sft) essas Essajs will be published
In The Washington Herald tomorrow and
on Sunday, ard announcement of awards
of prize winners will be made in The
Herald on Sunday, March 3, Monday,
March 21, and Tuesday, March 5
The contest closes at 6 o'clock Satur
day night, March z?, and announcement
of awards will be made as stated.
The list of prizes to be gien will not
bo published again In this complete
form.
firing, rnd. or mall yonr easayn la
enled rasrlope. addrrurd tu Cleopatra
Editor. The TV anhlngton Herald.
Readers of The Washington Henld
express their gratification at the op
portunity offered to enter so Interest
ing and educational a contest as the
one which the Cleopatra editor Is con
ducting, and which closes at p. m.
Saturday night.
GOVERNMENT CLOSES
CASE AGAINST KEMP
Court Roles Against Defendant Doctor
in Several Important Ques
tions of Law.
The government finished it-, case jes
terday afternoon against Dr. Thomas J.
Kemp, who Is indicted on a charge of
violating section 211 of the penal code
The jury In the case consists of Mordecai
Parke. Morris Kaufman. George R. Ede-
len. John C. Stone. George L Johnson,
Clements Giebel, John S Arthur. Robert
W. Blair, Edward E. King, William B
Denham. and Albert Dichl.
Senator Fletcher of Florida, father-in-law
of Dr. Kemp, occupied a seat along
side his sonin-law and frequently
prompted his attornevs during the pro
ceedings. Postofflce Inspector James TV. Woltz.
of Cincinnati. Ohio, testified about com
plaints being received hy the Postofflce
Department about doctors and others
using the mails for purposes of transact
ing illegal business, and that he had re
ceived confidential information about Dr.
Kemp. Witness declined to reveal the
name of his Informant and was sustained
b Justice Stafford, it being regarded as
a confidential communication in his ca
pacity as an officer of the government.
Mr. Woltz stated that he sent a decoy
letter to Dr. Kemp for the purpose of
ascertaining whether he was using the
mails to carry on Illegal business and
not for the purpose of having him break
the law.
Attornevs for the defense oblected to
the admission as evidence of a letter al
leged to have been written by the de-
lenaant on the ground that the word
would" which appeared In the letter was
omitted In the indictment, thereby mak
DOINGS OF THE VAN LOONS
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F ??-T IWHEN IT I Sal9
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Antony's Downfall
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If jou have not written jour essay,
do so today. The last received may be
the very one tnat receives the first
prize. Remember, there are S2S In
gold and more than 1,000 of the best
seats at the Garden Theater to see
Helen Gardner In the masterpiece mo
tlon picture of "Cleopatra" all next
week. Tho special musical pro
gramme which the Girden Symphony
Orchestra, of ten, under the leadership
of George B Clogan, will render.
terpretlng the theme of the play, will
be one of the features of the engage
ment.
Tho Eirnt In Cleopatra's Life.
Most Important, according to many es-
salsts jesterday, was:
"When she killed herself." Max M
Bernstein.
"Meeting with both Caesar and An
tony." Walter L Fowler.
"When she met Mark Antony." John
L. McMaster.
"Her defeat In battle of Actlum."
Mer Lavenstcin.
"Meeting Julius Caesar." Edward L.
Duncan
"VV hen Antonv called Cleopatra to his
tribunal." Gladys Empey.
"Exercising her power oer Caesar."
Brlska . Zwlssler.
"Mustering of troops In Srla to re
assert her rights to the throne" J II.
Terrell
"Her lo'e for Mark Antony and his
love for her 'Lucy Love
"When Apollodorons unrolled a bale of
Eastern carpet in Caear's presence, and
from it there emerged joung. friendless,
appealing Cleopatra ' M E. Smith.
Charles J Simpson sas the moving
picture Industry has a wide field In tran
scribing the events of actual and ficti
tious life upon the screen, but none that
presents a better opportunity for the
tragic and dramatic than Cleopatra.
"Had "h not met Caesar, she prob
ablv would have gone down In history
merely as a dethroned sovereign."
Bruce Warden
Judged h) the great Inflow of essayists,
this Is one of the most popular contests
of the kind which The Herald has ever
undertaken There are plenty of prizes,
so try for one, and see Cleopatra" at the
Oarden Theiter next week.
ing the Indictment of no value. The
district attornew argued that a long as
the omission of the word did not change
the sense and meaning of the letter It
should he admitted. The court took the
Mine view, and the letter wai In sub
stance "jour letter received and I would
say that It would cost J2iY and take about
a week" The case was continued until
Monday morning.
LAY OUT NEW COURSE.
Colnmbla Clnb tmnlori Profei-
alnnnl for TVnrk.
The next two weeks will see the former
grounds of the old Columbia Golf Club
put In such beautiful shape that thej
will rival anv golf course In this part of
the United States. The grounds are belrg
thoroughly gone over h- n professional
who I working out a beautiful golf
coure, tennis court", and a regulation
baseball diamond The clubhouse itself.
which ha. been considcrablj- run down
and allowed to become dilapidated, al-
readj show signs of a modern and up-to-date
place It is being thoroughly
gone over and modernized from the roof
to the cellar under the direction of a
house committee consisting of Henrj'
Goodman. Morton J. Luchs, and Louis
SJmon Phil King was elected chairman
of the greens committee: Mr. Joseph D.
Kaufman, chairman of the tennis com
mittee, and Mr. Joseph D. Drejfus, chalr-
lan of the hasebsll committee.
The officials of the club report over 200
subscribers and paid-in members, with
many applicants for membership pending.
under the programme which Is now be
ing made In the waj- of improvements and
renovating. It is very likely that the for
mal opening will take place between April
15 and May 1.
Battleships of tho United Sta'es nary will be
equipped to assist city fire departments in fighting
fires near water fronts.
Next time Father isn't going
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EASTER GOODS.
IF YOU WANT SPECIAL
EASTER GOODS, STOP
ATS151 M ST. N. TV.
AWNINGS AND WINDOW SHADES.
w MAKE A (SPECIALTY OF FIRST'
class opaqqe shades; hung at 50a es.cn.
A card will bring salesman. R. C. M.
BURTON & SON. 911 E St. nw. Phone
Ml S49I.
AUTOGRAPH LETTERS.
AUTtWOUILES.
FOR HIRE.
PHONE MAIN CSM FOR BEST 5-PAS-senger
touring cars. Our rates art
right. Try u.
FOR HIRE 5-PAS. PRIVATE AUTO;
12 per hour foi 4 passengers. 203 Pa.
Ave, se. Lincoln 1S35.
FIVE-PASSENGER AUTO.
$2.00 per hour.
Foot wanner.
AUTO HIRE CO.. Linen. "53.
FlVK-PAbSEN-JER TOURING CARS
and taxlcabs for hire. Phona Main
J7.
AUTOS FOR HIRE. FIVE AND 8TSV-en-passenger
tourlnr cars and taxlcabs.
Reasonable rates. PHONE M. 171
REPAIRING.
AUTOMOniLB RARAGC VND REPAIR SHOP.
S27 tlh PI fe : lire itanrp tt month ffiiwy
line. IS nt rer sL Cjlindfr oil. (J cenU.
REPAIRING br firtorj xtMHit. Moton e
haolM for nit 30 days 113. Rara It dot now.
Arold the .prior rain H. B. SHARP CO. 1MB
U (rrar). Phono N. "3X.
EXPERT TIRE REPAIRING: ALL
work guaranteed. Collins & Talbert.
Hi2 lth St nw North 450
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
FOR SALE-GROCERY DEPARTMENT
In my store. The rleht party with
moderate capital can make money. Ap
ply 918 La. Ave.
OFFICE FILING EQUIPMENTS.
WOODRUFFS IMPROVED IILE HOLDERS
and rabtneta to rat alt rrqntrementa Cabinet
work for departments and offioM WOODRUFF
MANl'FACTLTtlMJ CO. 150S-19U K St.. and
lOT rx"l. w -Torx Ate nw Phone Main 13M
EVERYTHING FOR EVERYBODY
A UltST CLASS CIGAR STORE. WITH TERIOD-
Scala, toja randr. notiona, and all neceaaltlea.
U. A LOCHRET. ni H at. ne.
ABSOLUTELY TESTED WORK. REBUILT
Tirea Cheap, Auto Tire Befair TVorkJ. 77th and O
ata nw Phone 7 1757.
BANJU. MANDOLIN. GUITAR LLSSONS BT
Mr. L A. CALLVV. U0 !th at. ne. Irjtroctor,
Georgetown rnlreraity.
SIGNS OF ALL KIND3 AT THE WASH1NGTOV
blm Co., 1310 O at. nw. -Tho QuaUtj Shop.'
M MM.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
CHAIRS. -SO: WASnSTANDS. ODC: IRO! BEDr),
fl; rprinca, St 60; Boeton couchea. n.50; ebiffonlcra,
C: braeaua, C.S0; pulowa. Sc Mattlnaa. carrata.
brddlex, beatlnr atorea. cook atorea, crockery. Starr
thine cheap. C3 5th BL nw.
SPRING IS HERE. LET US SUPPLT
vou with Drtvet hedge, evergreens. &C.
Alo attend to jour gardening. Prices
lowest In city Satiafactlon guaranteed.
WASHINGTON RULB CO. 13S N. C.
se Line 1705.
HOMEMADE.
CAKES. PIES. BREAD. AND ICE
cream. OTTO MOHLER. IMS ISth St.
nw. Phone M. 145S.
BILLIARDS. BOWLING. POOL.
ICE CREAM AND CANDY.
WHITE HOtSE CAXDI KITCHEN. KB 3rH
at. nw . under new manasemesL Home-made
candr dallr. and rure ic cream.
PERSONALS.
WORKINGMEN AND IN ADDITION
to good value, vou get. the big. sure
cash saving that always comes jour way
If jou buy In this store: fine stock of
new pants. S3 to S3: sllghtlv ued suits,
S3 to S10. JUSTH'S OLD STAND, 613 D.
.NOTICE. Pairn Tickets Cashed. Second
hand Diamonds and Jewelry bought.
Louis Abrahams. 815 G. opp Pat. Office.
MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATB
la small artl large rums. All transac
tions conducted with economical eonald
ration for borrower". TTM. H. SAUN-
AigRH ft CO.. southern Bide.. 877 litn It,
MONEVTOLOAN on approved city real
estate at lowest current rates; special
privileges with respect to prior parmsnta,
Tyler Rutherford. Inc.. 73a 15th Sa.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
The Salvation Army
121 Pa. Ave. N. TV
Will help tho contractor o- housewife to find suitable
help. Call Vlaln 2i O-flce open 7 JO to 10 a. ra.
Cnr Lines Helncr Probed.
The Interstate Commerce Commission
yesterday announced that It had besrun
a formal Investigation In the matter of
private cars, and private-car lines. The
commission will sflve a series of hearings
throughout different parts or the United
States to railroads, private-car line com
panies, and shippers. The commission
undertakes the Investigation, It Is stated,
on account of complaints made that
ownership of private cars resulted In
favoritism and to rebating, and discrimi
nated against manufacturers and others
who did not own private cars, and were
competing against others who did have
such equipment.
to criticise.
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
HOUSES.
FOB SALEKru Beanttnd Lincoln Park; hiadacra
bar window brick, comttnbx 4 rooms, Ktrpuoa
halL bath and orilar; hptwater beat; alcctrle and
gaa llsnta. rnop. IB 000; eaar terms.
II. n. HOTVENRTEIN CO.. JSt F St. aw.
Or 7th tad B SUk it.
FO It BALE-A bit btnalr..- tatnatcd on corner ef
aller. orrrlookinr gorernmeat park; contains
Iain mama, til bath, reception ban. bot-wattr
heat: on big- lot. fla and electric llzhta. estonlal
porch front: doable, porch la rrar. Price reduced
to 14.750. Eair terma.
n. B. H0WTX8TJ1X CO . 1314 T Bt nw.
Or 7th and H Sta. ne.
FOR SVLE New colmlal home, near Lincoln Tark
ne?er occupied. Fine lot to aller. Houw con
tafca larre rooma: trla bats, doable flonra; hot
water heat: hardwood Dnlih; price, K29D; rerr
eaT terms.
R. It. HOWENRTEIV CO . 1314 r BL m.
Or th and n Sta. ne.
FOR SALE Jmt completed. 3 rooma deep, sreateat
mrsain erer offrrcd In the northweat. rneo e
It 15: ( larze rooms. Me bath, hot-wattr h
iaa and electric L'zhta. Fine, deep lota. Terrnt
eair
H. It. nOWXNgTKIN CO. 1314 F St nw.
Or 7th and R Sta. ne.
FOR RALE In Prtworth. beautiful new cofor.Ul
homea. within one equara of cars; C large rooma.
tile bath, recertion hall, gaa lcc. mnaol mirror in
halL Caa. and electric UcMa. Price only 4.375.
Term tery eaar.
R. It. HOWTARTEIV Cr 1314 F 8t. nw.
Or 7th and R Sta. ne.
ICnURBAX.
rREmr S-ROOJf BCN'OAtlVf; tTATER. OAS;
8PECIAL OFFER.
Look at thli for tZSOflff)
New slx.room house, lot 45x150 feet.
tight minutes to street car, adjoins Ta
koma Park.
Inquire 00 Bond Bulldlnr.
FARHi.
FOBTT-M.Ni: ACREA OOdD. CLEAR, nir.tl
loam: elesant horn and fann buUdlncs: near Ber-
wrn. Md.; much fruit; fullr equlpred for farmlnr or
mnlhr: rrice. RTCO: tlotl - OEOBOE a
WALKER. Kenota BMz.. 11th and G Sta.
BEND FOR OtIR BIG LIST OP FARMS
for sale. MARION niTCKETT AV BON.
Ill P 8treet Northwoat.
FARMS. LARGE AMD SUALL. IfKAa WA8B
tnitoa: ttnr tttM. Ate. 8. U MACKALU Mat.
onolltan Bank Bats.
FOR RENT REAL ESTATE.
HOUSES FURNHnED.
HAVE YOUR RENT8 INfTURED.
YELLOTT & STUBBLEFTELD.
14th and U Sta. nw. Phona N. 415.
FOR SALE COTTAGE.
FOR SALE-TAKOMA PABK. COTTAGE. 7
rooma; heat lot In Park; H acre; S2.2SS; near atrinf.
Call 2KB CnlTeraitr Tlace. Wa-hlnton. D. C.
LOTS WANTED.
IF YOU WANT TO CONVERT YOUR
vacant lots Into cash see or write us at
once, giving location and price.
NORMAN & ROBINSON. Ine,
201 Southern Rulldlnr.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
REAL, ESTATaV
OhT OUR SALES AND RENT LISTS.
JOHN F. DONOHOE SONSL
114 Pa. Ava. S. tt
HELP WANTED.
WANTED ALTERATION HANDS
for coats and skirts. Slgmund, 738
Seventh Street Northwest.
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED PRESS-
er on ladles' and cents' garments. B.
FERMAN. 433 7th St. sw.
AN INTELLIGENT PERSOt HAT LAR.1 flat
SBoathtr tone ponding for naaaiaucia: ao aaaraas
hit; aend for particular!. FBLS3 BTNDICAIS,
m. Lackport. N. X. '
I MADE . IN I-tTB XEABa WITH
aauB mB order bcasaeas: began with til sa
tar fra. booklet: tstla now. BBACOCK. ami. La
art. B. X.
FEMALE.
W ANTE D ACTRESS OR LEADING
ladv. rlneer. scubrette. S20: also ten
chorus girls. Apply quick. MOSS MUSI
CAL COMEDY CO. 417 9th 8L nw.
WANTED MILLINER: GOOD PLACE
for a first -class maker. Mrs. TVM. P.
BELT. 714 II St. ne.
WANTED TOUNO GIRL TV7HO UN-
dersfands something about typewrit
ing. Call at 301 Columbian Building.
1R INTXLLIOrVT PEBSOJCMAY TAR" fflt
tot: aecd for particulars. raiS3 BINDIOAtaV,
LOST AND FOUND.
LOtsT A LAVENDER KMT BAG CON-
talning lady's watch, pin. and money.
Finder may keep money if bag and other
contents are returned to Room , Jietze-
rott Bidg.
LOST DOG: MALE: SCOTCH COLLIE
white ring about neck: ears tipped
Diacx, tan tipped white ana DiacK. stray
ed from 1129 10th St. nw. Liberal reward.
NON-MEDICAL HEALING.
nitt'CLESS HEALINO tlPFRATIONS THAT
ABB -LM'ISSI-TL AND THE PATIENTS BE-
COVEIt Til till health, lou don t want the
othee kind
LOCOMOTOR ATVTIA. INFANTILE and other
rvitVLTMS, INSOVtMV. ASTHMA RVBDL.N
IMI, and SCLEBOSIS of the ABTEB1ES Vertlr)
lMllllF-STION- the VABIOCt) forma of SPINAL
and rserrnus AlLMb'VTS together witn tuoae M
KICJ1IS ( lUtllMO (It matters not which one) DIS
tASES that YOU BUFFER with or from, and for
which medicine and TOUB VHTSICIAh hate no
mAmnnatm fmim!. VtPt TV RWtnir.V trt h RVHT
HiriTl.M of DltCULEsS HEAUNU. LADY A5
bINTANT BOOkLFT and IN'FORVIATIOV at OFFICE or
MAILED KBEE. CONSULTATION FREE.
uoura, m a m. to a p m.: bundaya. li to i.
l'BOF. n. V. D, rABKEB.
103 9th St nw
RFAIS BOOKLFT-1T WltJ. XX TOO OOOn
MOVING, PACKING, & STORING.
MtLl. MOV1.NU rDK MTOBAOC-CALL N. 1111
tzr estimates. fpo aepanta rocma. SVIITU a
TBANBtEK ANP'TlTOKAUE CO . la g St.
BAGuAGE-BAGGAOET CALL N. 73L DNIOit
Button Baggaga and Mortrg Exprea 0&; prasant, I
pouir, ana expencneea aexmoB, hubi. nw.
By F. LEIPZIGER
NoVV VOW!
JTd AWHT BE3J 5MBL
AaotTIT.'L
CAN WAS
jt-ET YOU C0 WITH
I MR AND dHOOSE.1
Lanother:
OtfTFiT -
PIANO TUNINQ.
riANo tuninis, mo; work ouar-
anteed; S9 y.ars exptrlenc In iwttr
work. T. HOLVKRSQN. ita East Cap.
PLUMBING AND KTTPMTlS.
SEWING MACHUiES.
JNGEB 8KW1NU MACHINES. 0 DOWB AJIB
a lr wk. H. B. GITKM.tB Pa. Aim, as, Waaav
STEAM, HOT-WATER HEATING.
TINNING AND HEATING.
UPHOLSTERING.
FIRS T-C LABS TT'ORK: LOW
K?
prices 2012 H Street Northwest. Phons
WINDOW SHADES & SCREEN8.
camrrchenarra aaaonmnta In atara asd aaada vm
mtm anadaa. atreent, sad doora, Prtosa alwoa tav
aonaei BarJatactlon n
inn aa H
Sta. N. E.
WANTED MECELLANE0U3.
I0O (JLU ! KATilERBEDS AND PIL-
laws at once by tea CAPITAL BED-
DING CO . 1241 7th St. nw. TL North 51 .
WINDOW CLEANING.
AUCTION SALES.
Tn03 J. OWEN k EON. Auctioneer!.
TBIISTEFS' RALE OF VALUABLE UXTJ'.
rBOVED LOTS IV CHEVY CIIASE AND
CHEVY CHASE CBOVE. D a
Br ru-toe of fonr certain deeda of trait AJt re
corded In Liber 150. at folio at aeq. Liber 3351
at folia et aei Liber 35S3 at folio Kt et act
and LllVr JMI at folio IU et aeq. reapecrltelr. of
tfce Land Becorda for the Diatrfct of Columbia,
and at the request of the party secured thereby,
tho onderHined trustee will aell at rinbllc auctfcn
within the office of Thos. J Owen ic Son. Ane-
tloneers 1331 O Street N W. Washington. D C.
on THCB9DAY. the 3th diy cf March. 1W. at
1 o'clock p. ra.. the following described real estato
situate In th District cf Colombia and being all
of lota 1, z. X and tho sooth half br the full
derJh of lot 4. all In aqnar 157. and l(a 17. 1.
!. 39. fl. aod 22. In square I7U. In Fulton B.
Cordnn'a SubditWon of part of a tract of Itnd
called "Cherr Chase " as said subdtTision is record
ed in tho office of the Surreior of the District cf
Columbia In Countr Book 74. page. 41; alao, lot
3 In block "024. and lot 33 In square SCI. In Ful
ton It. Cordon'a FubrlMsion of part of ft tract
of land called "Chery Chase Grose" "Besurrey
on New Seat," "Vale." ard "Fellowship." aa
said subdivision Is recorded In the ofke of tho
Burreror of the District of Columbia. In Book Na.
42. page 21
Terras cf sale: One-third eieh. the remainder !n
one and two years, with interest st per cent, se
cured by a deed of trust, or sll cash, at the pur
chaser's option. The lots in each square will be
offered separately, and 1100 deposit required orm
acceptance of bid. Conveyancing. &c. at pur
eha.er'a cost Sa! to he closed within fifteen day
or deposit forfeited H D COBDOV and BOB
EBT E. nEATEB. Trustee under two first men
tioned tmsta. II D. GOBDON. Trustee, under
two last mentioned trusts. mhlO 12.14.77 19
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.
I"C THE SCPBE1IE COCBT OF THE DIS-
tnct cf Columbia Is a Court of Binkruptcy
In the matter oe Ldward PnnettI taukropt. In
bankruptcy No. SSI Notice is hereby risen that
the abose-named bankrupt has filed his petition
prajmg for a dischar-e from all his debts m
bankruptcy nd that his creditors and ether per-
in Interest sre required to enter their ap
pearance in opposition, if any so desire, in tho
Clerk's Tie of said court rn or before the 25th
day of April. 1913 WILLI VM M HALLAJI.
Bcferee in Bankruptcy
RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
rBEJIIEB CABBIER OF THE FOCTR.
K. B Following schedule figures published enly
aa tnlormsti'-n and a-e not guaranteed. .
TBAIN3 LEAVE WASHINGTON.
For Atlanta. Montgomery. Mobile New Orleaaa.
139 a. m. and 13 43 n. m. daily. Dining r!.
For Oiattscoogt and Meraphil. rla Aahrrille. B-C
P TO.
:al!.
For Atlanta. rVTurabn" Blrmlerham. IX a. m.
and 4J5 r ra. dally Dining cars.
For Atlanta. Armlstcr, Talladega. Calera. Setmi.
S0 a. m. ard 4:35 p. m daily, and for rnlootcwrt.
Demcpolis. Meridian, ra) a m -dsBy. TMnHg ears.
For Boanoke Bristol. Knorruio. Chattasoera.
Blrmlrc-isra. Meridian Vlcksbcrg. New Orleans.
10 10 p m. dally Dining ears.
For Roanoke Knomile. cnarunooga. Nasarme.
Memrejs. 438 a, m. daily, sleeping ear may be oe-
enWed after 100 p. ra. Diriag ear.
For Asherille. SS0 a ra.. SS p. ra.. and 19-45 p.
ra. dallr. Dining ears.
For Oolurobia. Su-areerriTle. Charteeton. Alkri.
Augusta, Sarannah, Brunswick. JscksonrlTla. and
Florida points, SSS p ra dally Dining ear.
Tourist car for California, dally except Sunday.
133 p ra.
For Danrfllo flocaT). 7:30 a. to. dally.
For Harrisonburg. s:3o a. ra. dally (parr ear).
its t m. fparlor car), and 4i" p- ra. week dars.
For Ctiarlcttesrille flocsl). 70 a. ra. axd 4x3
p. in. dally.
For Warrenton. 80 a.ts.llrOa.in.44pira.
dally; 32S p, in. (parlor car), and 135 p, ra. acd
week days. L S BBOW.t. General Agent.
NORFOLK & WESTERN RWT.
SCHEDrLE IN EFFECT OCT. SO. 7372.
Lean TTasfclngton, New Union Station.
ISO a. ra. Dallr All points on Norfolk & Vresterr,
10 Is p. ro. Dafly Boanoke. Bristol. Winston
Salem. KnoxnTIe. Chattanocga. NashtUle. New Or
leans. Through aleeper. Dlnteg cars.
4d0 a. ra. For Bristol. Knorrule. Chattasonra.
Kashrille. and Mrrarhis. Waarilngton-Merapala
aleepms open at 10 p. m.
For Norfolk Leare dally 430 a. ra. and 72:01 noon.
Arrlra Norfolk 112D a. ra. and 530 p. m. Parlof
can.
4 10 p. ra. Dally Berryrllle, Tjiray. Shenandoah.
Tratna from the Southwest antra SdS a. ra.. 10 IS
p. m.. and 7213 a m. dally.
AH Information 1413 New Tork Arerrae. errrjalU
Bond Building
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO LINES.
3J3 p. m. Daily Sleepers to'LoulsrfCe. ClndncaU.
Indianapolis, and 8L Louis.
430 p, ra. Daily Pullman ta Ctncumttl ssd
Chicago.
1139 p. ra.. Dally Bleerers to TfrglnU Bot Snringf
Onclrmat. and LoulrrlTie.
Qglcea. 3U Pa Are . 1X9 P Rt and Cnlon itaOon.
LOANS.
MONEY FOR SALARIED PEOPLE
and Others ucon their Asm nam-
CheAn nl4 eosir narmml. .nna.ml.l
J D. H. TOLMAN. Room 50S. 533 ISth St. nw.
IT, AND l'U.1
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