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SPECIAL NOTICES. IF YOU CAKE TO DISPOSE OF YOUR PROPERTY YOU ARK IWITF.D TO UST WITH US. IK YOr WISH TO PI RCHASE HOMF., CITY ??R SURT RBAN. OR INVESTMENT PROPERTY, LARGE OR SMALL. OOMMI'NICATB WITH US. WE HAVE WHAT YOU WANT. A. F. FOX COMPANY, 1-3-1-1 "H" N.W. SUKS DEPARTMENT. ITO THE LuDOE MEMBERS. S1IOPMATES an<T friends of the late William H. R. Martin Mr* <>>r? J. Martin h?'r thank* and ap preciation for rh.-lr kln'l ? ympatbjr In her !?? rea?ement. \lr?. ?H>R.\ J. MARTIN. '2s <>1h *t. s?.e. ? LET ME KNOW VnUK RKAI. ESTATE "ant*. I ran probably satisfy them. JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD. 72a 3r?th ft. n.w. Phone M. r.s)* THE ANNI aT. MEETING OF THE I.OT OWN fn of the <}|>'HW<mm1 cemetery will be held n the small hai! ?.f old M.isonl' Temple, !?ih and F *t? n w. MONDAY. .Itine .1. 1!?12. at S o'clock p.m . fur Th<- purpose of electing fiw trustees, and for any other business iuat may legally l>efor?' tie meeting. HENRY oRTlI, Jr.. IVesident. EDWARD KERN. Secretary. oTTTTwnERs" <?l "real ESTATE?-$50,000 TO Invent lii hou*e? or vacant ermnd; no dela> ; ?lUli-k action Addrest ll?.x 41. Star oflloe. 'J* RF. SURE OK YOUR PAINTER. ITS HOW ton* paint la?'? that makes it cheap or dear. M.v proven ability at your service, likewise my knowledge. r..\ experience. Estimates Riven. ?; H M\RKW\RD 2210 nt* st. Ph. N. 2s <'1. OFFICE OF THE GEORGETOWN 6AS LI OH f Company. 111S 2''th st. n.w.. Msv 2o. 1!<12.? ; A meet Ins of the ?tx k holders of tb!s company for the election of seven directors will tie held at this offiis. Monday. June .1. l!o2 Polls open from 12 m t > 1 n.in. Rr>oks for transfer of stock will l>e ? oscii from Mav 20 to Jtine 3. 1012. Inclusive. ROBERT I. MIDDLETON, Secretary. OPAtJI'E .SHADES. "0c. Rest ?paque. on Hartshorn rollers, 50c; bans: fre?. .! r PREINKERT, 1206 H rt. n.e. Pbone I.tncoln W* Will ? all with samples. ?'ACIFir COA<T SHIPMENTS IN fONSOLI dated cars at reduced rates. SECURITY STORAGE COMPANY 1140 I5tb at. packers, forelrn forwarders, cold *torsg*. safe 'epnolt. RevSewiimg Stand Seat?? Tickets for the reviewing stands for the great j.igennt of the Colnmt.Bs Memorial Parade are tiow on sale at the Family Shoe Store. 310 7th Ktr^-et. All scat- are coupon reserved. Prices, VI and $1.no each; secure them now. Tickets for the sreat sacred concert at Orm *? ntion Ilall on Sunday, June 9, are now on sale at Droop's Music Store. Price, .">0 cents (Mb. In addition to the above places application may be made at the office of the secretary of the committee, f?f, E street northwest. JOSEPH STRASBURGER. Chairman Esecirtlve Committee. ARE YOU GOING ?to close house this summer without mak ing Mire the roof is sound and tight? Better have us look thing* over and feel safe when the heavy storms come. Can u* ap, IRONCLAD ,'SSX. fS^"a3i" KNIGHTSOFCOLUMBUS SI Up. DECORATIONS. Jack Goldsmith, 924 D St. ^air ?Ballantine's Canada Malt ALE is a refreshing beverage, possessing uncommon tonic prop erties. Dozen bottles for $1.00. Shoonnaker Co., WaM Paper for satisfaction. MARRY H. SHERWOOD, 220? 14th st. N. 4880. ??I NEVER DISAPPOINT." Good PrSmitflinig Helps. - In your quest for new business you'll find It profitable to use the kind of printed matter turned out at THE SERVICE SHOP. BYRON S. ADAMS, ICfffiTh'h. You can be sure your Glasses are right if you have them made to order in our Optical Factory. M. A. Leese Optncal Co., 014 0th STREET. PAINT ^Eposes READY TO USE. All of the best in Paint can be found here. SCREEN ENAMEL. ISc per can. ROOK PAINT. ?1 2* per gallon. ANDREW'S. 1,000 Letters Only $3. We also duplicate, typewrite fold, stamp, seal, address and mail vour letters; estimate given; ei.el ent w.jrk THE SYSTEM LETTER CO.. #20 F st ; Main 3?7 E. R DOOLKY. Manager. Painless Mllln l273 At Sign Price darling of the Printing 414 Devil MASSAGE. ~~ SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE BY ANNA B. JOHNSON. For rbeumatiMB. para ys'< jn<! p?"r circulation; magnetic nia--s;iir? ; ale hot rnh Appoinfnent hy jhotie. \ rih Kit.'. \d-ir. Hilt l-'th .t. n.w. STANDARD FOR ALL SHIPS. Those of Same Type in Navy to Have Similar Organizations. Orders have been sent to the several commander-in-chief afloat to convene boards of offi-< rs for the purpose of standardising the organizations of the several types of ships so sister ships will have the fame organization. In general features th<?> are already similar, but dif fering in detail.- When the reports of the hoards come in they will be examined in the derailment, and a tin^l scheme worked out mak tin the organisations as nearly unifortn throughout all vessels of th" same cla-s us difference- of construc tion and typ<- will permit. Some of the existing d ffer?-nces consist n different schemes ot numbering, bil ieting. etc.. all aa-ed on the same gen eral system, varying only in their appii < ution. so that th? re is really no differ ?n es in pru;? ij.le. W.th tl.t j roposed stan dard organization adopted both the oili er? and m?-n "uuld more readly fall ! to their stations an?i duties, their pre vious experience on b^urd other ships be ing directly applicable to the new ones. "Open Shop" at Cumberland. >pe<"lal Dispatch to Th?' Star. CUMBERLAND. M i June 1.?Follow ing their declarati'-n for "open shop," members of the Mast? r Builders' Associa tion whose contracts had been tied up by the strike of the union carpenters were able to put a number of men to work. Some of tiie Carpenters at work are from other state-. lieorge B. Wise, president of the Master Builders' Association, says it is not a !ight against the union, but public pollc> and justice to themselves and those lor whom they are building homes compelled tin in to go on with the work a> it was impossible to meet the demands of the carpenters. DENTISTS You All Know Drs. Patton and Leonard Wbx have !>?? u Filling, < r..?nln?- ami Extracting Te*-th for th?- la>t tn;-nt> tor. in W?4iiti|ton with vut < ati-iii* th<* patli tit the lea?t l?!t of path. We call t>ai k thi.s Matenictit with huiHln ils of ti-stimooiaht fro'.H satisM patinats. orn C1IAKGE8 A It E MtlMKATi; <'( l: WORK BEAUTIFl'I. AND l.ASTING. 4M| $5 SETS OF TEETH. $5, $7, $11 kt. Gold l'rown> Bridcework J Drs. PATTON & LEONARD, PAINLESS DENTISTS, 910 F STREET. 1'nioD Dental Parlors. Il>-menil*-r I'hose Malu 1577. the Number. HEALTH OFFICERS MET TO DISCUSS EPIDEMICS Plans Formulated to Check In fectious Diseases in the United States. Surgeon General Rupert Blue of the marine hospital service yesterday pre sided at a conference of Ptate and terri torial health officers held in accordance with federal statutes at the hospital bureau in this city. Twenty-four states were represented, and all the latest de velopments of epidemic diseases affect ing the public health were discussed. For some time past there has been a very serious epidemic: of spinal menin gitis in several cities of Texas, and a committee was appointed, with repre sentatives from Texas, New York and other places, to formulate methods for checking the spread of the disease. Guarding Against Typhus Fever. Similar provisions were made for limit ing the spread of typhus fever, which, it has recently been discovered. Is present in many of the large cities of the United States. The type of typhus fever in America is not so deadly as it has proven abroad, and for several years it was known in the New York hospitals under the name of Brill's disease. Two sur geons of the marine hospital service, Dr. Goldberger and Dr. John F. Anderson, tinaliy identilled the disease in Mexico as genuine typhus, and found also that It Is a disease bred only in very un cleanly surroundings and carried by ver min. Clean-TJp of Cities. The cities where typhus is prevalent will he subjected to a thorough clean in^-up campaign. Among the questions discussed were the federal collection of mortality sta tistics, and the establishing of a uniform standard for disinfectants. The confer ence concluded its work and adjourned. Showers Tonight; Monday Fair and Somewhat Cooler. For the District of Columbia, Mary land and Virginia, fair Sunday, prob ably followed by showers at night. Monday fair and somewhat cooler; light to moderate variable winds. Barometric pressure is quite evenly distributed over the country, and no disturbance of any consequence is now within the tield of observation. Within the last twenty-four hours there were local rains and thunder storms in the gulf states, the plains states and the Mississippi valley, while in all other parts of the country the weather remained fair. The weather is considerably warmer over much of the country east of the Mississippi river and over the plains states and the Rocky mountain region, and warmer weather continues in the Pacific states, readings being 100 de grees or higher in the interior of Cali fornia. Temperatures are lower In the Mississippi valley, the gulf states and upper Michigan. A slight disturbance that is now over the upper lake region will advance east ward, and be attended by showers Sun day in the region of the great lakes and the Ohio valley, and Sunday night in the middle Atlantic and New England states, and will be followed by fair weather in these regions Monday. Show ers are also probable during the next forty-eight hours in the gulf and south Atlantic states. In the upper Mississippi valley, the plains states, the Rocky mountain and plateau regions fair weather will prevail Sunday and Mon day. The temperature will be somewhat lower Sunday in the lake region and the Ohio valley, and Monday in the middle Atlantic and New England statesr it will rise Sunday in the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys and It will cfTange little elsewhere. The winds along the New England coiist will b.* light to moderate variable, mostly southwest and west; on the mid dle and south Atlantic and gulf coast, light to moderate variable; on the great lakes, light to moderate variable. Yesterday's Temperatures. Temperature?Midnight. 59; 2 a.m., 57; 4 a.m.. 55; 6 a.m.. .r?5; 8 a.m., 66; 10 a.m., i7; 12 noon. 81; 2 p.m.. 85; 4 p.m., 87; 6 p.m., MB; 8 p.m., 75; 10 p.m.. 72; highest, 88; lowest, r>4. Relative humidity-8 a.m., 71; 2 p.m., 32; M p.m., 58. Rainfall <8 p.m. to 8 p.m.), 0. Hours of sunshine, 14.8. Per cent of possible sunshine, loo. Temperature same date last year Highest, 79; lowest, 63. Up-River Waters. Special Dispatch to The Star. HARPERS F^itRY, W. Va.. June 1? Potomac and Shenandoah rivers both clear this afternoon. Temperatures in Other Cities. Rainfall. 8 p.m.to Mm. Mill, 8 p.m. 8 p.m. Asheville, X. C 84 50 76 At.tuna. ?>a 90 70 80 Atlantic t'it.r. X. J... 7* no 68 Bismarck. N. I> 74 44 70 Boston. Mass so 52 ns Buffalo, N. V ?)?; ?ti .... Chicago, Ml M c>4 w> .... Cincinnati, Ohio 86 5X s2 Cheyenne, IVJO tis ;;s 66 . " Imiv. hih.i !. Iowa 82 66 70 o (is louver. Col 74 42 70 iH-s M.'iii. s. Iowa 62 .'.4 58 0 24 I'uluUi. Minn 68 -,o 64 ??alv.st"ii, lex ss 7s 80 O.ui Udena. Mont 7# 44 74 Indianapolis, lnd *2 62 78 Jacksonville. Kla 00 74 70 0 tM Kansas City, \lo 68 58 66 Little Rock. ,\rk SO 70 74 o.?j T.os Ang les ?'a! 76 f,S 06 Marquette, Mich 66 ,v> 50 0.01 Memphis. Tenn. H4 72 74 0 1*5 New Orl.au>. La ?ni 76 7* New \..rk, N Y so 56 7$ .North 1'latte, Neb.... 76 42 76 Omaha. Net, (Mi 52 64 (Vk2 l'hila<l> li liia. I'a 84 02 7n Pittsburgh. l-? 86 54 80 PortlatMl, Me 00 44 Portland. Ore 76 ,74 70 Salt Lake City, Ctab. 76 50 76 **" St. lotus. Mo Si; 66 74 6 04 M. Paul. Minn 60 56 oo . San KraiM-iaro, Cal.... M> 62 t58 S|>rin?rtiel<l. Ill Mi 60 74 0*16 Taeouut. Wash 6S M Taiuiia, Fia ss 70 72 0.08 T?.leilo. tihi>? 84 til* so Yicksburg. MUs ss 72 70 6.08 GRAY HEADS RAILWAY. Succeeds L. W. Hill as President of Great Northern. ST. PAUL, Minn., June 1?Carl K. Gray today assumed his duties as presi dent of the Great Northern railway in place of Douis W. Hill, ft is said that immediate staff changes are not con templated, but It is regarded as likely that during the next few mon.tis there will be some sort of reorganization. L. \V. Hill continues as director of the system, and it Is understood that he soon will be elected chairman to succeed James J. Hill. Denial is made of reports that I*. W. Hill Denial is made of reports the exploitation of development enter prises in Oregon or to the Hill ore prop erties. I11 the capacity of chairman of tie board of directors Air. Hill, it is said, will continue to have an active interest in the railroad properties. MEMORIAL TO BE UNVEILED. Rear Admiral Coghlan to Be Eulogized at Exercises. The memorial erected over the grave of Rear Admiral Joseph B. Coghlan. U. t?. N\. retired, in Arlington national cemetery by the Department of New Qjf)e)6ungJtfeiisStore There's a fixed price on every suit of the It is placed there by the manufacturer to indicate the actual value. We have cut these prices! ABOUT 85 SUITS 11 MARKED AT $25 At least 85 of our Society Brand Suits that are priced up to as high as $25 will be sold at $18.75 ^or a choice. It doesn't seem such a sensational reduction, but ? the ACTUAL saving is $6.25. A $25 Society Brand Suit is worth every penny of $25?you can't duplicate its value elsewhere for that money. Now let's see if you're looking for genuine bargains. 431-4-33 Seventh St. WEHA/E NO OTHER STORES. Sole Washington Agents for Society Brand Clothes. FIRST TIME OFFERED! 1013, 1015 and 1017 K Street N.E. Finest Homes Ever Offered in This Section. Combination Electric and Gas Lights. Hot-water Heat. Double Porches Front and Back. 40-foot Terrace Parking. Hardwood Finish Throughout. Extra Large Yards. Steel Construction. 8 Rooms and Bath. Open and Lighted Until 9 P. M. Daily and Sunday. H. R. HOWENSTEIN CO., 1314 F Street N.W. GOOD CHANCE ? s ?to secure a * well rented % 1 G ST. BUSINESS 1 I PROPERTY | \ at an attractive || \ price. Call on us quick for particulars. WEAVER BROS., 7^5 15th St. York, I'nited Spanish War Veterans, will be unveiled next Sunday, June 9, at 3 o'clock. Admiral Dewey will unveil the monu ment, while Father W. H. I. Reaney, I". S. N., will deliver a eulogy on Admiral Coghlan. It Is experted also that Presi dent Taft will be present and that he will deliver an address. The Secretary of the Navy will be one of the speakers, and /the Marine Band will furnish the music. Bernhardt Wall, commander of the De partment of New York, with his stafT, will arrive in Washington, June 8, ac companied by the commander-in-chief of the I'nited Spanish War Veterans, Maurice Simmons, and staff. A large at tendence of members of the G. A. R. and U. ?. W. V. posts and camps from other cities is looked for. | The Very Hub of Wash- 1 ?| ington Business and ?jjj % Shopping- District. ^ | The Kenois Office | | Building. Mouse at ; Corner nth and G Sts. N.W. *? Large, light rooms from $10 to $20 per month up, including elec X trie light, heat, janitor service, 2 S electric elevators. Locate your of i flee right in the very center on the ?? main artery of travel. Apply on premises, or write for diagram. Come now and see tbe last finished bouse, before It is occupied. Virginia Highland*, the (tardea suburb, la nearest of all suburban homes. It la only twelve minutes' ride from Pout Office. Lota are now $200 and upward. You can pay $10 down and $5 a month. You won't ml as it and soon it will be voura to build on or to sell at a marked profit. Take car from Poat Office corner, 12th and Pa. are. Now Is the time to come. Now la tbe time to buy. The damp-proof, cement bouse will Interest you. They coat leaa than wood. Agents on the ground every day. MAIN OFFICE BOOMS, 820 New York are. n.w. Phone Mala 008. G e n u in e F1 e t c h er's Castoria, 21c P h i 11 ips' Milk of Mag nesia. 33c 35c P 1 uto Water, tor constipation, 30c Williams' Tal cum Powder and Silver - plated Vanity Box both n - for 2^c C a nthrox, the shampoo, 31c Glyco-Thy moline, 18c. and 69c. SCHAEFFERS j MEDICATED green soap. 25c Schaeffer'a Mwllcttfd Gre^n Soap. Antiseptic, hyaline. Fine for sham poo k. Best for the Qf> nursery. Calie COR.7*AND K. 5T5. KG.GIBBSJrop. OPKX 12 O'CLOCK MGHTS. Fairy Soap With This Coupon, 2 for 6c. i 25c TUBE OF BEAUTY CREAM FREE TO EVERY PURCHASER AT OUR TOILET GOODS COUNTER MONDAY AND TUESDAY. Didn't you ever hear your grandmother tell what fine complexions her friend? had "when she was c kiiT' Buttermilk was one of the favorite beautitiers of the old days, and It certain H lias a wonderful softening and whitening1 influence on the skin. We are going to give you tree of all charge a large 2.Vcent tube of Pen^ar But' ? milk Cerate, a delightful toilet article, made from pure, fresh dairy buttermilk. Many of Washinutor tutifu women can testify to its quality of keeping the skin soft, clear and satin-smooth (il'.T \ Tl'BH KRBK M?>ND.\\ OR TUESDAY. MANY BIG BARGAIN'S IN THIS TWO-DAY SALE OK SAVINGS Toilet Articles. Cucumber Croam, splendid for softening and healing skin, for sunburn and tan. 35c size a.,......,,.....,...,....#.....*....,. * Hinds' Honey and Almond - 33c D. & R. Cold Cream; small, 7c; 25c size. 18c; :55c size, 29c; 50c size, 38c; 85c T\r size 25c Palmer's Skin Success. ...... 15c Mum, the deodorant 19c Zim Perspiration Cream neutralizes all body odors; an antiseptic cream for use on arms, body or (Q. feet. Large 50c jar 25c Peroxide Cream and 25c Peroxide Soap both for 23c Talcums and Toilet Powders. Roger & Gallet's Rice Powder . 1 Oakley's Corylopsis Talcum lie Graham's Borated Violet Talcum Powder, soft .?? down. The finest grade French talcum, properly borated and perfumed. One-pound dome-top 1Q/ can. Special... Alr-flont Talcum; 1-lb cans I.V 2.">c Peroxide Talcum, one of the finest ITm Dr. Charles' Face Powder iin 25c Rogct's Imported French Fa< e Powder.. lie 2.1c Riveris Talcum I7?* BED PANS S2.00 Aluminized Bed Pan, light, durable and C f |Q strong $>*>7 $2.59 Enameled Bed Pan, agate ware $1.39 $2.00 Caloris Bottle for keeping liquid either hot or cold. Aluminum case, and an extra big *yr vaule RIGHT RUBBER GOODS at RIGHT PRICES QUALITY GCARAXTEEI). Combination Syringe and Water Bottle. One of the biggest rubber bargains 00 we ever offered xOC 2-quart Family Fountain Syringe; regular flow tubing; 3 pipes; strong shut off; guaranteed perfect S-.00 Enameled Irrigator "Safe Spout" Fountain Syringe. Will last for years. Come in and let us show you its many advantages $1.25 Rival Black Rubber Water Bottle; 2-rjuart size. A strong, durable. 2-quart ZQ_ bottle. Special 07C Syringe Tubing, five feet of good strong tubing "Veno" Bulb Syringe; the best red rubber, and unusually strong and well made 59c Tyrian Bulb Syringe; an extra ?ood value 75c Rubber Gloves, protect the hands; fine for housework. Pair ?:. 59c $1.1 9 19c 98c 39c 39c DOUCHE PARS Zinc Douche Pans; 75c value 49c Aluminized Pans; $1.60 value Douche 69c $2.00 Enameled Ware Ilou< he Pans 75c ice Bags; English check Anticolic Nipples; 3 for 10c Baby Pacifiers Agate $U9 49c 10c 5c $3.00 Revolving Spray Syringe, Strong suction, safe and sanitary; red rubber bulb; curved hard rubber J A tube T,,W 50c Atomizer,good bulb, Housekeepers' Helps P. iQ., the best and surest in sect killer in the world. Forms a powder when dry, and de stroys both insects and their 1C eggs. Bottle Brush for applying Free: Powdered Pacific Coast Borax, 6c pound Spirits Turpentine, full pint Moth Balls or Flake, 3 pounds Household Ammonia Tar Paper, double strength, 45c sheet, 5c; roll Sticky Fly Paper; 6 sheets ^ for 15c Lavender Camphor, moth 10c death Insect Powder, the imported kind; strong and deadly. 19c Half pound Gum Camphor, best Japanese. Pound Absorbent Cotton, hospital 18c grade. Pound FreckSe Face. There is no need for unsightly skin blemishes. For beauty s sake get a jar of BARNARD'S CREAM. The 20-vear-old cream that is so good that many of its first still have the velvet soft,^ brilliant complexions of youth. You have seen some of these users?beautiful white-haired women with the skin of girlhood. Keep your skin smooth with this cream. 25c Large jar $3.50 Elastlo Stocking Abdominal Belts at Cost Every Abdominal Belt house will be sold at cost. $2.50 Thread Summer BeHs; nearly all sizes $3 50 Elastic Silk Belts; fresh, strong rubber in the $1.09 $1.98 50c Imported Comb, 39c All coarse or coarse and fine. IMPORTED SOAPS AT COT PRICES. White Rose Soap, cake, 14c; box..39c 'Verdura Glycerine, cake. 9c; box....21c Empire Violet Soap, sweet as sa' het, cake, 9c; box 21c P. D. S. Witch Hazel Soap, the finest ever. 10c Williams Shaving Soap.. 10c rakes... or Colgate's New York Elastic Trusses; HQ_ good value $4.00 Seeley Hard Rubber Cf QQ Trusses 4>>*70 Broken Arches. Get relief from Gilbert's Arch Supports; CQ. medium and large sizes only Suspensories at Cost 25c and 3.".c (Q. Suspensories 50c Suspen sories 75c Suspen- AQr sories $1.00 Sus- L"lc pensories.... Backache. The ingredients in Buchu Buttons are on every package, and they St'RELY WILL RELIEVE Back ache and Minor Kidney and Bladder Troubles quickly and easily. If they don't relieve, the treatment will not cost you a penny. 50c boxes. 3Qr special Corylopsis Soap; a lasting. JtZr delightful odor; cake, 9c; box English Glycerine Soap; 10c "ltZf. cakes, 7c; 4 for CASTILE SOAP. Pure F r a t e 1 1 i Janerelli Castile Soap, 1-lb. bar P. S. & D. Soap, pure white, Cr full of lather 15c SOAPS?ODDS AND ENDS? 3 FOB 10c. Glycerine, Pine Tar, Jersey Cream, Buttermilk. Ro*e, Violet and Carna tion; some without wrappers. Odds and ends of many lines. This 1 A_ sale. 3 for ?VrC Colgate's Soap Paste, times the size of flash.*, 4 20c The Sparkling OXYGEN Foot B<jJh b^jlt WHEN YOUR FEET BUBN and you would give anything for relief, get a box of Cadox. the sparkling oxygen foot-hath salt. It will draw out inflammation from corns an.l callouses and make- you feel as if you were treading OC on air. Large box ^JC Nature Shape Shoes Style With Comfort For Men and Women, 4.00, 4.50, 5.00 For Young Folks, 1.25 to 4.00 Black Suede, Canvas, Buckskin, Black and '1 an Calf, Patent. ''Banister" Shoes for Men, 6.00 to 11.00 Rubber soles ? for men and women ? Canvas, Buckskin and Russet. . Onyx" Hosiery for Men. Women, Children Arthur Burt Co. ? 1343 F Street