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SPECIAL NOTICES.
- WK WISH TO ANNOUNCE THAT FREDER
Irk U Orosvenor is no longer connected with
this office.
W1LLBTT A RKINECKK CO.. INC..
130? H st. n.w.
CHURCH LYCEUM COURSE.
The idcram Memorial Church lias arranged for
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to he given during the coming winter
months. The first number will he an organ recital
hy Itr. Minor C. Raldwln. one of the most
noted concert organists In the world, assisted hy
Mrs. Hasel Reeder. soloist, which will l?e given
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Oct. 29. The best
talent available has been selected for this course,
ami owing to the fact that season tickets may
be secured at $l..'iO. Including reserved seats, a
large sale of seats Is ctpeeted. A limited numbe*
of single adniiaston tickets are also available.
Among the feature numbers to ap|iear
throiighiNit the course are I?r. James Montgomery.
Hon. \V. H. Norrts ami Pr. Edward A.
Sielner. Keservationa for seuls are now being
made at the ehun-h. at Hith and Mass. ave.
n.e.. each evening after 7 o'clock.
REDUCED RATES ON SHIPMENTS TO PaCIFIC
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STORAGE CO.. 1140 15th at. Packing.
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n.vr. to Room 405. District National Bank
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CHTJKCH NOTICES
SEVFATH-DAV ADVEKTim
MEMORIAL S. I). A. (URCH. 121o 12th ST.
t.?.?Sfwclal sertlce Stindar evenlnr. Oet. 27.
7:40 o'clock?'"The Great White Blague Tuberculosis."
"Health Symposium bv Prominent
TTiytdcians" : mlcroacroplc demon at rat Ion: mualc
by Ptjsl. 1 lamer. Public cordially Invited.
THEOSOPHT.
VltsHINGTON LODGE. T. 8.. SUNDAY. 8
o'ekark p.m., at the Germanla. ant. 2, 3rd and
B sta. a.e.? lecture. "Life awl Form In EtoIuflan:
Their Complimentary Relations," given
by Dr. Goo. H. Wright. All are welcome.
"PROOF OF TUB EXISTENCE OF THE
Soul."? Lectare by Dr. W. W. Baker Sunday.
11:15. at 419 Corcoran hhljc. Public cordially
invited. Free study claea Wednesday at 8 p.m.
1 KOF, K. C GETSINGEK WUJ, CONTINUE
hi. lectures before the Klavatsky Branch. T- S..
V on "PSYCHIC INFLUENCE AND REALMS."
at MH3 "L" at. n.w., 8 p.m. Thursday. O-t.
51. WeltlMt.
CHURCH NOTICES.
METHODIST KPI!?COPAL.
WILSON MEMORIAL M. E. CHURCH. 11th ST.
tx?t. G and 1 f>.v.. James .L. Mclatln. pastor.?
0:3o a.m., Sunday school; 11 a.m.. preaching
by the pastor, followed by a consecration service;
6:45 p.m.. Bpworth League; 7:30. preaching
by the pastor, followed by revival services.
Revival service every evening except Saturday.
All are cordially wehswned. _____
WESLEY M. K. CHURCH,
5th and F n.w..
Rev. W. I. McKenner, D. D.. Pastor.
HOME-COMING SUNDAY.
11 a.m., preaching by
Rev. J. W. R. Sumwalt I>. P.
8 p.m.. Dr. McKenner. the pastor.
Special music by the Wesley quartet and
vested chorus choir. Morning, ohorns hy full
eliolr. Lloyd's "Te Deuni"; ccntralto solo by
Mrs. It. OUn Irf-ech. "Just for Today": quartet.
"In Heavenly I,ove Abiding." ' Evening,
chorus. God Is I .ore." hy I'oinplus; quartet.
"Glory to Tliee. My God. This Night,"
S.Umiieker: chorus, the choir.
H. S.. 0:30 a.m.; K. L-. 7 p.m. Every member
of the ehnrrh and congregation and Sunday
school and their friends urged to atteud.
Thursday evening service former pastors expected.
Friday evening, church sociable.
Everylssly welcome.
TRINITY M. E. UHURUII. COR. 5th AN1> PA.
ave. a.e., H. S. France. It. P., pastor. ?11
a.m.. "A LITTLE BFNItLE OF CLOTHES";
7:30 p.m.. musical service by the choir. Prof.
Mori, director; address hv the pastor. "AN
INTERPRETATION OF TANNHAI.SEIl":
1?:30 a.m., Sunday school; 6:30 p.m., Epworth
League.
METROPOLITAN MEMORIAL METHODIST
Church, corner of John Marshall place and C"
st. n.w.. James Shern Montgomery, pastorPublic
services at 11 o'clock, with sermon by
Rev. Dr. Isaac T. Headland. on^ of the most
vwOi.<l mAa. - .0 I'kl..,. . 1". I". l.*.n-..etl, I ouiri-O
CONGREGATIONAL.
MT. PLEASANT. COLI'MRIA KnAP NHA It
14th st.. Rev. Frank -I. Goodwin. minister.
Morning service. o'clock: address liy IIr. Walter
S. I'fTerd: subject. "The Combat With
Tuberculosis": evening service. M o'clock: ser111011
by Rev. Kdwin M. mis'!, ft. D: subject.
"Tlie Power to lm": Sunday sehool. !?::?! h.id.;
adult classes, lo a.in.; Christian Kinhn v?>r
tncetinsr. 6:30 p.m.
pi usx ?in< ;rk< Nation a i. i TiT itcn. tint
ner 10th ami .tl sts. u.w.. Rev. Samuel II.
Wootlrow. Tl. II.. pastor; Rev. Ia-vis K. Ptirtluni.
assistant pastor. 11 u.ui.. public worship,
witii sermon by the pastor, subject. "PERSONAL
POWER"; mush- by the quartet ami
chorus: 1>::1? a.m.. Sunday school: it: In p.m..
V. P. S. P. E.; 8 o'clock, evening servi-e. with
lecture by the pastor, subject, "THE KTIIIfS
tIF GAMBLING."
B A PTIST.
FIRST BAPTIST t'lll RCll. 10th AN It O STS.?
Seruion by the minister. R0v. W. W. McMastcr.
at 11 n.iii. ami 8 p.m.; S". S.. 9:45 a.m.:
Christian Endeavor Society at T p.m.; quartet
choir. Every one welcome.
Metropolitans Baptist,
Sixth and A sts. n.e.
JOHN COMPTON BALL, Pastor.
11 s.m.. "The Vision Glorious."
7:45 p.m.. "God's Pan."
CALVARY BAPTIST t'HPRt'H. 8th A Nil H
sts. n.w.. Rev. Samuel II. Greene. It. !>.. pastor.
Sumlay school. 9:30 a.m.: 1*. 11. llristow.
supcrlnteudent: public worship, with sermon
l?y the pastor. 11 a.ui.. and evening with the
choir. 8 p.m.: chun-h prayer meet in?. Tbtiraday.
8 p.m.: Teachers" Club. 7 p.m.-p deacons'
meeting. 7 p.m. C. E. meetings: Sunday. t'.:.'5o
p.m.: Tuesday. 8 p.m. All are ^ordinlly invited.
GU-V K BAPTIST. 9?h A NO II S.E.. F \v7
Johnson, pas to'. - 11. pastor preaches. "A
Heart affair": 7:45, Rev. B. O. Gaw preaches. :
and uigatlv during week at 7:45: 9:30. S. S.:
6:45. B. V. P. P. .
SECOND BAPTIST CHPRCII. 4th AND VA.
i VO (i as (linfnm \* ILitilolt
school. 9:S>: SERVICE OF l'.NCSI'AI. INTEREST*
at 11-address by Mrs. WILLIAM A.
WILBt'R: evening service at 7:15. "TIIE
CHILD'S C1IANCK": It. Y. 1'. I"-, at ?:15;
midweek service Thursday at 7:45. All welcome.
TrBMC SCHOOL TEACHERS?SUA I.!. Til FY
HK Af.I.OVVKlt TO WORK I.? BARROOMS
ANI> SALOONS';" Is subject of.Dr. \V|'droit's j
prelude tomorrow morn in; at "Stranger's
Home." Sliiiob Baptist Church. I. st. Ih-iw.-ch j
Ititti awl 17th n.w.: 11 a.m.. "Wuile I M rated
the Fire Burned": 7::i?? p.1n.. "Safety Under I
the Blood." Vested choir. All seats Lee. Kv- i
crybody invited. j
IMMAX1 EL BAPTIST CHI RCH.
MSth st. and Columbia road n.w.
Rev. llcrmou Spencer rinkhain. pastor.
Subject. 11 a.m.. "1 u** Sin of Taking It Kasy." j
E. HE2 SWEM'S sraiKCl : Wol LD Yen I
Rather Be a Hypocrite or a Well-kuowu Rascal";"
S p.m. 11 a.m., "Hod Tests Hood IVOple."
Centennial Hap! Ob., StU aul Eye sis. |
_JL1: i
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHTBCU, loth AND N
sts., Dr. .1. J. Muir. pastor. Preaehiutt. 11
a.m., "JVarless Amid Alarms": 7:45 p.m.,
"Useless Weaving": bnptisiu: : :?? a.m.. Bible
schorl. J. T. Curry, sup?.: O. E-. 7 p.m.
FIFTH BAITIST~?"IirRCH. K NEAR 7th S.W.?
Pastor John E. liriggs has returned from Richmond
and will preach at 11 on "Now. Not Yet.
Shall Be"; Mr. W. O. IVarce. S. S. specialist,
frum Chicago, will preach at night, baptism:
S. S.. 9:50; eha|*-l, It: Junior. 3:10: B. Y. P.
1".. <S:45: prayer meeting Thursday night. All
welcome.
WEST W.PHIN<iTtt.N JlAPTIS'l t ill KCH. ": 1 -1
and X sts. n.w. Preaching by pastor. Rev. K.
D. tiarv. 11 a.ui : 7:45 p.m.. preaching by Rev.
V W. Johnson of Baptist Church: Bible
school. 9:45 a.m.: tii'.s T. Eubuuk. snpe All
cordially welcome.
IXIT.UIUV ~~
A 1.1. Stil'l-S' ill III II. cult mil AND I. STS..
1'lysnes U. B. Pierce. It. It., minister. :i.45
a.m.. Stinday school: lV?t ilraJume Class.
< la?s tor the Comparative Sua!' of lt>-ligloii
and Fnity Study Class; 11 o'cim-t, morning
service; sermon by Dr. Pierce ilhe.c is al-o
kindergarten during the latur of gjoroiug wo.
sliipi: s p.m.. Young People's Religious liibui. '
The ptrrdic invited to all services.
UXllERSALIST.
CHFRCH OF OIK FATHER. 13?b AND L~STS.
n.n.. Rev. John Van Schaick. jr.. D. It., pas
tor. II o* clock. morning service: se-inon by the
pastor: subject. "The Father's Will": 9:45
a.m.. Sunday S'b<*>'; 11 a.m.. kindergarten; 7
p.m.. T. P. c. r.
~XEAAr THOl'bHT. |
NATIONAL ~NEW THOL'OHT CENTER?Dlt.
(1EO. E KICKEIt leads the daily noon meet- I
lni;- Mis* Eium-i Gray eomluets iiu- sjiuikmIuid
H>Joe*lajii ai 8 p.m. Class for children, ex
pert teacher*. Saturday* at 10 a.m. Washington
ljoau und Trust building. Public invited.
C'HHIST.t OKLFHU.tl.
WASHINGTON KCCLF.S1A. NAVAL LODGE
Hall. XtO I'a. are. *.? .- Sunday. 11:30 a.m.
divixe sriEsceTenteh.
MR*. JAMES. PRESIDENT OK THK DIVINE
Selence College. Iienver, will speak next Wednesday
afternoon at 2 ?>.. at 174? S at. nw.
All are welcome. Voluntary offering*.
ORIENTAL PHILOSOPHY.
ORIENTAL ESOTERIC SOCIETY. 144.1 y ST.
n.w.?Le< tore Sunday evening. 8:15. by Mis*
Marsland: aubject, "Non-resistance." ' Public
cordially Invited.
HIGHER THOUGHT.
MISS VAX VOAST WILL TEACH SI NHAY. 4
p.m. Topic, "Lord'a Praver"; Wednesday. 11
a.m., "Question Hour"; Friday. 8 p.m.. "Grow
Strength." 1428 4'llfton at. All welcome.
HEd LAR LEAGUE! '
AMERICAN OCCI'PATION OF THE PHILIPpine*
dl*cu**e?l bv ex-Gov. Cbas. A. Reynold*
at .1 p.m.. Pythian Temple, l"lh' Mb M. a.w.
Seats free.
|?'IVU I1M-II *'1 1 lllll.l, O I II .1?I, li| t?"l ?!l 1,1
devotiimul services; Ht X o'clock. Or. Montgomery
will speak on the subject, "A Tragedy 111
the House of Friends." Free seats to the public.
i;nion mktrfttt)is*r i;nstopai. fhFrfi i".
IflOth st. near Pa. ave. n.w.. Wilbur V. Mal'aIleu.
pastor. -9:30 a.m.. Sunday school; 11
a.m.. "Thinus New and Old"; 7 p.m.. Epworth
Ix-ague; 8 p.m., third of series on "Important
Question," "Is ?:hrlst God?" STRANGERS
t'OHIHAU.Y WEL('t>MKl).
HAMUNK MKTHOIUST EPISCOPAL CHFKCII,
Ninth and I' Streets NorthRest.
REV. JOSEPH M. M. GRAY, MINISTER.
9:30 a.m. ?Sunday school.
11 :Od a.m. ? PERIL OF REALIZED DESIRE.
7:00 p.m.-Epworth Lrapn* service.
8:0<? p.m.?"THE MEANING OF A MOTHER."'
All sittings frve. Visitors always nelfniilP.
KOI'NDRY. 16th ami Chureb sts.
Rfr. W. It. 1VKDDF.R.SFOON, I>. l>.. I'astor.
#:30 a.m.?Sunday school.
11:00 a.m.?"The Iiegradation of Capacity."
7:00 p.m.?Epworth League.
8:00 p.m.? "Character Traits for tile Times'"?
"I.essons From a Queen."
Visitors welcome. Quartet choir.
WAL'GH.-3rd AND A N.E . a7 11 TH< iMI'SOV
pastor.?0:30. S. S.: 6:30. E. I..; 11. "The
First Commandment": 7:30. "The Higher Patriotism."
JACKSON, BANNER and MT. VERNON
COUNCILS. J. O. U. A. M., will hold
memorial eierelses.
CALVARY M. E. CHCRCI1. COLUMBIA ROAD
between 14th ami 15th ats. n.w.. Rev. Joiiu T.
Ensor, pastor.?0:30 a.m.. Sunday sehool: 11
a.m.. "The Person Who Hides 1ns Talent": 7 i
p.m.. Epworth I/cague: S p.m.. evangelistic
servlee. musie led bv large eho-iis.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CIII lu ll SOCTI1.
MT. VERNON PLACE. !*lb and K sts. n.w.
Rev. E. V. Repeater, palter.
Pnblie worship. 11 a.m., S p.m.; S. S.. 0:30;
E. I... 7.
EPWORTH CHCRCH, 7th and A sts. n.e.
Rev. Robt. L. Fnltz. pastor.
I'nhlle worship. 11 a.m.. 7:SO p.m.;
S. S.. 9:30; E. L.. 6:30.
MARVIN CHURCH. 10th and B sts. s.w.
Rev. 11. I.. Hout. pastor.
I'ublie worship. 11 a.m.. s p.m.;
S. S.. S?:30; K. L.. 7.
ST. PAUL CHURCH. "Jnd :rnd S sis. n.w.
Rev. Wilnier 1". Johnston, pastor.
I'ublie worship. 11 a.m.. S p.m.;
S. S.. 11:30; E. L-. 7.
EMORY CHCRCH. 6ttM) Georgia ave.
Rev. K. 1.. Wmilf. pastor.
Publfe worship. 11 a.m.. H p.m.;
S. S.. 0:30: K. 1... 7.
MT. PLEASANT. Post office Hall. His l?k. rd.
Rev. IV W Jeffries, pastor.
Pnblie worship. 11 a.m.. -S p.m.;
S. S 1?:3Q: E. L.. 7.
L'A'ITED ilRETHHEV
MEMORIAL 1 NITED BR IT MR KN CHURCH*
North Capitol and It sts. n.w. 0:3O a.m.. Sunday
school: 11 a.m.. preaehing; 3 p.m.. Jr.
C. E.; 6:45 p.m.. Sr. C K.: 7:3ti p.m.. preaching.
Chas. E. Fliltz. pastor.
CHURCH HO CICEa
PRESBYTEBilAM.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN (SOU THERN A8SEMhlxt.
22nd at. between P and Q n-w.; pastor.
Rev. Andrew R. Bird.?Services: 11 a.m.. the
Rev. J. McClung Feig of the Kongo Free State.
Africa, will preach; 8 p.m.. preaching by the
pastor, "The Constraint of Love"; 9:45 a.m.,
Bible school: prayer meeting and lecture,
Thursday at 8 p.m. A cordial welcome to all.
ECKINOTON CHURCH. NORTH CAPITOL.
Florida ave. and Q st.?Preaching at 11 a.m.
and 7:30 p.m. by .the pastor. Rev. Henry E.
Brundage. D. D. Subject of morning service.
"Crowning of Life"; evening, "God's Liberality/*^^
CENTRAL (SOUTHERN ASSEMBLY). COR. 3rd
and I sts. n.w.. Rev. James H. Taylor, pastor.
?Preaching. 11 a.m.; 8. S.. 9:30 a.m.; Men's
Bible class, 9:45 a.m.; Christian Endeavor.
7:30 p.m.: prayer service. Thursday, 7:43
p.m. VISITORS WELCOME.
METROPOLITAN. REV. PAUL R. HICKOK.
pastor, eor. 4th and B sts. s.e.?Public worship
at 11 and 7:45; morning sermon by the pastor;
the Rev. J.- H. Sutherland, chaplain U. S. A.,
will speak in the evening on "Religion and
Health." iu recognition of "Tuberculosis day."
All invited.
G I'ELB Y MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN
Church, Florida arc. near 7th st. n.w.?Preaching
nt 11 a.m. by Rev. Donald C. MacLeod,
pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. "The
Clnjrch the Twentieth Century Needs"; Sunday
school at 9:45 a.m.; midweek service,
Thursday at 8 p.m.
WESTERN. THE CHURCH WITH A WELcome.
II. st. bet. 19th and 20th sts. n.w.. Rev.
J. Harvey Dunham, pastor.?11 a.m.. "Our
Heritage," the pastor; 8 p.m., "The World We
Live In hikI How to Make It Better." Rev. A.
11. Zimmerman; S. 8. nt 9:45 a.m.; C. E. at
7 p.m.
XOKTHMINSTKR. nth AND It. I. AVE. N.W..
Rev. S. A. Bower, pastor.?S. S.. 9:30 a.m.;
11 a.m., "The Voice of God"; 7:45 p.m.. worship;
0:45. O. E.; soloist. Mrs. I. It. T. Smith;
midweek service. Thursday. 7:45 p.m. *
SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN. 0th AND C STS.
s.w.. Arthur W. Spooncr, minister.?Services.
11 a.m.. 7:30 p.m.; morning theme. "Audacity
of the Gospel"; evening. "Hanna. the Ideal
Mother": vested choir. All welcome.
FIRST. THE STRANGERS' SABBATH HOME,
John Marshall pi. n.w.. Ikmald C. MacLeod,
minister.?9:30 a.m., S. S. and adult Bible
classes; It a.m., "Religion and Health." Rev.
A. 11. Sutherland; 0:45 p.m.. Y. P. S. C. K.;
7:45 (illustrated), "The Old and New China"?
Ni slides. All are welcome.
WESTMINSTER CHURCH MEMORIAL. 7tli ST.
uev. i" r.. imvis, pastor, Morning ?trr?i?*c
at.-. 11 o'clock; evening Hortlcp. 7:45.
" OHCRCH OK THE Ci?VEXANT.
Connecticut avo., N un<l lXth st*.
Charles Wood, minister.
Bernard G. Hrnsknmp. minister's assistant.
Harry Bare more Angus, minister of Peek Chapel.
11 a.m.. sermon by the minister.
Musieal service led by double quartet,
from 3:30 to 4 o'clock.
4 p.m.,. sermon by the minister,
subject. "Satanic Devices."
Sunday school at 9:45 a.m.
Christian Endeavor meeting at <1:45 p.m.
Thursday evening at 8, midweek service.
CENTRA!. PRESBYTERIAN* CHAPEL, 16th AND
Irving sts. n.i\\. Rev. .lames II. Taylor, pastor.
?Sunday school. 1>:30 a.m.: preaching, 11 a.m.
and 7:45 p.m.. by the pastor. VISITORS WELCOMK.
EASTERN. MARYLAND AVE., 6th AND C STS.
n.e. 9:3rt a~m.. S. S. and Bible classes: '11
a.m.. sermon by Rev. YVm. B. Waller: 6:43
p.m.. Christian Endeavor: 7:45 p.m., sermon
by Rev. Waller, with special musical number*
by an augmented choir: midweek services,
Thursday. 7:45 p.m. A welcome for nil.
NEW YORK AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
New York avc.. II and 13th sts.
Dr. WALLACE RADCLIKEK, Pastor.
11 :fht a.m. -Sacrament of the Lord's supper.
7:45 p.ui. -Musical Interpretation. Haydn's "Imperial
Mas*."
Music led by quartet choir, with Mr. Acton
K a spar, violin, in
"Hear Our Prayer."
"II lifird. Rebuke Mo Net."
"Glorious Is the King of Israel,"
"We Pray Thee. Help Thy Servant*;-"
"Blessed Is He That Cometh."
w kst street nintcii. r nkak '.tst vw..
Ker. .lanes T. Marshall. P. P.. pastor.?'
Sabbath school: 11. sermon by pastor; 7. Christian
Endeavor: 7:.".o. semcm liv I?r. ("harlot
Wcntl of the Church of ihe Covenant. Chorus.
WASH I NGTON HEIGHTS, K Al.4tR.VM A AND
Coluiniila roads.?Sunday school at a.m.
Ri*y. .1. Kiiisev Smith. P. P.. late pastor of
lite ShadyHlde Presbyterian Chureh of Pittsburgh.
Pa., will preach at 11 o'clock a.m..
also at the evening services at 7:4.>. All are
cordially invited to lie present.
foibtu t-hi.ttch. ctTb and faTrmont
sts.. I?r. Joseph T. Ke||y. paster. -9:31 n.m..
Sub. school; 11 a.m.. the l/ird's supper; 3
p.m.. Jr. and Int. I'. K.: 0:30 p.m., O. K.
Sw'y: 7;;to p.m.. preaching by the pastor.
(It'N TON TKM PI. E M KMORIA P. 14th AND It
sts.. ('. Everest Granger. P. P.. pastor, will
preaeh at 11 a.m.. topic. ".Truth"; evening
service at S o'clock. anti-tuhereulnsis erusad",
with address by llev. Joiin Van Sobaick: S. 54..
1t:.'Mt a.m.. mission Sunday, witii address by
Miss Mary Lattlnioro, from Som-b-w. China;
('. K.. 7 p.m.; prayer meeting omitted becaus*
of synod meetings.
UN11EU PRESBYTERUA.
MUST CX1TEP PRESBYTEItlA N CHFROII.
corner Itoek Creek t.'hnrch road and New Hampshire
ave.. "the church on the iioint"; pastor.
J. A. Campbell.?S. S.. 9:30: morning service.
11 o'clock, subject. "The Need of Christian
Heroism": 7 o'clock, the Christian Endeavor:
)S o'clock, evening service, subject. "What
Think Ye of Christ."
: EPISCOPALST.
MARGARET'S CHI'RCH. CONN. AVE. A*P
Bancroft place. Rev. Herbert Scott-Smith,
P. P.. rector.?Services. 7:30 and 11 a.m.: 8
p.m.; Sunday school at 9:30: the rector will
preach in the morning. Rev. t'has. J. Wingate
in the evening. Services on Friday. All Saints'
day; 7:30. holy communion; 11 o'clock, holy
coniiiiuuioii and sermon hy the rector. Full
vested choir. Strangers cordially invited.
st" anpbkws chfhch. txtit ttiti ami
Corcoran sts. n.w.. Rev. J. J. Pinion, rector.?
Services. 7:30. holy communion; tl:30, Sunday
school: 11. morning service: S. evening service.
WASHINGTON CATHEDRAE. BETHLEHEM
Chapel. Mt. St. Alhati. P. C.?Sunday, holy
eouiniiiiiion, 7:30 a,ni.: morning prayer and
litany. 10 o'clock: holy communion and scrnrr.!,i.|i?.r
Canon lie VriCS. 11 a.m.:
people's open air evensong and sermon, 4 p.m.:
evening prayer. 5: :jt> o'clock. Webk days?
Services. h'.'Xt. It. 12, 4. Music daily at !t and
I except Saturday. All Saints" day?Additional
services: Festival morning prayer and address,
11:15 o'clock: lioly communion. 11:45.
People's Open-Air Service.
Washington Cathedral Close, at 4 p.m. Sunday,
preacher, the Rev. F. W. Smith, rector of
Takoina parish. It. C. Music by the cathedral
choir, accompanied by a section of the
Marine Hand. Take Tenleytotvn ears.
CIU'RCH OK Til K KM I'll ANY. O :sT. NKAR
14th: Rev. R. H. McKltn, It. It., rec'or: Rev,
T. Hubert-Jones. assistant minister. Services.
II n.m.. 4 p.m.. 8 p.ui. The rector will pu*aeb
iu the in >riiinz: Sunday schools. 0::t?? a.m. au<4
."J p.m. Strangers welcome.
CHI RCII OF~f|TE~ASt.'F.NS10X. MASS. AVK.
and 12th st. u.tv.. Rev. J. Henuiui; N'elms. rector.?Services,
s and 11 a.m.: 4 ami 8 p.m.
ST. MARK'S CilFRCU. 3rd AND A STS. S.E..
Rev. C. R. Stetson, rector.?Services, 7 li
and 8. Kvery cue is welcome.
" A M K R11' A N" I' nTv Kits A1. C111' RCH.
On>- I.ord. One Fattli. ?tne Church for All.
The Nativity, 14th and A s.e., 7:3*1. 9:15. 11. 8.
The R*surrectioii. 15th and U n.e.. 3:3w. 4.
ST" JOHN'S CHFKi'H. TT;TT| A XT I II STS.'
Washington. It. Rev. Roland Cotton Smith.
It. It.: Rev. Kdward Slater Dun lap. A. ,M.:
Itev. Ceorge Willi-imsoii Smith, D. D. 8 a.m..
holv communion: 11 o'clock, morning prayer
and sermon: 4:15 p-Ui.. choral evensong and
sermon: 9:45 a.m.. Sunday school. All orgau
voluntary will lie played ten liiiuutes before
the 4:15 service. Mr. Anton Kaspar. violinist.
Monday iSi. Simoni aud Friday lAM Suiutsi,
holy communion at noon.
SI 1'Al !,'S. 211.1 AND WASHINOTON CIR
ele. Rev. ltobi. Talbot, rector: l!ev. Ceo. K
Curistiau. curate.?7:30 and lo. bol.v coin
million: II .io. .Sunday m-linoi; i i. maims ami
sermon by the rector: 8. choral ?-\etisong and
Htrmuii by the curate. Mr Cbrlstian will lie
mlaiiH'il priest mi All Saints' ilav at 11 o'clock.
LITHKRA.V
t.lTHIItAN CHI R<'H OK THB RKFOKMA
tiou, Pa. ave. and B at. a.e., Rev. Jolin Wcldley.
minister.?Servlcea at 11 a.m.; Sunday
school at 9:30 a.m. Christian Endeavor prayer
lUectinz at 7 p.m.
|Tvk\IN?;_WITH THE t'HOIIt AT ST. PAUL'S.
11th ami II sts. u.w., 8 p.tit. Tht: quartet
consist* of M!?* Bertha Hansen. soprano; Mr<.
.Iiillun Brylawxki, contralto: Mr. t'bas. Al<1
ridge. tenor: Mr. 4 "has. K. Roberts, bis-, ami
.Mrs. Win. H. Ilaylry. organist ami directress;
Siimlay school, P:3o: t'bristlan Endeavor. T:
sermon by lh<; pastor. John T. Huddle. ut 11.
LUTHER PEACE MEMORIAL. Utb Ixii N
si*. u.m.. Key. Ilt-nry Austadt. i>astor.--Public
worship ai 11 a.ui. and 8 p.m.. with sermons
by the pastor; S. S. at 9:.'tn a.m.: C. K. prayer
meeting at 7 p.m. "The Story of the Iteformatlon"
will be presented Oct. 3d and Nov. 1
ai National Rifles' Artupry Hall under aospi'-e*
of the Sunday school.
KKI.l.KIt MKMtHtlAU MP. AVE. AND Oth ST.
n.e.. O. P. Wiles, pastor?Preaching. 11 anl
7:45 o'elock?"The Croat White Plague?TttherIntermedlate
and Senior. 6:45.
Oill MUlA 1IKMillTS. 745 PARK ROAI), C.
H. Butler, |>SNtor. Protestant reformation atinlvi
rsnry at 11. "Its Spiritual Slgnlflonn.-e":
7:.Ki. "Bother, the Hero." Illustrated: Sunday
school.
ST MARK'S. Stii ANI? B STS. S.W.?SKItVlees
at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m.. conducted by Rev.
i'has. K. Hay of Doaconneas' Home. Baltimore.
Md.: Sunday school. 0:34) a.m.; Luther Leagu*'.
Wednesday evening.
ZIOX. ?TH AND I? STS. N.W.-ll A.M.. GERtuaa;
7:341 p.m.. English. Sermons by Pastor
Schmidt; S. 8.. 9:3o; Luther I/eague. Thursday.
8 p.m.
EPIPHANY. 16th AND U N.W.. BEV. CHA8.
F. Steele. 1>. D., iiaator.?Sunday school. 9:30
a.m.: worship. U a.m. aail N p.m. At the
morning service Rev. Dr. Waring will preach:
at night the pastor will In- In charge. Toplady's
great hymn. "Rock of Agea," will furnish
the theme of the address. Special numInts
l?y choir. Seats free and all welcome.
CHKICT1AK.
VERMONT AVE. CHRISTIAN CHURCH. VERinont
ave. near X, Rev. Earle Wllfley. IJj. D..
t?astor.?Bible school. 0:30 a.m.; morning subject.
"Our Greatest Oo?v?tl?"{ aveaing,
i :3o. a gospel sermon.
CHURCH NOTICES.
NEW CHIRCH.
NEW CHURCH. 16th AND~CORCORAN STS.
n.w.?The Rev. Prank Sewall, D. I)., pastor,
will preach at 11 a.m., "Jonah and the Gourd:
a Modern Application": Sunday school,* 12:15:
all children not enrolled elsewhere cordially invited.
Free loan library of the writinges of
Swedenhor? and the periodicals and literature
of the New Church In the vestry. Free tracts
_ln the vestibule.
EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SClBXcjT
EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Church.?Service Sunday morning at 11 o'clock
at Rauseher's. cor. Connecticut ave. and L
st. li.w., subject of lecture by BISI101* OLIVER
C. SARIN, "Teaching How to Ileal tbe Sick."
Hall commodious, surroundings elegant; seats
free, all Invited.
V. W. C. A.
YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOC1Ation,
12th and F sts. n.w.?Vesper service Sunday,
4:30 p.m., speaker. Miss Mary Lattiraorc;
subject, "Missionary Work in China." Special
music.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST* . oiumhia
road, Euclid and (Thumplaiu sts.- >?rviees:
Sunday. 11 a.m. and 8 p.m.: sut? ct.
"Probation After Heath"; Sunday school. 11
a.m.: Wednesday evenlflg. meeting. 8 o'clock.
Public cordially invited. Reading room. 001
Colorado building.
BIBLE STUDENTS.
"BEHOLD. I RUING YOU GOOD~TIDINGS OF
Great Joy. Which Shall He to All People."
Pastor Raymond will speak in the New Masonic
Temple, N. Y. ave.. 13th and 1! sts.. at
3 o'clock, on the subject, "HOW GOD SAVES
ALL MEN." presenting the scriptual account
and revelation of the past, present and future
of the human family. These lectures are always
absolutelv free and no collection is ever
taken. All are welcome. INTERNATIONAL
HI RLE STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION.
OTHER SERVICER.
HALL MISSION. 623 LOUISIANA AVE. N.W.?
Evangelistic service at 2:30 p.m.. followed by
sermon by Mrs. Frank J. Hall. Everybody
wp loontp I * 1 To 11 mivtor ?
' SPIRITUALISTS.
MRS. llBN'KLE HOI.DS MEETINGS SUNDAY.
Wednesday and Friday evenings at 8, 11 4th
at. s.e. Everybody gets a reading. Advice, 1
to S dally. IMione Linen. 2040.
SPIRITUALISM.
MRS. H. M. NOLAN WILL HOLD SPIRITUAL
services at 315 N. J. ave. s.e. October 27.
11*12. *
ALFRED H. TERRY AND MADELINE CURtln
will liold services in Pythian Temple, on
the second floor, Sunday evening at 7:30
o'clock. Lecture followed by messages. All
welcome. *
FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHL'RCH, PYTHIAN
Temple, 1012 litli st. n.w.. tirst floor. 7:20
p.m. Lecture and messages by Mrs. Z. B.
Kates. "Are Tliere Any Dead?" All Invited.
THE SPIRITUALIST TEMPLE LEAGUE WILL
meet Sunday. 8 p.m., at 5o M si. n.w. Mrs.
Rotli. medium. All are welcome. *
MEETING HON',. WED., FRL. S P.M. SHARP;
a message to each; dally readings. Mrs.
MALTBY. 8o7 Mt. .Vernon pi. n.w. Main 3700.
DIAMOND JIM" GRAM
Brady to Give $200,000 Endowment
and Other Funds
to Johns Hopkins.
BALTIMORE. October 26.?In fulfillment
of a promise made by him several
months ago to Dr. Hugh H. Young, James
Buchanan Brady of New York, better
known as "Diamond Jim" Brady, has
written to the hoard of trustees of Johns
Hopkins Hospital that lie will give ?20Of000
for the endowment of a department
of urology at the hospital.
In addition to this Mr. Brady has promised
to contribute funds to the hospital
from title to time in his life and to leavfe
a legacy at his death. It is expected that
the gifts will amount in all to approxi
matcly a half million dollars.
The formal announcement to the trustees
was made through a letter written by
Mr. Brady to Dr. Young.
Appreciated His Cure.
Dr. Young attended "Diamond Jim"
when he underwent treatmeuf at the hospital
several months ago. It was as a
sign of gratitude on his part for the
service*; of Dr. Young and the work of
the hospital in bringing about his recovery
that Mr. Brady determined to
make the gift.
When a patient art Johns Hopkins, Mr.
Brady became much interested in the
work there and inquired about the needs
of the hospital. It was as a result of
such conversations with Dr. Young that
he determined to make a donation for
the endotvment of the department of urology.
Tiie new buildintr which v." ill be con
strueted from the funds will be three
stories high, with a numbei of private
rooms and with a public ward with a
capacity of fifty or more patients.
There will be quarters for resident internes
and a roof garden for the outdoor
treatment of convalescents. Laboratories
for research work will be established.
The new hospital Vill be the first of its
kind in this country. Theie are only
two other hospitals in the world devoted
to the same purposes. These are in Paris
and Lo.idon.
PROTESTS GRILL ON TRAINS.
Pittsburgh Mayor Resents Annoyances
to Citizens by Other Cities.
PITTSBl'RGH, Pa., October liJ.?Mayor
William A. Magee issued a proclamation
last night declaring that the city was free
from all smallpox infection, the outbreak
of which in certain sections of the city
caused anxiety for some weeks.
The mgyor also sent a circular letter to
mayors of cities in the middle west protesting
ugainst the action of hoards of
health in boarding trains and demanding
that conductors point out to the health
otTiclals passengers from Pittsburgh.
Complaints had been made to Mayor
Magee that many Pittsburghers had been
subjected to cruel grilling and questioning
as to whether they had been exposed to
the infection, and were caused much annoyance
in being delayed in their travels.
GET NINE-MONTH SENTENCES.
Colored Women Charged With Cutting
Fruit Vender.
Lizzie Parker and iJatlie Muse, both
colored, charged with cutting George
Shamus. a Syrian fruit vender, were sentenced
to serve nine months in jail by
Judge Pugh in the Police Court today.
According to witnesses, the women became
abusive, and a general row followed.
both of the prisoners wielding penknives.
Sliamas was cut in the buck and
on one cheek, just below his eye. Both
defendants said Sliamas had come after
them with a knife, but this was denied
by two eye-witnesses.
Lodge Memorial Service.
Heno Council, No. 4ti. Jr. O. U. A. M.,
will hold its annual memorial service in
Masonic Hall,. Tenleytown, tomorrow at
:i o'clock.
THE PRESIDING OFFICER.
^ jjp*" >
The Lassie?Papa and brother and
Aunt Lizzie and Uncle Gus like you,
but mamma don't.
The Laddie?Why, the majoritv rules.
The Lassie?But mamma rules the
majority.
NEW TYPE OF BUSES
?
Vehicles to Replace Those on
16th Street Line.
IMPROVED SERVICE PLANS
Approval by the Commissioners of
Cars Which the Company
Has Ordered.
Approval has been given by the District
Commissioners to a new type of
vehicle to replace the present motor
buses operated by the Metropolitan
Coach Company on the 16th street herdic
line. i
According to S. Dana Lincoln, president
of the company, an order will be
placed in a few days for the purchase
of several conveyances. It is planned to
install the improved service in about two
months, as it is not expected that the
cars can be manufactured and delivered
before that time.
In all probability, it is stated, a sixminute
headway will be provided. This
win not be decided, however, until the
Commissioners have approved- a schedule
to be submitted by the company.
Capacity of New Cars.
The new cars will be fourteen feet and
ten inches long and seven feet and six.
inches wide. They will have a seating
capacity of sixteen passengers, the seats
being arranged transversely. Provision
will be made for both entrance and egress
at the front, although the vehicles will
be equipped with rear emergency exits.
It is stipulated by the Commissioners that
the cars shall be equipped with automatic
ventilators. '
Although the new herdics will be
about the same size as those now in
operation, the facilities for entering and
leaving the cars will be much better,
it is stated, while improvement also will
be provided in the ventilating and seating
arrangements.
Under a law passed by Congress at the
recent session, the Metropolitan Coach
Company is required to install an Improved
service on the 16th street line
by not later than February 'J4, 1913.
This line extends from Iflth street and
Florida avenue down ltitli street to lath
street and Pennsylvania avenue and out
Pennsylvania- avenue to iCid and G streets.
The company is given transfer privileges
with the Capital Traction and
Washington Railway and Electric Coinpanics
at 15th street and Pennsylvania
avenue.
Commissioners to Regulate.
Authority is extended by the law to the
District Commissioners to regulate the
service rendered by the company. A
committee, consisting of ("apt. Mark
Brooke, assistant to the Engineer Commissioner;
W. A. McFArland, superintendent
of the water department, and
Daniel E. Garges, chief clerk of the engineer
department, was appointed to approve
a type of vehicle to be purchased
by* the company and installed on the
Ikth street line.
It is expected that tils committee will
continue In existence to represent the
Commissioners in dealing with the various
motor bus companies operating in
the District of Columbia.
Public Health Service.
The following changes in stations and
duties of commissioned and other officers
of the United States public health service
-were announced ,today by Surgeon
General Blue:
Passed Assistant Surgeon Baylis II.
Earle is directed to assume temporary
charge of the Marine Hospital, Port
Townsend, Wash.
\ ^ .* ^ ? r?...l. .
rawru /icsisiaiiL ourK^UII .MH Iilttll auu- j
erts is relieved from duty at. the hygienic
laboratory, and directed to proceed to:
Gloucester City, X. J., and report to Sur- j
geon J. H. Oakley for duty.
Assistant Surgeon Paul Preble is re- J
lieved from temporary duty at Ellis Is-1
land, X. Y., and directed to report to the i
director of the hvgienfe laboratory for!
duty.
Assistant Surgeon II. E. Haseltine is!
granted two months and l.fteen days* i
leave of absence from October 22.
Assistant Surgeon J. M. Gillespie is re- '
lieved from duty at Honolulu, Hawaii,
and directed to proceed to Manila, P. I.,
and report to the chief Quarantine officer
for duty.
Assistant Surgeon B J. Duffy is relieved
from duty on the revenue cutter
Tahoma and directed to proceed to Honolulu,
Hawaii, and report to the chief
quarantine officer for duty. ' . .
Pharmacist J. A. Wolfe, upon being
relieved by Pharmacist Ralph E. Gray,
is directed to proceed to Pensacola quarantine
station. Pensacola, Fla., and report
to the acting assistant surgeon in ]
charge for duty and assignment to quar-j
ters. ,
Pharmacist Ralph E. Gray is directed
to proceed -to Cairo, 111., and report to
the medical officer In command Marine
Hospital for duty and assignment to
quarters.
Ralph E. Gray is appointed pharmacist,
of the third class.
Boards of medical officers convened to
meet Monday, November 11, at 10 o'clock
a.m., for the examination of candidates
for admission to the service as assistant
surgeon, as follows:
Stapleton, X. Y., Surgeon H. W. Austin,
chairman; Surgeon E. K. Sprague. member;
Passed Assistant Surgeon \V. A.
Koin. recorder.
Chicago. 111., Surgeon J. O. Cobb, chairman;
Surgeon H." S. Alatthewson, member;
Assistant Surgeon R. 1*. Thompson,
recorder.
New Orleans, Ea., Surgeon J. H. White,
chairman; Passed Assistant Surgeon R.
H. Von Ezdorf, member; Passed Assistant.
Surgeon A. D. Foster, recorder.
San Francisco, CaJ., Surgeon R. ..I.
Woodward, chairman; Passed Assistant
Surgeon J. D. Eong, member; Passed Assistant
Surgeon Hugh de Valin, recorder.
TROUBLE FOR SCHOONERS.
OT ^ ~ ^ ~ _ j
vessels ?Tom JNortn Carolina Both- i
ered by Head Winds.
According to reports made by Capt. I
Samuel lArmore, master of the rum!
schooner Grace G. Bennett, In port here 1
with lumber from North Carolina, ves- i
sels bound to this city or Baltimore from I
Beaufort, Morehead City, Xewburn and '
other points on Pamlico and the sounds j
south of it, have been having a hard time i
reaching the entrance to the canal that j
connects the inland Waters. of North j
Carolina with the Chesapeake. He left j
Newbern about two weeks later than j
the schooners Mable and Ruth and Liz- j
zie A. Williams, but succeeded in catch- j
ir.ig them but a few miles lrorn the mouth
' of the Xeuse river. Head winds bothered
the vessels, and after they arrived at
Buck Island. N. C.; at the south entrance
to the Albemarle and Chesapeake canal,
they had to remain several days waiting
a tug to tow then\ through the canal.
Low water was encountered, in the
eana\ and the vessels went aground*
numbers of times, so that the trip to
Xorfolk was a slow one. At Norfolk
Capt. Larmore left the Mable and Ruth j
and catching a favorable breeze made j
1 L A. A# I* o n#l ooOaViaH f Vila r* t fr V TllOc- I
me ueai UL U, aim * v??v??vv? * ?vc- j
day evening.
AFTER THE RICH TRADE.
i
British Merchants and Manufacturers
Awaiting Canal Opening.
British merchants and manufacturers
already are laying elaborate plans to
capture the rich trade that will be developed
with the opening of the Panama
canal, according to Albert Halsted.
United States consul at Birmingham,
England, In a report to th# bureau of foreign
and domestic commerce. Trade or'
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First Showing
A Low-Priced He
Otis Street, J
One Block N
Bala
The 14th St., the IB'
You will b<
houses in this ii
are no better th;
In vestments on
Each house ha
with modern sube
The kitchen equip
a first-class plant
factory.
Gas and electr
in $10,000 homes.
Cement cellar 1
taneous water hea
COVJ
Come out i
houses over. ^
can own it.
Remember,
ave. cars. On (
bl> k north of
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fixe, riic. lot?
garden and playground
PORCHES FR(
*
Each house has six
ii: HALL.
ii: Double doors of in
Laundry trays. Scrv
heater. Electric and g
;:i design and <|uality. T
elaborately equipped.
Hot-water heat; guarat
ONLY TWO HOL
THEM T<
j BELT, O'BRIEN &C
i:tnnittt?trttt;8iti!iintttuumgu:utiu^
All the Beautie
\ But in t
\ Brand-new, 7-room Ho
\ corner lot. Near 1
. . \ About XA mile froi
Let me \ will be -/2 block f
show you\ pienty Gf land foi
this for a \ try. Price, $3,:
home and \ own terms,
an investmentX ment requin
\ ject is to i
Sales Manager, \n^wy tsh?
Warden Building, \Take
1426 TOU ST. N.W.
PHONE NORTH 1494.
The Very Hub of Wash- 3
$ ington's Business and *
|j Shopping District. 5':
% The Kenois Office f
1 Buildinor. 1
Sg ^ &
I mmm
% MBHign Paia,s 1 *
i ft0**1 I
* IHMI ^1 i
| 5 y Hi I
^ ????? .
? Barber OcodwarJ ^
& * * t
% Hess Lohhrop
I | |
? "11 g
$ Corner nth and G Sts. NAY. g
? *
IE Large, light rooms from $10 to g
". $20 per month up, including elec- *
\ trie light, heat, janitor service, 2 ?
. electric elevators. Locate your of- ?
I fice right in the very center on the 2
t main artery of travel. Apply on ?
: premises, or write for diagram. ?
ganlzations are stirring up English sentiment
toward the development c>f trade relations
with the western coast of Central
and South America, and certain class
Journals have sent representatives to
study the situation at first hand.
"It seem8 to me highly desirable." says
Mr. Hai8ted. "that it should be fully
recognized by American manufacturers
that British and other foreign merchants
and exporters are preparing to Increase
their trade via the Panama canal."
g==Marvelous 1
pme in a First-CIass Coi
ust Off New Hamp
orth of Park Road=Colur
Only $.3,750.
$300 Cash.
.nee Positively Less Than
th St. and Georgia Avenu<
e amazed at this proposition. Th
iimediate neighborhood sold for $5
ah these.
" Homes=We Will Ouarai
s six good sized rooms and large entra
itantial fixtures, including washstand ai
>ment is most complete. Numerous clos
(not junk) guaranteed In writing to
ic light; really these fixtures are the e
under entire house; laundry and other c
ter.
:rkd front and rear po
tomorrow; size up the neighbor!
t'ou'11 want one. and we'll fix the 1
it is not far from the 14th St., 11
3tis st., right off of New Hampshi
Park road.
.T O'BRIEN & CO.
G STREET NORTE
t
LOCATION
f 16th St.
- *
( H
rom the JIXPST RPSl- !!
LET IX AM PR IC A.
TH ST. N.W.
02y Sold.)
1UA ROAD OX TH P
IRVING ST. ON THE '
:. and Mount Pleasant cars
iay.
$500 CASH. j;
??ample room fur garage.
S. '
>NT AND REAR. I
rooms and RECEPTION |
ilaid oak. Concrete cellar. 1
ants* toilet. Gas water g
as lighting fixtures of rare ' g
lie bathroom is a beauty, |
including shower system. t
iteed plant. |
SES UNSOLD. SEE |
MORROW. I
:0., INC., 1309 GN.W.
s of the Country I
he Citv. /
? f
use; well built; large /
the Monastery N.E. /
n present car line; /
rom new car line. /
garden and poul- /
500; make your /
No cash pay- /
2d. My ob- /
tori / E
II*- /
PALMISTRY.
HAVE YOl i: HAND IJKAD BY MB. DAOD?.
The well known soientiti-- pa'inist. Readings.
01 e dollar. Phone North ll.'Ol. Sludlo. iliSJ
Q at. ii.vv. Honrs. 11 a in. to 7 p.m.
DANCING.
WASHIMJTo.VS NEW HAM'I.VJ STI'DIU
Miss CHAPPKLEAIt. 1421 Q sr. Term*,
ti !?k?oiis. $2.Tin. 1 tnnee at :he Ahide even
Thurs. * .Phone X. 0S44. '
! GLOVER'S. -'Cnd ST. N.W.?PHI. WESSONS
i Jiue; waltz and 2-atep. jrutr. in ?> lessons; class
ami dance Tiles.. Times.. S*t. eves., f.bc; fine
ballroom; rem. $0: o.eheMra. I'uune \V. 112".
ASSEMBLY BAXCES Tllt lt. & SAT. EVE.. NAT.
It (ties' Armory; ooutinuous dancing. R;S0 to 12
DAVISON'S ACADEMY. 710 Gtli n.w. Boston
and all dunces taught any hour. Ph. M. 46S1.
ASSEMBLY DANCES EVERY S\'f. EVE..
to 12. Prof. Wyndhiim's. SIC 12tli n.w. Teachea
all dances. Ix'saon. 50c; 6 for $2.7>0; private,
any boar. All pupils guaranteed. Pb. M. 0670.
PRIVATE DANCING SCHOOL.
Only One Taught at a Time.
Latest Dances. Folk Dances.
Belas.-o Theater, top floor. Select. M. 5S2D-Y.
EXCURSIONS.
Winter Sunday Excursions
Fares Washington to
Bhiemont,
Leesburg, I'aeonian Springs. Purcellvllle. Ashbura
and Intermediate Stations.
Front Washington, $1.00.
Thrifton. Va.. I?5e.
Cars leave .'16th and M at*, n.vv.
.
KENSINGTON.
Car. from 15t| and X. Y. are. for Zoo. Cktrf
Chaae and Country Claba., Omeel at Uko wltfc
Kensington line.
Home Offering
ivenient'Location.
shire Avenue.
nbia Heights.
Rent.
e Cars A3I Conveniente
last set of new
i.ooo each. They
itee $32.50 Rent.
nee hall: tiled hath,
nd medicine cabinet,
ets; hot-water heat;
be absolutely satisqual
of many found
conveniences: InstanRCHES.
HK>d; look these
terms so that you
l til st. or tieorgia
re ave., about one
.INC.,
ii * trPT
ivytM.
J AMUSEMENTS.
' |J#1 M| IkI
Two iM-rforiiiaiii-e* .laiiv I.. I Mil TI\T. M' Ht'AI.
IJIVTEM in a MINm anu<lmr
li.lll. feature. Ketio. Welsh NIK) Melr's ? IIK*
; jtional ?i P'l.ul*. ?"m11 Starrer A Co. IH Ij \leDriawtt,
l rnin| irmmIocM. Hrrt A LaKiv All
ton. Karlton A K iff. nl. alai Clur* A Wr?i.
20. Km Ire l.i.w ei K <m.|" 11k
\.-xi Week HARDKKN
r.leeli.ii Nlirhl inn S ums. 1C<-iortt*. |.\ li'imi)
; 1 wire.
LYCEUM
"Frencby to lis Tips."
Maiiln Rooge Burlesaaas
In a Two-act Musical * oai-dy
The Toast of Paris.
Friday Msiif. <K-I. 2T,. Ceuutrr Store
; N>?t Week TilK STARS til S I A'5F I. \ v f>.
|| I <1 fiQM
| Hkdh^B^kJllULaUMJv Thui v
MAI Rl( K < AVI'BF.H. I'resent*
HENRIETTA eTli t- r?l \t
jCR0SMAM-IX Sc-i
: ! Bt Catherine Chlsbolm fnshliic
; | From Ma vine Elliott Tbeaier. V Y
: ! I'tiees: Orch.. jn.30 end Bal.. TV red
; $1: ML. Me.
:, ?
; I Next Week seats now skixim;.
; ; "Every Little Movement Haj a Meaning
: ! All Its Own."
; j Woods, Frazee & \sn\*r*r Preset"
;i madam m]
; j TM I.aimhin? Su<ee?is of Two Continent.,
I Zimbalist zzmt,.
' 4:30 O'C'loek Wednesday. October .'Hi
| l'rl<<Ms. ft.an. fi.tsi. 75c. .v?r.
I # Seats oil Kale at T. Arthur Smiil.'.- ? !'
I I <hts rsMrinani. l^t!7 !' m.
x.MKSIC 7th ink national ?;i akiT i> ? "
S I Kami or orchestra can he rns.'ifH fur all *>. < ?
j nioio. Address JOS I? OAI.DWKI.I., Leader.
i.%7 <! ii.v.. l'hone Main 4.MB#. :;l
POLITE VAUDEVILLEE
The Moat Beautiful Theatre in America.
Attractions Equa'intr the $2 Theattea.
The Comic Opera Star Comedian
i Arthur Deagon
SE The Paris Theatre Des Arts Aerial
Spectacle Sensation.
"POUCHOTS flYIWG BALLET. *
Laura Guerite A Arthur Conrad. Hil
Stephens A Co. Clara Inre. 6'iUy A HusII
sey. Steiner Trio. etc. 8 Bif Hits.
N I
? Late Star "Xiss Dudelsack."
& 5?S ? LULU 6LASER & CO.
With Thcs. D. Richards. Wi'ln rstrt.
_ ily. Tom Dinirle & Co.. etc. Bay Tcday.
P Daily Matinees. Inciudinr Sa urdev*
Rand Holidays. 3' x Spats. 50o: A;1 Other
Seats. 26c.
Evet.ines?Proscenium Bo* ^ea-?. $1
Mezzanine Box Seats. 50c: 0*"h??ri
0 50c end 75c; Mezzanine Floor. 35:: Ba'?
_ cony. ?5c.
; ? Phone Main 641 for Sinrlc or Seis o
1 f Reservations. Which Will B? He'1
I b Until 1 :C0 and 7 30 of the Day SelectedBELASCO
SO S1NUKRS.
ABORN cow.;.- CO.
Special Production of Planquette's Alast"! niece.
The Chimes of Nomaasiy
MCIITS 25c To 51 .50 WED. ANT' SAT.
MATS 25c TO $ ..
J NEXT WF.BK-LEW I IIXDS PRESENTS
William Collier
,v NEVER SAY D!iE
A Wu I'ltty iu Tlir?** A?*t* by W. H. Pom .in?l
William Cuilier.
i NATIONAL
i COHAN' & llAirias Preset
Douglas Fairbanks in
HAWTHORNE.U.S.A.
A Coim tly of Thrills. H.a.t Thnil.s and l. iurhter.
By JAMES P.AKS AKD PAGAN
NEXT WEEK *'u
Jo?. M. Unites presents
OUR WIVES
Th" fstlioiis I'.iHlnlr ?>f Sex" all Euisip" Is
lausliiuu at "Euuuicm |i!sjr e\.-r written"?
1 Kaiser Wilheliu.
G A Y ET Y
Two P<rforuitu(M Dully t'j*
The New W 5Ming: Widows
Wish
ALTA PHIPPS,
Ami 211 All-S'wir Cast.
Next Wcek-THK OAHTV CIIII.S
i ACADEMY iMAisf
MATS.. TLBS.. THURB. A"ND SAT.
Gl 'h' HI I.I. Pres?nts
A Magnificent an<J Scenic Revival of
HAPPY H00LI6AN
Next Wink-Tlio Little Tenderfoot.
Arcade Skating Rink
14th ST. AND PARK HuAD.
NOW OPEN
Three aetwiona daily?morning. afternoon ana
night.
*H?r ? Tt->iit?r ami Rette- Than Beer.
Friendship Heights.
New. modern auburtmo home: large lawu; hotwater
heat; liollaiMl linen shade*.
Situated just over the DISTRICT LINK, wcat
of Chevy Oliaae Clrele. no the Tenleytown car
line; can also be reached by the Chevy
ear*. tiet off at the circle and walk went
through the Hannockburu golf links. ON It PARK.
Small cash payment. balance moutbly.
Open for Inspectlou. See HKVItY W. OKKUTT.
residence Friendship Heights, l'boue Weat UOV.
^ i
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