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THE WASHINGTON TIMES, FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1912.
ART EXHIBIT ILL
TOMORROW AT
ON
CORCORAN
GAL
Fine Collection of Paintings
and Sculpture to Be
Shown.
The twenty-first exhibit of the Wai'n-
tnxton Society of Artists scheduled to
open tomoirow, and to conlliii.o until
April U at the hcnilcjcle at the Cor
coran Gallery of Art, comprises 163 oils
and L'O pieces of sculpture, the work of
AVashlngtonlans nnd out-of-town mom
bcrs of tho 30c:cty. J'ho exhibit tills
Scar will no doubt be a good one, iu
theie Is great competition for space, 130
paintings being turned away on accounc
of a lack of room
Portraits for tho great! pait predomi
nate, although thero are many works
appealing; In thcit dliectneas, and show
ing a. wide range of choice of subjects.
Young artists contributed many pic
tures. CMilef, perhaps, among the local sub
jects Is tho first time uppcarance ot
Jerome Connors" head of John Carroll,
whk'h will surmount the memorial
statue of the famous founder of George
town Unlversitj, and which will be un
veiled with cciumontes on May 4.
U. S. J. Dunbar's work, alwa"ys of in
terest to Washington art followers, com
prl&es a plaque portrait in bas relief.
HIb busts of Secretary Wilson and John
B. Henderson arc excellent examples of
sculpture.
Of national interest, at this time. Is
Mrs. It. Lesley Bush-Brown'E portrait
of the late Admiral Kvuns "FlRhtlnrf
Bob" is depicted in a lifelike manner
with his arm about his little giand
dauglitcr. The picture. Is culled, "In
Times of Peace." Anothor exceptional
Portrait by the same painter is that of
Heinrlch Hammei.
Richard N. Brooke has five coast can
vases, which Bhow strength in their
tUnpllclty. W. P. Sllva exhibits thrco
Southern scenes, the most noteworthy
being a ghostly conception of a c press
fwamp. Of the older ai tists, Luclen W.
Powell has three pictures a classic tem
ple of Jupiter, u cam as of Venlc
und an evening scene of the Grand Can
Oon of the Colorado.
Portraits predominate In tho ratio of
almost two to one. Many of the ounsnr
artists furnishing good examplts of thU
work. Among other contributors aru
Anna Sands, Josephine Gloelzner, Ma
Baker, Marian Stevens, Ruth Osgood,
Jofcephine Page, Lena Brooke, Alice Fm
tei. llnttie 13 IJurdetic, Juliet Tlionip
bon, Adolpho Blondheim, Glads Branl
gan, Mauiico InKres, E. Bennjlt Deckel,
R. P. Tolman, C 11. L, Johnston, Mis
R. Legrand Johnston, Florence HariW.
Mrs. Gertrude Gray, Alice James, Elln
Pay Hale, Max Weyl, E C Messer,
Bertha Penlc, and Curl Weller.
To Elect Delegate.
A delegate to the Federation of Arts,
to be held In this city during May. will
bo elected at tho meeting ot the Public
School Art Teachers' Association, which
will be hold In Miss Anne Wilson's
office at the Berrett School this after
noon. Dr. William M. Daidson and
E. 1,. Thurston have been invited "to
attend the session. The meeting will
be held at 3:30 o'clock.
ROCK ISLAND FEARS
INVASION OF CITY BY
OF
1
0
Dynamiters and Others on
Way to City to Stir
Up Trouble.
ROCK ISLAND. 111., Match 29. De
splto expectations of an end of tho
troubles here, police and militia aro
alarmed by reports that tho city would
be Invndcd today by a crowd of roughs
from Muscatine, Iowa, at the time the
coroner has Fet for the Inquest over the
ictlmB of Tuesday night's riot.
This Information wns contained In this
dispatch reccled by the publishers of
local newspapers from what they con
sider a reliable source In Muscatine:
"Fully ono hundred rough characters
from Muscatine left for Rock Island
to help raise troublo there. Over ono
hundred striking socinllst button work
ers from this town ate up thoro now,
nnd will bo In It all the way through.
We have had assassinations of tho po
lice here, attempts to dynamlto build
ings, assaults, and riots, till It Is a
nlghtmaie. The troops were here twice.
"I saw soveral of our dynamiters
leave for Rock Island this afternoon.
Look out."
Judge Frank Ramsay, of tho Rock
Island county court, has ordered a spe
cial grand Jury to take up charges of
inciting riot which have been made
against thirty Individuals, among whom
nio local politicians. The grand Jury
will make a rigid Inquiry Into the
causes which contributed to Tuesday
night's fatal rioting
Adjutant Gen. Frank Dickson, who Is
directing the Sixth Regiment In enfor
cing order, instituted a severo military
regime. dpite protests from merchants
who complained that business was be
ing injured.
Soveral men arrested as vagrants last
night were sentenced to more than a
nvonth each at hard labor.
Examinations for
Bureau Stenographers
Exceptional opportunities are offered
for acquiring experience ind knowiedgt
of court piocedure and practice In both
Federal and Stato courts with the an
nouncement of an examination for po
hltlons as law clerk, stenographer, and
typewriter to bo given bv the United
States Civil Service Comnils!"Ioln.
Tho examination will be held May K
and 0 to All vac: ncles In the Buieau of
Naturalization ard the Bureau of Iivml
gratlon, in this city, which start ut a
minimum t-nlarv of Jl.om.
The examination will be taken In ste
nograph v. three forms of typewriting.
Penmanship, report wilting, arithmetic,
spelling, law, and copying nnd correct
ing manuscript.
Only One "DHOMO ClUININE"
That li LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE. Look
tor the signature ot E. W. GROVE. Used th
World ov.r tu Cure a Cold In One day. J3o.
Ill ii nmi.ii.im III
HI I'. I III
Architect's drawing of Upper Section of Bed Room Door
Showing Transom.
"High View"
Bed Room Doors
Are Transomed.
THESE transomed bedroom doors are pari of
the sunlight and ventilation facilities that
characterize "High View" homes through
out. Such transoms enable the free passage
of every breeze that blows on hot summer nights
and without any objectionable drafts whatsoever.
Every detail in the construction of ''High View"
homes has been as carefully thought out as the trans
soms over the bedroom doors. Is it any wonder
that "High View" homes have broken all selling
records continue to break all selling records?
"High View" homes consist of six rooms and
bath, front and back porches, terraced front lawns,
back yards, hardwood trim throughout, par
quetry floors, the most improved lighting facilities,
art mantels, etc.
Price, $3,300
J$200 Cash
$26.92 Per Month
Terms:
(whUh paja directly on the home, Including
all interest )
TO INSPECT Take any G street car marked
"Brookland" or "North Capitol and W streets," get
off at Rhode Island avenue and walk one square east
The owners have under course of con
struction more of these homes It will be
several months before they are completed
If you haven't tho necessarv J200 first
payment to put into one of the homes now
ready for Immediate occupancy, you can
have ub reserve ono of the next lot for vou
by arranging to make us small monthlv
payments In this wav. by the timo the
homes are ready for occupancy, ou will
have saved enough to make the first nav.
ment. After that all you need pay Is '6l
per month, which applies directly on th!
home, Including all Interest. ,recuy on tne
Shannon & Luchs
713 14th St. N.W.
"Look for our Green and White Sign."
REV.E.V.REGESTERTO
GET PASTORATE HERE
Presiding Elder of Baltimore Con
ference Named To Mt. Vernon
Placo Church.
The Rev. K. V. Regesler, D. n for
the past four years presiding elder of
the Baltimore district or the Baltimore
Conference, Methodist Kplscopal Church
South, will succeed the nev. J. Howard
Wells as pastor of tho Mt. Vernon
Placo M. E. Church, of this city. Just
when tho Rev. Mr. Wells will take up
his new duties has not yet been deter
mined, but may bo decided on later In
tho day by niBhop Murrah, who is pre
siding at the annual conference of tho
mlnlsteis of tho denomination In session
In RalUmore.
Tho Rev. Mr. Wells will In all prob
ably be given some charge Just us Im
portant as tho ono he Is leaving, which
Is considered one of tho most Impoitant
In tho Baltlmoro Conference. The Mt.
Vernon Place Church Is ono of the
largest and wealthiest churches of tjm
denomination In this section of tho
country.
Ir. Regester will In all probability
he succeeded as presiding elder of thn
Baltlmote district by the Rev. M. I").
Mitchell, who is now stationed at Lex
ington, Va.
REDFIELD REPORTS
POLICE PENSION BILL
Measure Aims To Provide
finite Source Of
Supply.
DcR-
PALI SUNDAY TO
BE CELEBRATED IN
FTTG
FASHION
Catholic and Many Protes
tant Churches to Hold
Special Services.
Palm branches will be blessed nnd
distributed, and llosannnhs sung In
mnny of the chuiches of the city next
Bunday. Celebration of Palm Sunday,
commemorating the triumphal cntranco
of Christ Into Jerusalem, will bo un
usually elaborate this year and, as al
ways. In marked contrast tu tho grnvo
:iature of services during Holy Week.
In the Catholic churches of the city
palms are blessed before being given
to members of the congregation at high
mass. In many of the Protestant
churches .Sunday school children will be
given palms Sunday morning or after
noon, and In the Episcopal church music
and sermons havo been arranged with
particular reference to Palm Sunday.
At St. Paul's Catholic Church three
priests from St. Thomas College, Biook-
IMMEDIATE EfFKT OF GREAT KID
NEY REMEDY IS SOON REALIZED.
A favorable report on tho policemen
and firemen's pension bill has been pre
sented to the House from the District
Committee by Congressman Rodtlcld.
Tho report says that tho present rose
nues for tho pension fund are Insuf
ficient and tluctuatlvr, with a tendency
for them to decrease and the demnn'd
to increase.
The report contalna the committee
amendment, which provides that the
lev and collection of the proposed tax
shall be additional over the rate now
ovlded by the general law.
"The" Treasur of the I'nlted States
has never contributed to this fund,"
savs the report, and the bill does not
change this. Nor does the presen' bill
alter the existing sourrcs of supply
They remain what thes have been and
aie In considerable pait the contribu
tions of the officers themselves.
The present bill alms to provide a
definite souice of Mipplv which will meet
all deficits nnd prevent the Injustice
to pensioners to whom the District
authorities have alloted pensions, but
who now fall to receive them In full.
According to my experienco I do not
consider there Is anj thing to oiiual Dr
Kilmer's Swamp-Root for kidney affec
tion. Twice It relieved me when I was
completely helpless
Tho last time I was traveling In
Texas when my kldne.vs became effect
ed, and for ten davs I Buffered excru
ciating pain, accompanied with severe
chills. Several venrs ninvlnn.s. tuning
I been relieved of a similar attack I nat
urally sougni roller as before, fioni
Swamp-Root
After using four of the large size bot
t'es, 1 was completely restored and
went on my way rejoicing and praising
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root. This was
three vcars ago, and I have had no In
dication of the return of the affliction.
Yours very trulv,
J. C. SMITH, 1r.
Its Johnson St. Jackson. Tcnn
State of Tennessee I
County of Madison ""
Subscribed and sworn to bofore me
this 13th day of Juh. 1!X.
P r STOVAM,,
Notary Public
Letter to
Dr Kilmer & Co,
Binghamton, N. Y.
Prove What Swamp-Root Will Do for You
Send to Dr. Kilmer & Co. Brtigham
ton. N. V foi a cample bottle. It will
convince an one. You will also lecelve
a booklet of valuable Information, tell
ing .ill about the- kldncvt and hladdi i
When writing, be sine and mention the
Washington Dnllv Times. Regular llftv
ent nnd one dollai size bottles for bale
nt all drug st3rc3.
This Reads Like the
Description of a
Much More Expensive Home
Brick and steel construction.
Parquetry lloors throughout
Hardwood trimmings throughout.
Hot-water heat
Gas und electric lights.
Big terraced front lawns.
Deep back yards.
Completely equipped kitchen.
Completely equipped tile bath.
Extra servants' toilet.
Laundry in basement.
Front porches with balcony.
Large double back porches.
Unsurpassed lighting and ventilating
facilities
Ample inet space.
Location convenient to cars.
Location in desirable community.
YOU would say that six or seven thousand dol
lars must be the price of such a home. But
it is not and that is one of the reasons for
the great desirability of the Spring Road Properties.
Yes, the above is a partial description of the
Spring Road Properties The exterior architecture
of these homes, the practical planning ot the inter
iors, the present desirability of the location, and its
future possibilities (as one of the main ap
proaches to Rock Creek Park), all combine to make
the Spring Road Properties a home-buying-oppor-tunity-extraordinary.
Price, $5,200
Terms
I
$500 Cash
$38.00 Per Month
(whlrh pa j a directly un tho home. Including
all Interest.)
TO INSPECT Take any Fourteenth Street car
going north. Get oft at Fourteenth and Spring Road
and you are right at the homes only a few minutes'
ride from center of city.
A SMALLER CASH PATMBNT
-will be accepted from those who do not
find It convenient to Immediately transfer to00
cnh Into one of the Spring Hoad Properties.
All that i required In sues cases la a small
Increase of the amount of the monthly payments.
Shannon & Luchs
713 14th St. N. W.
"Look for our Green and White Sign."
Watches Cleaned
91.00
Mainsprings
91.00
All AVork Warranted One Year.
83 Years' Experience
MAX GREENBERG
707 9th Street N. W.
KOnSIEIMjY 5M 101b.
Christian Xandcr's
STOMACH
BfTTERSl
Finest remedy knounB
M for indigestion 7 n H
H bottle 50c full nlnt Onl M
B 909 Seventh Street B
hn, will Hlnsr tho panslon nt high mass
and tho full ihuncel choir of 100 men
and boyn will kIvo tho regular music of
tho mass under tho direction of K T.
Winchester. Msrr. Mnekln, pastor of
bt Pntil h, ulll cclebruto tho musa.
No Rciniit'i will ho preached nt hleh
mnn nt St PutilrkV I'Min Hunditv
tiiuiitliis;. but : Hlioit explanation of
lite ni"anlns of tho imlms will he j;lven.
Monsignnr itiibficll ulll preach at i.JO
P m nt tho Innt uf thn Suiiduv evening
'.niton iwrvl-' 'a. Wc-VicHdnv nlclit tho
n.c)- .7.'.m"M. A- Smvsii ulll preach, on
lo I liiii'f.1ti . Hie lu-v. W. J. t'nrroll.
nnd the llv. John "Wrjfnmuin on Oood
1 Uilnv. I "iiohrao will be i,.inc Wed
nesday. Thin Bdav. nnd Krldav evenlnm
hi 7 !1 uVIdcIC iv Htlldontd lioin Itolv
1'IONR CollOR"
Anounronu-lits or Holy Week scrv
l.'cs will be nnd from all the pulplu
o' tni- cltv Sunri.-iv mornlnK In chnrehcj
whom snt'i-im HnliM are tj be held.
Sertatoi
Complexion
Beauty in
Face Cream d
SENATOR STANDS FOR THE BEST
Soc LEADING DRUGGISTS 50c
Mrnntur Hair Whitening Ciiiiinniiy,
ItiiclirNtpr. . X.
Fluid nt Jus O'tonnrll Afrircl- Two
,'?rl!K "". Henry Hnii Chrlstlanl Drug
lo Thire Stores, anil Klocreskl Phar
it.Hry
YOUR Grocer Sells
cream ;;- h? Bru
BLEND Sn tfi.C"1 "erf'ot re,ult
PI rttlD ?T!",cWs 30 '-b l"acs
rLOUR :;f,llKh "ourlshlnu. and de
licious bread to the barrel
w?l!',BNSHAW& BRO.
--"-";-... MIUV.IT5, inn and m t a r-
To Give Recitals Here.
John Duxtoii, principal of the Man
chester School of Elocution, of Man
chester. KiiRlnnd, called for thin muntry
today, and will bo heard In UiIh city
within 11 few wceka with his famous
series of rccltuls, "Tho Hook of Job"
nnd others.
Gordon Institute.
nAIlNKBVII.M:, Qa, March 29. To
day's celebration of founders' day at
Gordon Institute uns made notabln by
the dedication of thn new Jir.,000 ath
letic Held and the lujlns of tho corner
Hlotie for the new m ude mb liulUlltJt.
Many alumni nnd othei ft IciiiIh ot tno
lollege attended the celebration
You Can Get Gash For This Ad
Cut it out and present it when purchasing at our store,
and 20 per cent of your purchase money will be refunded.
TELL YOUR NEIGHBORS.
Chow Chow, Fickle jar 5c
10 lb. Bucket Preserves 75c
Best Canned Peaches, can lVsc
Canned Peas, can 9c
Brownie Brand Best Early June Peas 12Vzc
Shrivcr's Canned Peas, can 12Vjc
Prunes, pound 3V2c
All Sausages,! pound 10c
Fresh Pork, Chops and Roast 15c
Wheat Loaf Bread, loaf 3c
Double Rye Loaf 6c
Best Family Flour, barrel $4.75
All other Meats and Vegetables at Correspondingly Low
Prices.
I. PORTON'S MARKET
15th St. and Md. Ave. N. E.
Phone Lincoln 1:0(10.
Krop llclberj In Mihiirh.
fc
HUB FURNITURE CO.
Close Daily at 6 P. M.
LIBERAL CREDIT!
Saturday at 9 P. M.
The Hub's Expansion
Ends Saturday niijlit and these "w ind-up" Bargains in dependable Furniture should induce you to make
necessary purchases now. Buy whatever you need and arrange to pa later a little at a time.
fifgg, IF r
This $45.00 CJaw Arm
and Claw Foot Five-Piece
PARLOR
jUI 1 Co
A very handsome five-piece Parlor Suite,
like cut, mahogany linish frames with
carved claw arms and claw feet, bet steel
spring construction; upholstered in tine
mercerized silk velour.
This $7.50
Go-Cart
$3.75
Nickel - trim
med Go-Cart,
exactly like
cut; adjustable
foot rest; gen
uine labricoid
leather uphol
ster ; guaran
teed tires.
This $12.50
"Teddy"
Go-Cart
$8.75
Tl is Uic (,'pU
brated Teili (lo
cal t Fulh i ol
UpilMe, Iihr i) u i
lmiiclpil sides, tli
finioua -'i!o-iHu
"prings, f.ibiieol'l
Wthi r nphola
teied baik anl
gent and hen
half-inch tlrea
Full Line of New 1912
Polar-Alaska Refrigerator
Sold at Underselling Prices
and Fully Guaranteed
Polar-Alaska Retrigeratois this 3 ear have round corner cases
and are litted with removable trans, waste pipe, corrugated steel shelves
and metal ice racks. Kvery' detail of construction is absolutely per
fect. Guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction. Our
special underselling prices start tor a family size
Refrigerator at
$5.75
y r
Drip Pan Free
1'BBi
BH
BUI Infill
H'B I
tr-TK-:rTr. ' 1' . ' 5Tt fnl
This Exact
$15.00
Doubfe
Door Oak
Wardrobe,
This $1.10
Carse Scat
$8.75
ci Roonn Oak
Wardrobe, carved top
and double doors, with
one large lower drawer.
rim
N J M- Ul ill ill
pi . 1 f
1 f - 1
11
subqinti.il oak
Dining Gluii, like cut,
iv,c 1,,.. i j ...;
11.1 ii.iiiu taiicii sen
and is well braced.
Ihi EA fwBMm Qk
Southeast Cor. Seventh
and D Streets IN.
ws msMm .
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