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SPECIAL NOTICES.
let rs clean yolr carpets ami hi g>"
work gone by band machine* preferred.
IMPERIAL vacuum CLEANING CO., 1Lr>a
4th at. n.e. Phone Lincoln 1727. 20*
Hi1 you BAVK one SPARE DOIXAR IN
your pocket, that'a enough for a start on
4aTina* account. Too many people ke-p a
few dollars in tboir pocket, waiting for the
time when the* will have enough for a fond
(toed deposit. It lUpe away for little needless
axpeneee and the savings account la never
started. Take whatever .too can spare now
to the Merchants and Mechanics Savings
Baak: then add to It aa rapidly as possible.
will ANY PERSON WHO SAW LADY
knocked down by electric automobile at Conn.
|ve. and K, September 27. 4 p.m.. communicate
with MISS MARGARET MCCARTHY,
mnan of Engraving and Printing, care Capt.
Etng. m*
TO school TEACHERS AND DEPARTMENT
srapieres. aa extraordinary opportunity is offered
te get in on the ground floor of the best
orchard proposition ever launched In the eaat.
Managed entirely by Friends (Quakers) of years'
>xpenen>? in apple growing. Write for booklet,
"Money That Grows on Trees." Small
monthly payments.' Address Box 246. Star ofice.
HALF STORE TO LET ON NORTH SIDE OF
F nt. bet. 12th and 14tb sts. Address Box
|0O, Star ofllcc. *
v/vm/nv tu updffov httkk that the
lUllUb IM
trm erf Eyerirt A Whitlock has dissolved partnership
as of September 1. 1911. by my Nvltbdrawal
from the firm. Mr. E. G. Everltt will
conttnoe the business.
EDGAR J. WHTTLOCK.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
The death on Monday last at his home la
Brooklyn. N. I., of Mr. Freeborn G. Smith,
manufacturer of the Bradbury piano. In no way
affect* the Washington business.
Mr. Smith, sr., retired from the presidency
of the Washington house two years ago.
The F. G. Smith Piano Company of Washafton
Is a separate corporation under the Dlset
laws, with the following officers:
Mr. F. G. Smith. Jr.. President.
Mr. W. P. Van Wlckle, Vice President.
Mr. A- J. Powell. Treasurer.
Mr. Frank G. Smith. Secretary.
Mr. J. J. Darlington General Counsel.
Mr. Victor J. Becker, Assistant Secretary.
Mr. Edwin K. Staley, Assistant Treasurer.
The new Bradbury Building is located at
1*17 F St.
W. P. VAN WICKLE,
Vice President F. O. Smith Piano Co.
MONET TO LOAN.
SPEC!AD 5% FUND.
ON D. C. REAL ESTATE.
FRANK T. RAWLINGS CO..
14?S New York are.
FOR THE YEAR ENDING AUGUST 81. 1911.
saving? uep.eitors of the Merchants and Mechanics"
Savings Bank received in Interest
$3?,f>10.RS. Do yon realise that this bank not
Only furnishes yon with absolute safety for
your savings. but It pays you for the privilege
of rendering such service? If you are not
already a depositor, see that some of your
money is where It will call for a part of
this bank's next Interest disbursement.
1 WISH TO ANNOUNCE THAT I HAVE. THIS
eleventh day of Oct., 1911, purchased the grocery
business at 9"0 1st st. s.w., clear. I am
only responsible for debts contracted by me
personally. SAM RAPPAPORT. 900 1st et. s.w.
14*
CTIAS. H. Tl RNER, LATE ASSIST A f
United States attorney. desires to announce
that he has opened offices for the general prac-.
tice of the law at rooms 501-2 Columbian
tldg.. 416 6th st. n.w. 15*
btu. E. GARTRELL,
1001 O St. n.w.
Furnaces, la trobes and ranges repaired. New
latrobes and ranges pnt la. Roof repalriac.
I "hone North 4427. u.-.rs received at 1309
Ne* ton at.. Broohland.
CONSOI.IlM l KO OAlLOAD SHIPMENTS TO
PacJfc ? as! at reduced rates SECCBITi
STORAGE CO.. 1140 15tb at. Safe deposit,
cold tnrs.s nnchers. foreign forwarder#
JOHN C. ATHEYI
Public Accountant.
0O1-5OC Westory hldg.. n.c. err. 14th and F ata.
n.w. Telephone Main 3*6"*.
Lawyers Will Find Our
Printing Facilities Ideal
?for turning out their Briefs and Motions.
Work done quickly, neatly and accurately.
hied & Detweiler, Inc.,
THE BIG PRINT SHOP. 42^-22 11TH
?You'll feel better in every way
when you drink Ballantine's
Canada Malt ALE?a good beverage?a
fine tonic. $1.00 a doz.
Shnrr^ker Co., J..."'/ "*m
Send In Your Order
?for WHITE PINE BLINDS
quickly. Hundreds are profiting
by the special price.
BARKER'S, 649 N. Y. Ave.
Now Is the Time
For Roof Work.
REPAIRING AND PAINTING OUB SPECIALTY
FOR 20 YEARS.
Oar L-uaralitre, which Is equcl to a GOLD BOND,
pies with every job.
Grafton<&?ora,
Phone Main 760.
"I NEVER DISAPPOINT."
THE SERVICE SHOP
features the printing of Lawyers'
Briefs and Motions.
BYRON S. ADAMS.
SAVING LEAKY ROOFS.
Don't tear off the roof at flrst sign of decay.
Oor thorough repairs and a heavy coat of Ironclad
Roof Paint will save yon money and endless
worry. Get onr free estimate. Call us up!
IDlHlNn Arh .126 1-tfh st. n.w.
fl IrylviN ^ lL,/TiLP romnary. Phone Main 14.
Always Ready to Serve,
DR. SCniNDLER'S PEANUT OIL BUTXER.
-old by all Groeers. 10c. 20c and 25c Jars.
16*
Tin GREAT MODERN PriVT NT. HOUSE.
Ffvlps Chanire im PHntimr
- v o ?a
-jo#i as In "ther thins*. Tour printing, if done
by us. wl'1 bo up to the minute.
Rufus H. Darby Printing
Co., 905, 987, 939 E St.
Tarl t Building. Phoi e Main (MS.
BEN SCHWARTZ,
The Tailor,
Desires to announce to his
friends and patrons that
while his new building
at 920 F street is being constructed
he is
Temporarily Located
at 710 9th St. N.W.
HIGli GRADE WRITING PATER* FOR PARTICULAR
CORRESPONDENCE.
Paper In pound packages. with enMslopca to
match. Full line LOOSE LEAK MEMORANDA
aad PRICE BOOKS.
E. Morrison Paper Co..
1000 Pa. Ave. N.W.
Orel 7:50. eUtae 0 all week day*.
Cut Darlings
Down Work
Your 414 9th At
Printing Painless
Bills, SToSn Prices.
CHURCH NOTICES.
1*. W. C. A.
YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
12th and F sts. n.w.
Stiver Bay Sunday, 4 30.
I Vesper service.
Viae minutes' report from four delegate*,
i Special mnelc.
I CHRISTIAN 5CIEYCB.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST.
15th and B eta. n.w.-Services, Sunday. II
a.m. and * p.m.. subject. "Doctrine of Atone
.. a^fr^wvl 11 mm- U'^rl r.^.l ., ..
i iucsi ? .7?uyn? iiivvi, * * ?.?? . * j
evening meet'ng. 8 o'clock. Public cordially
i invited. Readin* room. 801 Colorado building
'BVANCEUFAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
AT EA LECHER'S HALL. CORN UK CONNECTI;
cut it?. and L at. n.w.. at 11 o'clock a.m.,
Wtnfleld 8. Whitman will deliver a lecture.
Hall coram odlou* and comfortable, surroundings
elegant. Seats free. All Invited f
PEOPLE'S CHURCH.
THE PEOPLE'S CHURCH. NON-SECTARIAN.
643 Louisiana ate. n.w.?Services every Suuday
night at 7:30. Everybody welcome. Rev. G.
J. 8. Hunnlcatt. paator. *
PTTHIAN TEMPLE. 1012 9TII ST.?SERVICES
at 11 a.m.. symposium on "The People's
Church: Its Aim and Opportunity." Speaker*.
Mrs. Carrie E. Kent. Prof. Thomas K Will.
Mrs. C. E. Mackenzie and Mr. B. P. Mann. A
cordial welcome I* extended.
MEXTAL AMD SPIRITUAL HEALING.
MRS 8EATON WILL GIVE A TALK EVERY
Tuesday, 8:1b p.m.. at the Farraent t.Vpt. 2f>2>:
I --object Oct. 17. "Invisible Thought* Made
Ylelble., Public invited. Patients treated
1 week day.
NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER.
, MISS EMMA GRET AND I?R. KICKER. TEACHers
and healers of 20 years' experience.?Daily
, msi meeting. Srmpojintn Wodn.-sdaya, 8 p.m.
Loan and Tru*t bid?.. F ard Dth.
\
CHURCH NOTICES.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
HAMLINE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,"
SOU atel P streets northwest.
Bev. Joseph M. M. Gray, minister.
0:SO a.m.?Sunday school.
11:00 a.m.?Sermon: 'The Restoration of the
Past."
7:00 p.m.?Kpwortli League praise service.
8:00 p.m.?Sermon: "lift* May We Know
That Jestis Is Divine?"
All sittings free. Strangers always welcome.
wilson'memokial m. i: cnuRCii.
11th st. between tJ and I s.e.
TAMES L. McLAIN, pastor.
!>:S<) a.m.?Sunday school.
t 1 la'k I>_^.. ?l. La, *!,. ?? ? 4- t'riT
ia.tw a.m. ?i iv-ni-uuiK '? iuc |Juai??r, ri'b*
LOWED FY A CONSECRATION
SERVICE.
6:45 p.m.?Epworth League service.
7:3'? p.m.?Preaching by the pastor. FOLLOW'ED
BY REVIVAL SERVICES.
REVIVAL SERVICES EVERY
EVENING DURING THE WEEK
EXCEI-r SATURDAY FOR SEVERAL
WEEKS.
SPLENDID GOSPEL SINGING.
All are cordially welcomed. *
KYLAND. loTll ANlT 1? STS. S.W., REV. B
W. Meek*. paator.?iTeaching, 11 a.m. ami
7:30 p.m. Revival services every night except
Saturday. John P. 111111s, well known
pHpel soloist, will sing and direct the music.
Strangers made welcome.
METROPOLITAN ME1UODIST. JOHN MARshall
place, John Iteid Sbanuou. minister.?
At 11 a.m., "The Best Solution of Life's
Problems and the Only Key to Destiny Beyond
Death." Epworth League service at 6:45;
Sunday school. Metropolitan Bible class. 9:30.
The well known evangelist. Rev. Thomas
Harrison of Boston, will preach at 8 p.m.
FOUNDRY M. E. CHURCH, 16TH AND
Church sts.. Rev. W. It. Wedderspoon, D. D.,
pastor.?9:3o a.m.. Sunday school; 11 a.m.,
serinou by Rev. Lucien Clark, D. D.; 7 p.m.,
Epworth League; 8 p.m.. ""The Serpent of
Brass," fifth iu scries on "Brilliant Scenes
in the Art Gallery of God." Chorus choir
of 80 voices. Strangers welcome.
WILSON MEMORIAL METlloDiST EPISCOPAL
Church, 11th at. between G and 1 ets. s.e.,
James L. McLain. pastor.
9:30 a.m.?Sunday school.
11:00 a.m.?Preaching by the pastor.
?:4Ap.m.?Epworih League Service.
7:30 p.m.? Preacmng by the pastor.
All are cordially welcomed.
CALV.vUY M. E. CUI KCH, COLUMBIA ROAD
between 14th and 15th sts. n.w.. Rev. John
T. Ensor. pastor.?W:3o a.m.. Sunday school.
Rally day; 11 a.m., sermon by pastor. "The
Rally Spirit In Church Work": 7 p.m.. Epworth
League: 8 p.m.. sermon by pastor.
TKLMiY M. E.. COR. 5TH AND PA. AVE.
s.e.?11 a.m. and 8 p.m., preaching by the
pastor. Rev. II. S. France. D. D.t 9:30 a.m.,
Sunday school; 7 p.m., Epworth League.
WESLEY M. 11 CHURCH. 5TO AND F STS.
n.w.. Rev. W. 1. McKenuey, D. D., pastor.?
U a.m.. preaching by tbe pastor: evening serv
ice. ? to a ocioca, conducted l>y inn pastor;
Epworth League, 7 p.m.; Sunday school, 9:3?
a.m. Good music. Strangers welcome. Midweek
service, Thursday, 'h p.m.
NORTH CAPITOL CHURCH. NORTH CAPITOL
and K u.c.?20th anniversary services; Sunday
school at 0:30; morning sermon by Bev. V\.
P. Tbirkield, D. 1>.; Junior League at 3 p-m.;
EpwortU League at 7 p.m.; evening sermon at
8 o'clock by Rev. J. L. Amos. *
DlMBAwlON AVENUE M. E. CHURCH. REV.
Charles L. Pate, D. D.. pastor.?10 a.m.. Sonday
s, hool; 11 a.m. and S p.m., preaching by
the pastor; 7 p.m.. Epwortb League.
WALGH. 3D AND A N.E.. A. U. THOMPSON,
pastor.?t?:30, Sunday school: 6:3?, Epworth
League: 11, "A FUNDAMENTAL QUESTION":
7:3i., "THE DIVINE APPEAL FOR HUMAN
LOVE." Meetings increasing in interest. MISS
HARRIS will siug at all service?, and for the
last time Wednesday evening.
UNION METHODIST "EPISCOPAL CHUHCH,
20th st. near Pa. ave. n.w.,
Wilbur Mnllalieu, pastor.
9:30 a.m.?Sunday school; Young Men's Bible
Class.
11:00 a.m.?"\\ hat is Methodism?"
7:0O p.m.?Opening of Epworth League.
8:00 p.m.?"How Jesus Saved a Woman."
Stringers cordially welcomed.
MiKKNDREE M. E. CHURCH. 913 MASS. AVE.
n.w.. Rev. E. T. Mowbray, pastor.?Rally day
of school, 10:30 a.m.; address by Rev. N. H.
Holmes. D. D.. of the Pittsburgh conference;
Rally day of the Epworth League at 8 p.m.:
special music and address by Rev. J. Howard
Wells.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.
VT. VERNON PLACE M. E. CHURCH SOUTH,
corner 9th and K sts. n.w., J. Howard Wells,
pastor.?9:30, Sunday school, W. W. Mlllan,
superintendent: 11 a.m., "The Vision from
the Rock." 7 p.m.. EpwortU League; 7 n't",
twenty-seventh anniversary of the Union Central
Mission.
MT. VER.NON PLACE M. E. CHJ*KCH SOUTH,
cor. bth and K sts. n.w., J. Howard Wells,
pastor.?9:30, Sunday school; preaching, 11
a.m. and 8 p.m.; 7 p.m., Epworth League.
ST. PALL, 2D AND S N.W., REV. W. P.
,/*>hnston. pastor.?S. S., 9:30 a.m.; preaching,
11 a.m. aud 7:45 p.m. Strangers welcome.
MT. FL.EASANT. POST OFFICE HALL. 1413
Park rd. n.w.. Rev. P. \\. Jeffries, pastor.?
11 a.m. and 8 p.m., sermon; 9:30 a.m., S. S.;
7 p.m.. E. L.; THURS.. 8. SERVICE.
METHODIST PROTESTARfT.
UHODE ISLAND AVENUE, RHODE ISLAND
ave. and 1st at. n.w., Rer. Frank T. Benson,
pastor.?REVIVAL PREPARATORY SERVICES.
9:30. S. S.; 11, sermon, "Wliy a Revival
of Religion?" 8, sermon, "Will a Man
Rob God?" 7. C. E. Services every night
this week. October 23, Rev. Robert Downing,
actor-evspge'iat.
REVIVAL SERVICES AT THE FIRST METHodlat
Protestant Church, Rev. W. A. Melvln,
jiastor.?Rev. Enos Bacon, an English evangelist,
known as the Yorkshire Nightingale, will
preach and sing at the meetings, Sunday. 11
a.m.. 3 p.m., the pleasant Sunday afternoon
English service and 7:30 p.m. and during the
week.
UNITED BRETHHEN.
NORTH CAPITOL AND R STS. N.W.?SUNDAY
school. 9:30 a.m.. rally; 11 a.m.. Rev. Rudolf
Byrd, Shiresmoustown. Pa ; 0:45 p.m., Y. P.
S. C. E.; 7:30 p.m.. Rev. Rudolf Byrd. Seats
free. Charles E. Ftiltz. pastor.
BAPTIST.
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. KITH & N STS.,
l)r. J. J. Muir. nastor.?Preaching.^ 11 a.m.,
"Alwava Trustful '; 7:45 p.m.. "Women ami
Religion"; Bible school. 9:30 a m.; C.E.. 7 p.m.
' WEST WASHINGTON BAPTIST CHURCH.
31st and N sta. n.w.
Rev. B. D. Gaw. pastor.
Preaching by pastor, 11 a.m. ai:d 7:U p.nt.
S. S.. 0:45; Geo. T. Shinnick. supt.
Lire, attractive classes for all.
Beginning with Mou.. 7:45 p.m.. Rev. U. M.
Wharton. D. D.. of Baltimore will assist the
pastor iu a two-week evangelistic campaign.
The chorous of 70 voices, under the widely
known mn?ieal d'rector. Prof. P. W. Bush of
New. Haveu. Conu.. will sing Sunday at 7:4.ri
p.m. and each evening through the meetingAll
are cordially welcome.
E. IIKZ SWEM'S SUBJECT. "IS GOD REALLY
Staying In Washington With Christians?" Sunday"
ni tbt. S o*c. >o morning meeting. Capital I
Baptist Church, Typographical Temple. 123 G
at. n.w.
A " T11E IMMANUEL- BAPTIST CHLRC1I,
16th and Columbia rd.. the pastor, llermon
Spencer Pinkham. will preach at 11 a.m. on
' Advertising the Church." and at 8 p.m. on
"The Repentance of Peter"; R'hle school at
9:3t? a.m. Every oue cordially luvitcd.
WELCOME FOR ALL, AT BETHANY. R. I.
ave., Cd st. n.w. Pastor Stevenson's subjects:
11 a m.. "Our Helpers"; 8 p.m.. "Personal
Problems"; S. S.. U:30 a.m.; Junior C. E., 3
p.m.; C. E., 7 p.m. Chorus choir, Mrs. Welch,
so'oist.
METROPOLITAN BAPTIST. 6T1I AND A
u.e., John Compton Ball, pastor.
9:30 a.m.?'The growing Bible school.
11:00 a.m.?"The Spirit-filled Ctmrcb."
7:30 p.m.?"Why Men Like Christianity."
We are still In the tent and yet not still?we
sing.
FIRST BAPTIST CHCRCH. lfiTH AND O 8TS.
?Rev. W. W. McMaster. pastor, will preach.
11 a.m. and 8 p.m.: S. S.t 0:45 a.m.; C. E., 7
p.m. Yon arc invited.
"RALLY DAY" AT FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH.
E near 7th s.w.?S. S. and church services
combined; promotion day> special music and
decorations in season. All departments of the
scfuo! to tiika nur". Including cradle rollers
and the home department Illustrate 1 sermon;
address by pallor. John E. Briggs. Pally ex
?Te!?Ps at the ehcpcl. 3; Junior!'. 3:30; B. Y. j
J'. P.. t>:3<?. Even'ng gubteet. "Heath " when >
the large ehoru* cho'r will render Teunyson'a
"Crossing the Bar." Praver ineet'ne. Thursday.
7:43. IWaca baneuet ehanged f:otn
Wednesday to Friday. All welfom".
GRACE BAPTIST. !<TH AND D 8.E.. P. W.
Johnson. pnstor.?It. "Offering nnd Reoonell'atiou";
7:45. "Seeking God's Kingdom"; l?i>tiem
at evening servlee; 8:30. S. 8-; 6:45. B.
V. P. V.
CAI VARY BAPTIST CHT*nCH. 8TTI ANT) II
sts. n.w.. Rev. Samuel II. Greene, D. D.. i>astor.?Sunday
school. 0:30 a.m.. P. II. B'istow.
superintend* ut; nubile worship. with aer ons
by the pastor, 11 a.m. and 8 p.m.: church
prayer meeting. Thursday. 8 p.m.; Teachers'
Club 7 p.m.; deuconn' meeting. 7 p.m.; C. E.
meeting*: Sunday. 6:SO p.m.; Tuesday, 8
p.m. All are cordially 'nyited.
SECOND BAIT'ST CHURCH. 4TH AND VA.
aye. *.? .. Ilinsou V. Hewlett, mln'ster.?
HH>le gcbool. 0:30. D. J. Gantt. supt.; morning
worsh'p. Hand of Fellowship and Lord's
Supper, at 11; Juniors. 2:3o; B. Y. P. I'.,
6:45: eveuin* worship at 7:45: midweek ??-* lee.
Thurslay at 8s homo pray meetings. Friday
at 8. All welcome.
FIRST BAPTIST CHI'RCH. 27TH AND DLMbartotj
are. n.w.. R<-v. E. E Kicks, pastor.?
49T1I ANNIVERSARY celebration; 8:30 a.m..
S. S.: Jos. N. Lawsou, sum.; 11 a.m., the
tatstor: 3 p.m.. Roc. G. II. Oliver, D. I)., pastor
I'nlon Wesley A. VI. E. Zlon Church; 5
n.m.. Junior C. E.; ? p.m., Senior C. E.; 7:30,
Naomi Court. A. O. K. J.
IXIVEHSALIST.
CIHRiTI OF OCR FATHER. 13TH AND L
ate. n.w.. Kct. John Van Schaick, Jr., pas:or.?
11 o'clock, morning serrice, subject. "The
Search for Truth"; 8:45 a.m., Sunday school;
7 p.m.. Y. P. C. C.
NEW CHURCH. ~
new church. ltrrii and Corcoran sts.
n.w ?The Rev. Frank Sewi.ll, D. D.. pastor,
will preach at 11 a.m.; Sunday school. 12:15.
A cordial invitation to all who have not aettled
religious connections elsewhere. Free loon
library of the writings of Swedcnborg. Free
tracts in the vestibule.
CHURCH NOTICES.
"pRESBTTHaUAil.
SECOND RRL-SBYTBRIAN (SOl'THHBS A?^ ]
semblyc 22.1 ft. between P and Q n.w.; pastor.
Rot. Audr? ^ R. Bird.?Sorvlcoo: Sunday,
preaching at U am-. THE WAY OF SALVATION."
and 8 p.m., "THE LETTER TO
COLOSSAL": Bible school at 9:45 a.m.; prayer ;
im-eting. Thursday, 8 p.m. A cordial welcome
to all.
CHURCH OP THE COVENANT,
Connecticut are., N and 18tb ?ts.
Rev. Charles Wood, D. D.. minister.
lieT. Bernard C. Braskamp. M. A., minister
iisristant.
Rpt. IJarrv Bar-moie Angus. M. A., minister of
I'eck Ctape!.
9:45 a.m.?Sunday school.
11 :(N) a.m.?Preaching by the Rer. Mr. G. I*.
Mackintosh, president of Wabash College.
Crawforwrllle. Ind. ,
3:3t? p.m.?Musical serrice. led By church quartet
-Mrs. Pugltt, Mrs. Reed. Mr.
Matthleu. Mr. Humphrey.
4:09 p.m.?iThacbing by the Rev. Mr. Mark- .
lntosb. 1
I 6:45?Christian Endeavor meeting..
Thursday evening at 8, midweek service.
I WEST STREET CHURCH. P NEAR 3UT1V REV.
Jas. T. Marshall. I>. D.. pastor.?9:80, Bandar !
school; 11. preaching by paator; 7. Christian
Endeavor; 7:3n, sermon. "Happy Mourners."
Chores. '
CENTRAL (SOUTHERN ASSEMBLY;. COR. 3D | i
? ? -a- ? Do.- tom^ *1 ?*V? ?1 I
aim I ms. II. ia,MVI, (M1MU1 , I
Rot. IJ. W. Shannon, assistant?Preaching at
11 a.m. and# 7:45 p.m.; S. S., 0:30 a.m.; J
prayer service. Thursday. 7:45 p.m. Visitors
welcome. ;
FOURTH CHURCH. 13TH AND FAIRMONT
sts.. Hot. Joseph T. Kelly, D. D.. pastor.?3:30
a.m.. Sab. school; tl a.m.. preaching by the
pastor; 3 p.m.. Int. C. E.; 6:30 p.nr., C. K.
Society; 7:80 p.m.. platform meeting in interest
of men and religion forward moTement;
addresses by Mr. G. W. F. Svrartzell and Rot.
A. D. Sutherland.
EASTERN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Maryland are.. 6th and C sts n.e.
Rev. Charles L. Nelbel, Pastor.
9:30 a.m.?Sabbath school.
lt:45 a.m.?Men's Bible class.
11:00 g.m.?' RIGHTEOUS STEWARDSHIP."
6:30 p.m.?C. E. song serylce.
7:45 p.m.?"THE REJECTED PROPOSAL."
Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
METROPOLITAN, REV. PAUL R. HICKOK, <
pastor, cor. 4th and B sts. s.e.?Subject at 11.
"Drawing Near to God"; at 7:30, "A Personal
Vision"; Sunday school at 9:30. Special mnslc
In the evening. All cordially Invited.
NORTHMIX8TER. 11TH ST. AND R. I. AVfc.
n.w.?S. S., 9:30; 11 a.m., sermon by Her. Z.
H. Copp; eolo'st, Mrs. I. tt. T. Smith: midweek
eervlee Thursday, 7:45 p.m. *
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL. 16TH i
and Irving sts. n.w., Rev. James U. Taylor, *
Sastor; Rev. H. W. Shanuon. assistant.?Sunay
school at 9:30 a.m.: preaching at II a.m.
and 7:43 p.m. VISITORS WELCOME.
NEW YORK AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. "
New York ave.. H and 13th sts..
Dr. Wallace Radcllffe. pastor. \
11:00 a.m.?Public worship, sermon by tho pastor.
7:45 p.m.?"The Man With the Inkhorn."
Mnslc led by quartet choir.
9.30 a.m.?Bible school.
9:43 a.m.?Adnlt classes.
6:45 p.m.?Christian Endeavor Society.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS PRESBYTERIAN 3
Church, Kaioratna and Columbia roads. Rev.
W. D. Moss. minister.?S. S., 9:30; worship,
11, sermon: 4, Junior C. E.: 5:30, Intermediate
C. F.; 6:43, Young People*! Society; 7:45,
worship. ^
WESTERN. THE CHURCH WITH A WELcome.
H st. bet. 19th und 20th sta. n.w.. Rev.
J. Harvey Dunham, pastor.? Morning service
at 11 o'clock; sermon, "The Child Helper"; ning'r'
ovonin# ?Arrlrs at t o'clock cnr. ^
mon. "Metbnselah: the Oldest Man"; 8. S. at
9:3ft a.m.: C. E. at 7 p.m
FIRST. THE STRANGERS' SABBATH HOME. ^
John Marshall pi. n.w., Donald C. MacLeod,
minister.?9:30 a.m.. Sunday school Rally day .
service; 11 n.tn.. Dr. -W. H. Dob won of China j
trill speak; 8:43 p.m., Y. P. S. C. E-: 7:45
p.m., the pastor trill officiate. Visitors welcome.
GCXTOX-TEMPLE MEMORIAL. 14TH AXD~~R 7
sis.?C. Everest Granger, jiastor. trill preach
at 11 a.m.: subject, "Anathema Marantba";
8 p.m.. Christian Endeavor rally service, with
address by pastor; Sunday school. 9:30 a.m.;
prayer meeting. S o'chvk Thursday evening- ECKIXGTON.
NORTH CAPITOL. COR. FLOrlda
ave. and Q sts.. Rev. H. E. Brundago.
D. D., pastor.?11 a.m.. "Comfort in the Be- lief
in the Divinity of Christ"; 7:30 p.m., *
'The making of a Saint?Peter."
SIXTH PKKSBYTERIAX. COR. 6TH AND C
sts. s.tv., Arthur Willis Spooner. minister.?11 a.m..
sermon on "The Lion and the Lamb"; 7:30
p.m.. gospel service, with stercoptlcon illustrations.
Strangers welcome.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN. =
FIRST. GEORGIA AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
aves. and Rock Creek Church rd.. "The Church
On the Point." Rev. J. Alvin Campbell, pis- '
tor.?Puhllc worship. 11 a.m. and 8 p.m.: Sabbath
school. 9:30 a.m.; C. E. prayer meeting, 7
p.m. A cordial welcome to all.
EPISCOPAL.
ST. PALL'S. 23D AND WASH CIRCLE. REV. 1
Robert Talbot, rector.?Services, 7:80, 10, It I
a.m. and 8 p.m. Rector will preach at morn- I
Ing service. 1
ST. JAMES' CHURCH. 8TH 8T. NEAR C ST.
n.e.?Services, 7:30, 10:30 and 11 a.m.; 3:30
and 7:30 p.m. A11 welcome always.
THE HOLY CATHOLIC CHURCH
(For 125 years called "Episcopal").
The Nativity, 14th and A s e.. 7:30. 9:15, 11, 8.
The Resurrection. 15th and G n.e.. 3:30. 4:00.
ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH. COR. 14TH AND
Corcoran sts., Rev. J. J. Diniond, rector; Iter, n
W. M. Pettis. D. D., curate. Services:
7:30?Holy communion. c
0:30? Sunday school. ti
11:00? Morning: service and sermon. ?,
8:00?Evening service and sermonThe
rector will preach at both services. r
ALL SOI LS* MISSION, COR. CONNECTICUT A
and Cathedral avenues.?Formal opening of ^
the new chapel at 4 p.m. The Rt. Rev. Al- .
fred Harding, D. D., LL. D., will deliver "
the address.
10 a.m.?Sunday school.
11 a.m.?Benediction of Font and admlnlatra- n
lion of the two sacraments of Baptism t
and the Lord's 'supper. ti
The Rev. J. Macbride Sterrett, minister in
charge. t
PEOPLE'S OPEN-AIR EVENSONG. MOUNT 1
St. Alban, Sunday, October 15. 1911, at 4 ?
p.m.?Special preacher. Canon Smith. The
niufic will be sung by the Cathedral Open-air a
Choir. led by a detachment of the U. S. Ma- C
rlue Band Take Tenleytowu cars. TRINITY
CHURCH. 3D AND C 8TS. N.W.
Rev. George W. Van Fosscn, rector-elect.?
Services, 7:30 a.m.; holy communion.
11 a M I.aIi. AAmm.tniA*. ivUk aAfmstn k?
tt-ui.. U'M f iviuuiuii>"Ui n Iiu C^I UJVU UJ ?X
rector-elect; 6 [i.m., people's popular service;
stAunou by B. S. A. chaplain. Her. C. W. "
Whitmore. Ail welcome. ti
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION, V
Mass. ave. and 12th at. n.w. j,
Rev. J. Henning Neltna. rector.
Iter. Jonn E. xewell, associate. P
Rev. Edward S. nale, curate. g
Services. Sundays: 8 and 11 a.m. and 4:30 r
and 8 p.m. , j
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD. CTH g
and I sta. n.e.. ReT. C. S. Abbott. Ticar; a
Rev. C. P. Christian, curate; Mrs. H. 8. Merrill.
lay reader for the deaf.?Services: 7:30
and 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday school, it
J?:30 a.m.; service in sign language in pariah t
hall, 11 a.m. A cordial invitation extended to ?
?U- il
CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY-Servlces. 8. 8
9:30. 11 a.m.. 3, 4, 8 p.m.; subject. 11 o'clock, o
"Mar-laee and Divorce. ' R. H, McKlm. rector. ^
ST. THOMAS'. 18TH NR. DUPONT CIRCLE?
11 a.m.. "Do We Believe?" Rev. C. Ernest
Smith, D. D., D. C. L.; 8 p.m.. Rev. Walter
W. Re Id.
ST. MARK'S CHURCH. 3D AND A 8TS. 8.E., r
rector-elect. Rev. C. B. Stetson; Rev. F. E. _
Blssel!, priest in charge.?Services, 7:30 ahd
11 a.m. and 8 p.m. C
ST. MARGARET'S CH-, OONN. AVE. A D t
Bancroft place. Rev. Herbert Scott Smith, t
D: D.. ree'or; Rev. Charles J. Wlngate. as- .
slatant minister.?Services. 7:30 and 11 a.m.. 11
8 p.m.; Sunday school at 9:30. Strangers
cordially Invited. B
CONGREGATIONAL. I
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHUB'H. COB- J
uer 10th and G??ta. n.w.. Rev. Samuel H.
Wuodrow, D. D., pastor; Rev. 8. R. Swift, 0
assistant pastor.?11 a.m., public worship, ;
with sermon by the pastor; subject, "DUTY
AND OPPORTUNITY." Music by the quartet i
and chorus choir. 9:45 a.m., Sunday school. I
0:45 p.m., Y. P. S. C. E.. subject, "WHY 1 I
BELIEVE IX THE BIBLE." 8 p.m., evening '
service, with sermon by the pastor, subject, "A
MESSAGE FOR A FRIEND."
MT. PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL. COLUMbia
road near 14 U at.. Rev. Frank J. Goodwin.
raln'ster ?Morning service, 11 o'clock, sermon
by the minister, subject. "Christ as a Spe- (
cisllst": evening service. 8 o'clock, sermon by ,
the minister, subject. "A Cbanse of Spiritual
Climate": Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; adult
classes. 10 a.m.; Christian Endeavor meeting,
H:40 p.m.
UNITARIAN.
AM. SOUL.S' CHURCH. COR. 14TH AND L
at*.. Ulysees O. B. Plarde. D. D., minister.?
9:15 a.m., Snudav sehool: class for the compunitive
study of religion and Unity Study
Class: 11 a.m., morning service; sermon by C
I>r. Fierce. There Is also kindergarten during 3
the hour of morning worship. 7:30 p.m.. Young
I'eopl<>'$ Religions Union. The public Invited e
to all services. y
CHRISTIAN. t
VERMONT AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH (
Karlc Wilfley, pastor.?Moruitig subject. "The I
l>*ast of These"; evening. "The Beligtout Vs. [
jieets of the Turko-Itallau War." Miss crennan,
the uoted soloist, will sing at both services.
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CHRIST ADRLPHI AN. <
CIIIU8TA DELPHI AN. WASHINGTON BCCLE- <
sta. Naval Lodge Hall. 330 Pennsylvania ave- 1
nue southeast. Sunday, 11:30 a.qp.
Y. M. C. A. 1
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. 5
Sunday Afternoon Program: 2
4 jOO o'clock ? Address on "International i
Peace," by Judge William P. Norris, Dept. of (
Justice. j
5:00-5:43 o'clock?Two study clobn ("Christian
Socialism" mid "Drcfc In" dasa). i
8:00? Buffet luncheon and ten-minoto talk by ]
President George L. Mackintosh of Wnbash .
College. Indiana.
All men welcome. I
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CHURCH NOTICES.
LtTHERAS.
LUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL CHURCH. 1?'"
and N ata. n.w.?Services. 11 a.m. and 8 p.m..
by Rot. 8. J. Taylor. D. D-. of Sellne Grove.
Pa.; S. S.. 9:30; Christian Endeavor, 7. Every body
welcome.
ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN. rtTH A.\U
P n.w.. Rev. C. S. Bergner. pastor.-Harvest
Home service*. English 11 a.m.. 7:30 |> m.;
German. 3 p.m.. Rev. E. V. von Hahmann.
Baltimore; special music hv the choir; S. J'-.
0:30 a.m.; L. 1,.. Thursday. 7:45.
EPIPHANY. NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. AND L
St.. Chan. F. Steck. D. D.. pastor.-Sumlny
sch?x?l. 9:30 a.m ; pnhltr worship. 11 "an? |
S p.m.. with sermons hy the pastor: officers in- |
stalled at morning service; prayer meeting ;
Thursday. 7:30 p.m. Seats free and all welcome,
CGLFMBTA HEIGHTS. 7I45 PARK Rt )AD.
0. H. Butler, pastor.?Services. 11 and 7:30;
In evening. "Jesus In the Temple," Illustrated;
Sunday school. 9:30.
KELLER MEMORIAL. MD. AVE. AND ?TH
at. n.e.. C. P. Wile*, pastor.?^Teaching. R
and 7:30; Sunday school. 9:30: Junior C. E.,
3; Intermediate and Senior. 6:30.
ST. MARK'S LUTHERAN CHURCH 9TH VND
B s.w., Rev. J. Luther Frantz. pastor.?Services
at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m.: S. S. at 9:30 a.m.:
LntUor league Wed.. 8 p.m.
LUTHERAN CHL'HOU OF THE REFORM Ation.
Pa. are. and B st. b.c.. Rev. John Weldley.
minister.?Services at 11 a.m.: Sunday
school at 9:30 a.m.: Christian Endeavor prayer
meeting at 7 p.m.
ST. PAUL'S. 11T1I AND H STS. N.W.. JOHN
T. Huddle, pastor.?Services. 11 and 7:30, with
sermon by the pastor; Sunday school. 9:30;
Christian Endeavor. 6:13: prayer meeting.
Thursday. 8 p.m. Free pews and a cordial
welcome for all. .
THEOSOPffY.
HELL"?LECTURE BY 1>R. T. J. CORY.
Sunday. Oct. 15.' ll a.m.. 1517 H st. n.w.
Public cordially luvlted. .
THE- BLAVATSKY BRANCH OU TilTT T1IEOsophlcal
Society holds regular meetings Thurs- !
days, 8 p.m., 1013 L st. n.w. Subject Oct. 1?.
' FREE WILL AND SELF WILL." Public
welcome. 8
~GQ9PEL MISSION. ~
UOSPEL MISSION, 211 & 2lT7t._, ST. (1 DOORS
north of Pa. are.).?Jubilee services, with special
speakers aud singers. Tonight. 8 o'clock,
ReT. Jas. H. Tay'.or will speak and Mr. P. S.
Foster sing: Capt. Thos. H. McKeo will speak
Sunday night at 8 and Mrs. Mad'sou Clark
will sing: Mrs. M. K, Dickey will address the
3 p.m. seyvlce Sunday: Miss Grace Beelman,
the celebrated cornetlst, will play at all sej-vIccs.
Public cordially invited.
dISS VAX VOAST WILL TEACH SUN'D VY AT
8 p.m.. 1128 Cllfion st.; topic. "Realization";
children's hour. Sunday. 2:30 p.m.; Friday. 8
p.m.. "The Teacher's Attitude to the Patient."
All cordially we'eome. *
OTHER SERVICES.
iVILL J. ERWOOD OF BALTIMORE. NOTED
author, lecturer and editor of "The Radiant
Life" magazine, lectures Tuesdays iu Oct. at
Fly mi's College Hall. 8th and K n.w., opp.
Public Library: H p.m. Tties.. Oct. 17. "How
to Unfold the Finer Forces"; 8 p.m., "Mediumship:
Its Use and Abuse." Course ticket to
five leet'ircs. $1; lecture. 2fVo.
7Rt>. CLEMOXS WILL RE8UME HER CLASSIC
in sptnrual teaching and healing Monday evening.
8 o'clock, at the Albemarle. 17th and T
sts.. apartment 4oti. All interested arc cordially
Invited. *
rifK SECVLAU LEAGCE.?"OBJECTIONS TO
Coeducation." Dr. L. R. Kletnrn: recitation.
A. B White; music; Pythian Temple. 1012 nth
at. n.w.. C p.m. Welcome. *
J OLD NOT SO PRECIOUS AS THE TRUTH
of God'a word. Every ea~nest Christian invited
to study of 0th chapter Heb. tomorrow.
3:30 to o. at .">22 6th st. No collection. *_
spiritualism"
IKS. WHITE WILL HOLD SEANCE EVERY
Sunday. Wednesday and Friday at 8 p.m.
sharp; to be seen privately every day. 720
8tli n.vr.
i * CDPTt l* rntatinv* ti*vr v f t/v* w* a *?v*s?n**?
llij iw**.' ?i. lunni iijll iivuk a .>1 r.r, l[.^11
at Flynn's Hall, corner of Sth and K n.w..
Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. Lecture followed
by spirit messages. Meeting Friday eTenlng
at 131 C at. n.e.
IPIRITFALIST lEMPLF. LEAGUE. oO M ST.
n.*w.. Snmlay, S p.m. flood mediums. All are
welcome.
IRST SPIRITF AUST CHURCH. PYTHIAN
Temple. W12 Ofh at. n.w., second floor, 7:30
p.m.?Lecture and messages by Mrs. Williams
and Mrs. Ripple. All Invited.
-IRS. HENKLK HOLDS MEETINGS EVERY
Wednesday. Friday and Sunday evenings at
11 4tli at. s.e. at 7:30 o'clock; readings daily;
Cass at 2 p.m. Sunday, l'bone L'n n. 2040. ?
MASSAGE.
kNXA B. JOHNSON. 1014 15th st. n.w., glvea
massage and all branches for rheumatism and
poor clrcnlatton: also cabinet baths and alcohol
* oil rubs. Appointment by phone. North 46j6.
WORK ON NEW LINE
RUNNING TO BlUEMONT
The actual work of construction of the
roposed e ectric railway line that is to
onnect Washington and Leesburg and
he Bluemont region has been started.
ITnrlrmon ova on era or a A in malriftcr Vycj
~ ^ <11 uil Voadway
that is to leave the Great Falls
nd Old Dominion tracks near Cherrydale,
fhlch is three miles from the Aqueduct
ridge.
At the other end of the proposed line
ear Bon Air, which is near Fa.ls Church,
here are also men at work preparing for
he roadway which is to connect with the
raoks of the steam road to Bluemont.
'he new line, which is to pass through
he country from Cherrydaie to Bon Air
, distance of about three miles, will go
0 the noqth of Clarendon and Ballston.
Two Lines Connected.
The right of way for this road and the
rrangements to make it a through conection
between Bluemont and Washington
have been made in the interests of a
"lrgmia corporation known as the Washigton
and Old Dominion Rajiway Comany.
As will be noted, the new conduction
is merely the section between
'harrydaie, or the Great Falls and Old
)ominion rai way, and Bon Air, or the
team road operating between Bluemont
nd Alexandria and Washington.
The principal mover in this undertaking
? said to be John R. McLean, who con
rols the Great Falls line. It Is undertood
that Mr. McLean and h s associates
1 this enterprise have secured from the
iouthern Railway Company, the owners
f the Bluemont railway, the control of
he latter.
Will Electrify Steam Road.
It Is the intention to electrify the steam
oad throughout, so that trolley cars will
un over the Great Falls line to near
.neiryaaie! ana meute anuso uia twuury
to the steam road, and thence to the
ermlnus of the latter In the V.rginia
illls.
Bon Air will be the center of the new
ystem, as at that point some of the cars
ram the Blue Ridge will pass on to
Washington via the Great Falls line,
khlle others will cont nue ov<_r the tracks
>f the steam road to Alexandria.
CASCARETS WORK
WHILEYOU SLEEP
salts, Calomel and Cathartic Pills
Are Violent?They Act on
Bowels as Pepper Acts
in Nostrils.
Take a Cascaret tonight and tvormghly
cleanse your Liver, Stomach
ind Bowels, and you will surely feel
jreat by morning. You men and
women who have headache, coated
ongue, can't sleep, are bilious, nerv>us
and upset, bothered with a sick,
jassy, disordered stomach, or have
>ackache and feel all worn out.
Are you keeping clean inside with
^ascarets?or merely forcing a passtgeway
every few days with salts,
cathartic pills or castor oil? This is
mportant.
Cascarets imm-diately cleanse and
'egulate the stomach, remove thfe
.our, undigested and fermenting food
ind foul gases; take the excess bile
Tom the liver and carry off the de:omposed
waste matter and poison
rom the intestines and bowels.
Remember, a Cascaret tonight will
itraighten you out by morning. A
[o-cent box from your druggist means
i clear head and cneerfulness for
nonths. Don't forget the children.
ALEXANDRIAAFFAiR!
Knights Templar to Atten
Corner Stone Laying Here.
WORKMEN FIND OLD COIN
Fenny Dated 1801 and Several Spai
ish and Italian Pieces
Among Them.
S[*'iial ("orrespomlencp of Tbe Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va., Ocfober 14, 1011.
The members of Old Dominion Cv.e
roandery. Knights Templar, have arran;
ed to participate in the laying of tl
corner stone of the Scottish Rite Temp
in Washington, Wednesday next. Tl
plans for attending will be completed j
the drill of the commandery Tuesds
night. The members of Alexandrli
Washington and Andrew Jackson Lodgi
of Masons ha\Te also been invited to pa
ticipate* and they will take part.
Workmen engaged in excavating for
j building on the north side of King stre
! between Washington and St. Asa?
| streets this morning unearthed a numtx
I of valuable old coins, all of which a:
more than a hundred years old. Amor
i them are a penny dated 1801, and in a<
dition several Spanish and Italian coin
The coins arc said to be worth a prem
urn, and the owners are now in searc
of those who collect such coins.
Arrangements have been completed f
a "linen shower" Thursday afternot
next at Lee Camp Hall from 3 until
o'c'ock, under the auspices of the Ale:
andria branch of the Anti-Tuberculos
Society.
Proceeds of the affair will be devote
for the main'alnance of a visiting nun
for Alexandria. This association no
has a nurse here and her work has bee
satisfactory and a great help to mar
who were unable to pay for the servici
of a nurse.
Veterans Leave Monday Night.
Delegates to the annual state encami
ment from R. E. Lee Camp, Confederal
Veterans, will leave for Newport New
Va? Monday night next by steamer. . Tl
delegates selected are as follows: J. I
Zimmerman, Booker C. Hall, J. B. Spice
Jesse Murray and George* Wise. Adj
Edgar Warfleld of the local camp wi
also attend. Mr. Warfleld will leave t<
night.
Charles Dewoy, a well known farmer <
Fairfax county, died last night at h
home. The deceased was about fori
years old and besides his wife, who ws
a Miss Brown, is survived by a daughte
Mr. Dewey for many years came to tl
city market, where he had a stand.
The state court of appeals has allowe
a writ of error in the case of the Wast
ington-Virginia Railway Company agaim
BuJeah Bouknight, who was given $7,3tJ
damages for personal injuries received a
the result of the derailment of a car c
the company in Alexandria county. Vari
ous technical objections to the declaratio
are raised in the appeal.
The hearing of three boys, who ar
charged with disorderly and impropc
conduct, was again continued in th
police court today until Tuesday nex
Three other lads, also charged with th
same offense, have not yet been ajjprc
hended. As previously stated, one of th
lads is suspected of having impersonate
a policeman and assaulted Emma Coles
an aged white woman.
Moncure to Address Voters.
R. C. L. Moncure, candidate for con
morrvvealtlVs attorney of Alexandrl
county, wiil deliver an address at 7:i
o'clock Monday night next on the coun
house green.
Frederick Rhuler and others have a 1
to James H. Rollins a tWo-story brie
dwell.ng on the north side of King siret
between Peyton street and the corpora
tion line.
An infant son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E
Starnell died last night at the home o
his parents, in Fairfax county, west o
this city.
The condition of George Gray of Phila
delphia, who was taken ill whi.e on
s ghtseeing trip here yesterday, is re
ported to be slightly improved this after
noon. Mr. Gray is suffering from hear
trouble. His relatives have been noti
fled. He is a patient at the Alexandri
Hospital.
NEW WIRELESS IDEA.
Messages Sent by Smoke Puffs Froi
Moving Aeroplane.
The practicability of sending aer't
messages from a moving aeroplan
was demonstrated by Lieut. Roy C
Ktrtland and Charles Bowman, a sema
phoric expert, at College Park yesterda
afternoon The army aviator flew a mil
away from the field at College Park, cat
rying Bowman as a passenger. The lat
ter sent black smudges into the a r iror
a new device, which were clearly visibl
to experts on the ground in front of th
uangais. and easily read.
Lieut. Kirtland will experiment with thi
device at a d stance of five miles thi
afternoon, believing ihat unless it can b
used at that distance it will he of liitl
use n war time.
FOE UNIVEBSjy TRANSFEBS.
Committee Named to Consider Leg
islation on the Subject.
Charles W. Darr, chairman of the 01
ganlzation to further the campa gn fc
street car transfers, formed at a meetin
of representatives of a large number c
civic and labor organizations Thursda
night in the Chamber of Commerce, ha
appointed the following executive coir
ml tee: P. V. Keating of the Rhode I?
iand Avenue Subuiban Cit.zens' Assoc ia
tion, Milton Snelling of the Central Labc
Umon, \V. A. Foster of the Chamber c
Commerce, Samuel McComas Hawken c
the W est Rock Creek Citizens' Assoc it
tion, P. J. Ryan of the Central Labc
Union, H. J. Clark of the ColumM
Hei-.hts Citizens' association ajid Phnli
P. Brill of the Petwor.U Citizens' Assc
c.auon.
This committee will meet some tim
next week to consider a bill for un.vir&a
transfers which will receive the suppoi
of the organization, it is possib.e tha
the commit ee will draft a new bill, tah
ing a number of the best features of th
Anderson bill as a working basis.
VTVtTiuc. Avr/iTvvn nrrrr
imiliJ'XAll v A Al.au> VY iUJJXk.
Printing Exhibit at Public Librar
Continued by Bequest.
So keen has been the interest of th
printers of the city in the designs rep
resenting the work ef students of the It
land Printer's Technical School of the Ir
ternational Typographical Union that tt
officers of the Washington Publi
Library, where the designs are place*
on exhibition, have decided to kee]
them- for another week.
As the designs will next be exhlbite*
at St. Joseph, Mo., November 1, th<
officers of the library yesterday wrot
to the Inland School officials to asl
their permission to allow the desigm
to remain at the library for furthe
inspection. Although no answer ha
been received, the school officials gavi
George F. Bowerman, the librar.an, 11
assurance that the exhibit could remaii
at the library after today, should th
occasion demand.
There are about 175 designs in all
showing the various stages of advance
ment in the work of the pupils. The;
have attracted considerable attentioi
among the printers of the city and ar
students.
Grille's Comment.
Read Grlllo's' comment on the fira
world's series game in The Sunday 8ta
tomorrow.
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'' I THE ASHLEY APARTMENTS,
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- I One of the finest and best equip- ! Good
ped buildings In Washington. El"- ,,
Ivator, porches, electric lights, serv- .> Rlenty
ant's toilets. .
Five unusually large rooms, be- railroaa
sides reception room and bath? "
i $4,.50 and $50, including heat and 11 B. & O
s i hot water.
s \ Only two apartmen's vacant; ber IO.
e * they have been freshly redecorated.
e ? Ready for Immediate Occupancy. , IOne
apartment on first floor Is
well adapted to physiciari's home Mill
and office. 1
Representative on premises ? A.
lighted evenings. ' THE SEA
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Llt GARDINER & DENT (Inc.), MILA1
Lt 812 I4TH ST. N.W. ? Oct. 26.
^ No*. 9. N
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Patent Attorney Stricken in Theater.
Harrison B Brown, a patent attorney, O/fi
died at the Emergency Hospital last even- tr\cl
Y ing as the result of cerebral hemorrhage, la t
w th which he was stricken while n a
moving picture show. Mr. Brown was con
e nected with the firm of Munn & Co. (PIKSflTT
Mr. Brown had been a resident of this cglii?tfto
" c ity all his life. He was in his flf y?
sixth year, and lived at 1349 Otis place ffKlT
i- northwest. His widow and three ch.ldren,
?? TT /-% If-. rs.,? a U.thiunn
10 iurs* XT. V. VJctilllt iMJLl 0* uu,J Mt *?* *U>wvu
and WHmarth Brown, survive h m TT
I AMUSEMENTS, J|
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B station to
X FAREWELL TODAY TO from Treaa
I JEWEL, THE MYSTIC ^
8 JoscpUae Saxtoa sad Her "Plelta." .. ivn
? C?Other Bis restores 6 ioasu
i lO CQHCorr tomorrow tuks., thi
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!: academy hemi**- j
1 Eres., 25c. 83c and 30c. Mat*.. All Seat!. 2Bc.
t THE GREAT AMERICAN DRAMA ALL T'
; the man between lie
r Original Nee York Production. A LITE 1
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Fill All Order
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AMUSEMENTS. J
GREAT
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Racing, Fine Exhibits,
Amusements. Reduced *.
i rates. Special train over A
. railroad Thursday, Octo
I f I a| VVKtOMGBT. 8:15. j
UJmjM ?Ws:5?tm-! 9
. H. WOODS PRESENTS
SON'S LATCHING SENSATION.
GIRL IN THE TAXI. :
iby Barry ?nd Metropolitan Cast. g M
WEEK Seats iipw on sale. Dally
DENMAN THOMPSON'S
.* OLD HOMESTEAD i r
? JOS
fiftNAI TONIGHT AT 8:14. j ^W
lUHI/lL, LAST TIME. |D(*L.
Jos. M. GaJtes Submits
TTY GORDON
le Enchantress
od Lyrlcr by Fred de Gresac and "1
Harry B. Smith.
Music by Victor Herbert.
M E N DO R F W?
ARTIST?LECTIRER AT FRE:
Next Tbu aday Aftc noon 4 80
C and ITALIAN LAKES SK*
F'orence and Yenlfce; Nor. 2. Uo.lc: supplei
pies. Seats, Wc, JT5c and fl. All NE\
xt Week?Seats Now Selling. ?
Henry B. Harris presents
>bert Edesora In
lelett Burgess* 8atlrlesl Farce, *4
"The Cave Man." ^ it.
Mmih f0 STATS Mil |
iiLaureUttd.ocu-31 I
iACES J
: OB MORE RACES DAILY.
FIRST RACE, 3:30 P.M. &
? 2
Special Trains. 1:05. 1:30 p.m. Cnion T
grandstand In 30 minutes. Trailer ! "*f
nry and G St. Admission grand- ' 2 S
First race. 2:30 p.m. i>
MAJESTIC ETE- |Wi
30 Holden Players Present 10 i>
"**" EAST LYNNE 2
YGBUM.
BIB WEEK. MATIN ER DAILY.
Pace Makers
rntE SHOW. REAL SDRLMQCB. ]
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it. Mat.. S5c to fl..V>; nlphta. 50r to 9S.
'Mother love trasaeeixieat at the Briuca."
tar.
EXTRA! EXTRA!
One Great and Memorable Day.
Next Monday.
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
mm n minim
JriliJUUUU ILfnl^iLyiLUU
And a Company of
Stars of All Nations.
Seat* Now Selling.
EXT WEEKJJX J3S"**
CR SERENE AVD CHARMING HIGHNESS
OF SONG.
OUISE GUNNING
the New York CaMno MqmouI Senaatlov,,
The Balkan Princess"
IE BE-ST MUSICAL COMEDY OF YEARS,
and Company of To?HEATS NOW.
?nn pPAPniifi ?
ARCADE f
SKATING i
RINK !
TONIGHT I
OCTOBER 14 |
:w Floor New Skates J
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ATTRACTIONS 9
MATINEES AU. SEATS 10c
Mil
Matinees. 25c. Eveninza 25c. 50c and 75e.
WALTER C. KELLY.
E VIRGINIA JIDGR." WITH A NEW
DOCKET OF COMIC CASES.
HE FAMOCS MORATI OPERA CO.
HART'S FOUR OF A KIND" KAJIWILBUR
MACK A SELLA WALKER S
HIT. B- A. G. Trio. Richardson a Poalpc
Pathe'a Weekly.
XT WEEK-"THE MAN HUNTERS."
A Play of the North Words.
nl and Bronskl From the Pavlowa A Mordiperial
Russ'an B ll'-t. etc. Bn. Today.
AYETY
Two Performance* Daily by the
nrld of PI?aswo Co.
E?First world's (-bam;>lonNb p base ba'.i
on electric scoreboard. by eased wire, at
ty'a matinee. A GIL"T fettuiv. No extra
for repolar entertainment and aportirf
nent.
T WEEK?HARRY HASTINGS' SHOW.
EXCURSION?.
^Electric Line I
affimore aid Mara f
$1.25 ;
re
/VERY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. r*
od to Return Until Monday Midulckt. 4e
Trams every half hoar. ^s.
FOOT BALL $
NAVY VS. WASHINGTON AND > ?
JEFFERSON. re
ANN APOLIS. MP .
ATURDAY. OCT. 14. AT 2 :*? P M. y"
Train* 5 minutes after every Uaui r
.8111 NO TON BALTIMORE A ANNAP- V*
OL1S ELECTRIC R. R CO ,
14SM New Yer* a?e. n.w.
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DAJCOrtr.
iEOVERii. ?13 2tf> ST. N.W.?PRIVATE
li aa.r fco?r. AOr. Walta and 2-atrp, with
, jouutftd la Iihom. Claaa and
' Tu?hi.. Thar* . Sat. m, Mr. Chlldrra'a
SI n??nth Orrh?tra. Ph. W. 1U8.
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Wartli ZM-.
em bey daxcb8 wbol * bat. btob.
AlSaa' Araory. Da?dac. 9:99 to IB Da*i>
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inu da no* Tuna. "t?. Tboue U. 4999.

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