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THE WASHINGTON TIMES. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1015.
IF
D0N71RKITPI;
V YET THEY'RE UNHAPPY
German Sailors Interned at
Hoboken Long For Bier
Halle s of Fatherland.
NEW YORK, Oct. 6. A sailor's; We.
according to advlco given In verse nnd
onir. It the ltf for 6ne to ld, but
tho writers of auch lines undoubtedly
muat havo had reference to only Hfo
on an ocean wave. If first-hand Impres
sions gleaned from a visit to Hoboken,
v.hero 6.000 German sailors are leading
sailors' lives ashoro, are rightly formed.
Tho vlsaltudes of Germany's sailors,
who have been at the Now Jersey side
of this port slnco war's beginning, more
than one year ago, caused the comand
era of their vessels to relinquish hopes
of lea In their piers, form a chapter of
ups-and-downs to which every one of
them seemingly would like to write
finis.
Thero are eighteen large German
liners swinging Idly at Hoboken piers,
Inrlurllnir the Brent Vaterland of the
llnmbtirg-Amerlcan line, and the North
Ucrmnn LloMl liner Qeorgo Washing
ton. The B.OOO Germans who compose
their crews have been experiencing the
strance Ufa nf the landlubber, with Its
comparatho idleness, for a longer
period than most of them ever spent
ashore since their sea days began,
which, for Bremen and Hamburg liner
crews, means slnco a vcrv early age.
Long For Fatherland.
Cholera scares, frequent lilts to
their quarters by health officers Intent
on rescuing them from supposed un
sanitary conditions, a wave of Insanity
In their ranks, experiments with their
diet, a shortago of that one-time River
street staple real German beer and
the closing down of the seamen's fav
orlto danco hall, aro some of the vicissi
tudes to which tho hapless 6,000 havo
been subjected.
At first glance one scarcely could
Imagine a more pleasant existence
than that which the fortunes of war
have meted out to Hoboken's visiting
crewa. Their homes are aboard their
ships. They receive pay, despite the
fact that their companies' vessels are
Idle. Their day's toll caring for the
ships Is not oerheavy, and they hae
tlmo a-plenty In which to frequent
amusement resorts.
Along. River street, from the terminal
of tho Hudson tubes to the grounds of
Steens Institute, In almost solid rows,
opposite the spacious yards of the Ham
burg and Lloyd lines, aro German beer
halls. Most of theso boast summer
gardens. Thero aro tho Cafo Jullcn,
l.loyd Hall, the Bremen Cafe, the Waldorf-Astoria
Hotel (Hoboken style), and
other places, where the seamen hae
loved to loiter over their favorite
brews. But after a year of Indulgence
there, the men remind one, comes a
earning for certain "bier halles" and
"Kartens" of Bremen and Hamburg,
that are rather attractive themselves.
Long For Ftherland.
Sitting In the beer gardens and gax
Ing out on the German shlpards,
fenced In by Iron rails, broken at Inter
vals by low-roofed brick structures
and picketed by heavy-faced guards
lurklnr In the shadow of tho green
bushes that border part of the fences-
one can see the rounded tops or. tne
liners' sipokestacks peering above the
houses on the piers. Probably It Is be
cause these stacks remind the Germans
of their fatherland that they do not
sit as much In the gardens during day
light as they did when the war
started.
It was first learned that the crewa
weren't exactly happy last June, when
Dr. Joseph Stack, health commissioner
of Hoboken. announced that twelve In
sane men had been remoed from tho
German ships In tho two previous
months.
Dr. Stack attributed this outbreak of
Insanity to lack of proper food Ninety
per cent of the sailors, he said, were
undernourished and anaemic. He was
fearful of an epidemic of beri-berl. So
he and a milk and food Inspector from
Hoboken went aboard the Vaterland,
Barbarossa, George Washington, and
President Lincoln and Investigated con
ditions from stems to sterns. Scientific
lingers were poked Inquiringly Into pud
dings and soups and the sailors' diet
was changed. Slnco then they have
ben subsisting on heavy bean soup,
thick vegetable soup, plenty of ege
tables, potatoes cooked in their jackets,
fruit twice a week, and raisins In their
bread.
SOFT WOUND WANTED ;
KILLED DURING DRIVE
Young Officer of Highlanders Fore
cast Last Battle in Letter
to Aunt.
BALTIMORE. Oct. 8 -John Heighe
and Annie Heljhe received two weeks
aKO a letter from their nephew, Lieut.
Donald Cameron MacMaster, of the
Sixth Cameron Highlanders, written at
the front In Franco on his tw cuts -first
birthday, and acknowledging the receipt
from them of a huge box of candy
which he aald the censor had opened,
but, for once, had not helped himself.
Yesterday the aunt received a cable-
grain announcing tho youne offlcer'a
death In action. He was a Cambridge
student and n son of Dr. Donald Mac-
Master, ot London.
Lieutenant MucMaster's letter fore
cast the ery drlvo In which he lost his
life. "I've been up 300 jards from the
Huns In our new and cute trenches. You
sec, we arc aiwns pusning up ana tor.
ward till we meet tho. Hun doing like
wise It looks as though there will be
a big show nere soon, l wonder now
we'll et on
Tho close of tho letter showed that,
though n saina sense of humor kept
him In high feather, tho youthful officer
was sensible of the extreme danger of
his position.
"Well, Aunt Annie, I'll look after
mvsclf as best I can We've all got
our jobs, and, for the moment, this Is
mine. I'll just do my best, and hope
to come through all light. Every one
wants a soft wound out here. Dad
wounds are useless, hut the sort that
gives ou a six months' limp and at
tendant sick leave Is considered highly
desirable Kunn. Isn't It?'"
Tho lleutennnt'B mother V'as former
ly Ella Dcford, daughter of tho late
Isaac Deford. of Baltimore.
Three Men Killed as
' Team Hits Motor Car
BALTIMORE, Oct. 5. Three men
two unidentified were killed when
an automobllo was struck by a
southbound express of tho Baltimore
nnd Ohio railroad near Leslie Sta
i tion, ten mllcu noith of the bildgc over
v the Susiiuolinnna river. The Identified
man, Elmer Oashavvny. twenty years
old, of this city, vvns placed on tho ex
Piess and died as the tinln reached tho
Bnltlmoto nnd Ohio station here
Tho occupants of the auto were
thrown sixty jarda and tho machine
was demolished. Two of the men were
killed Instantly.
EDUCATIONAL
GEORGE WASHINGTON
UNIVERSITY.
NINETT-F1STII TEAR.
Day and It Afternoon Sessions.
OPENS BEITEMDEIt M. Mil.
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. A. B.. B. . In
Cbem . and Med.
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Arch.. C. E E. K.. and M, B.
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SCHOOL Of ClIlADUATn STUDIES, A. If.,
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DENTAL RC1IOOL D. D. 8.
Oflcei: 1325 H Street.
LAW SCHOOL, IX, B.. LL. M M. P. U
Office: Ner Maionlc Temple.
ASSOCIATED COLLEOERl
NATIONAL COLLEOE OT PHAItMACT,
Pbsr. D.
808 I Street.
COLLEGE) Or VETEMKART MEDICINE.
V. V. M.
2113 14th Street.
General Office: 2023 G Street.
Emerson Institute
In 1914-1915
successfully prepared men for the Uni
versities of Pennsylvania, Illinois.
Michigan, Cornell, Dartmouth, Wiscon
sin, Virginia, U. 8. Diplomatic Corps,
George Washington, Georgia, U. S. Mili
tary Academy, Georgetown, u. S, Naval
Academy, U. 8. Patent Office, unlter
slty of New York, Nebraska, Harvard
ant Princeton.
Clas-es now forming. Office hours:
li A. M. n.:to i M.
'Msndnys, Wednesdays, frldays.
U A. M. 4 P. M.
Taesdnys, Thursdays,
George Washington
UniversityLawSchool
Begins Hit rear, I M p. m , September .
Member of Association et American Iw
schools, ensuring strict standards for en
Uanes and eourse. a select student bsdy sad
maximum credit from law schools throughout
tha United Slates (or work dan.
"Casa Method" used; Instruction by pro
'esslonsl teachers aLd lawyers la active
practice.
TTrept7-w graduates wrote
the last D. C. Bar Examination,
and eierr one pe.ai.rd, walla
40 per cent nf other canitldntes
failed.
roreneon course. I to if. or afternoon, 4 SJ-
I JO Optional claeeee. J.M- Warn.
Secretary. Maaonlo Temple, Phone M. 4S4&
Wilson-Greene School of Music
The only resident muelc school for louns
ladlee In Washington Indorsed by the
world's createst muslclam Voice, piano
Jlolln. harmony, srand opera, dratnat art,
lansuaser, Enslleh literature clinic Jan
clna, and accoinpamlns, Twelte or more free
concerte by worM-renonned artlnta. Inqulrlei
solicited ooly from earnm itudenta with the
bent eoclsl and financial references CataloKue
NOTI- Special arrangeuients tnads for
touni ladlea rcildlns In Washlncton to Ilia
In the school from Monday to Frldni.
Thoi. Eana Greene. Mrs Mlion-Ureene.
Principals. :sol-:47 Connecticut mr Waili
Initon. I). C. Mlei Hodskln. Rerretary.
CLASS OR INDIVIDUAL INSTRt'CTION
(Iven at The Violin Studio. laM II at.
N. E. Instrument furnlehed If desired. 1
ACCOUNTANCY.
Ei.iployea men may better prepara for
business without Interference with recti
Isr duties. Previous knowleJc of book,
kceplnc not requited.
COURSES OFFERED
1. Fundamental of Accountancy.
t. Shorter Course In Accountancy.
I. Business Administration.
4. Professional C. tf. A. Ccurse.
L Cost Aceountlnv: "
. Law for Dullness Men.
Call or write for free 3-rre bulletin.
T. W. WALTON. Director.
Washington School of Accountancy,
Y. M. C. A.. 173 G BL N. W.
PRIVATE INSTRUCTIONS.
Pupil, coiched In grade itudlea by expert
enced teacher, rhons Wen 17CIW. 1
THE CHEVY CHASE SEMINARY
Washlntton'a unique boarding school for
tlrls and young women. Situated la the
city's moit beautiful suburb
Opena September 10th.
Interested parties ara cordially Invited to
mase a personal inspection. Tako Chevy
rnaee car at corner of IMh street and New
York acnue
THE UNIVERSAL PREPARATORY School
I Adolph Richards. MA, MS, I'rin ,
Mcljichlen bldg , 10th & O Main MS Mathe
matics, Englleh. physics drafting, languages
Certificate admlta to all leading unlerltle
Individual Instruction. Low Tuition Rates
Richter Spanish-German School
1914 Pa. Ave. N.W.
Experienced Native Teachers
Trlsl Leeeon Free Phone Main 1MO.
WASHINGTON IHjMNKSS AMi CIVIL
mkiuici; SCHOOL.
1317 New York Avenue Northwest
Miss M. R. Beuter's
SCHOOL
Shorthand (Pttmaii) and typewriting (touch)
Speed dictation, civil service: Individual tu
structton. Phons Col. ill! ll!l Perry pi. N. W.
J. It. NEUTER. Principal
Washington
College
of Law
FOP. MEK AND WOMEN.
Twentieth yesr opens Oct. t, 7 p. m.
Three years' course, LI H.
One esr pott grsduate, LI M.
Speclsl course: Interatete snd Foreign Com.
merce snd Federal Trade rommlsilon Law,
Beaalons st either t (0 or 1.30 p. m.
Tuition. 163 per snnum.
For information or catalogue apply to the
Dean. Office houra: 10 to s.30.
1317 New York Avenue
Thane Main 45U.
PREPARATION for college entrance Snd
ether examinations. I. 8. TILTON. 17U
Church st N W. Phane North 70 i
Singing, Elocution
iins i:mily fhech hanes
113 llth at N. E. Thone Line. 1739
Tucadavs and Fridays 23U Hth st N V
WHEN YOU WANT
A GOOD MAID
Turn at once to Times
Want Ads for help. '
EDUCATIONAL
GEORGETOWN
UNIVERSITY
The Law School
Session of 101B-1B18 begins Msnday,
October 4ttl 1018, eft iSO . m.
. ... ..en... ... ..-a... -
Bocreiarr upen uau;- irons a
a. ro. to 6 p. m. for registration und
consultation.
UVOtl J. FBOAN, Secretary,
flaora-atown Law fiehnol hulMlnte.
th and 18 sis, n.w. Telepaoa. M. T1SX
Paul Institute
sVasfjIngton sVtnmaru
Mrs. Naaette S, r.J, UJ.
Fr..,1.,
tlOT Btntt M.a
I'ltONE N. HO.
French. r.nsllsh.
rtoardlnx and Day eMiool for Olrla.
ICInderserten and Primary Department far
toth alrle and box-
DRAFTING
Specialise With Specialists
Columbia School of Drafting,
McLachlcn Bldg.. 10th & G Sts.
ST. ALBAN'S,
The National Cathedral School
FOR BOYS
ftopn HtiiUinber Slit 1IU.
Preparations for College, Dullness, Wtst
rolnt, and Annapolis
Dlihop ot Vnshington ."resident ot
I.oard or iiusiee.
For In for mad on unJ catalogue, add re
William II. Churth Htndrnnstfr
1417 G St. N. W.
tenosrraphy. Typewriting. Ensllak.
Civil hrrtice l'hoas
Main 35S.
Miss Lucile Moore
Teacher of Piano and Harmony
Pupil of Lleblln. court planlit Munich,
and Iluonamlcl. Horcnce 1117 Lait Capitol
I'rr.ne Lincoln lin-w.
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE
FIREPROOF STORAGE
M0 Separate Locke 1 ltooiim i: 00 Month Up
Merchants Transfer & Storage Co.
Main 6900. 920-922 E St. N.W.
MOVING pauuld VANS
Phone M Mlt 20U,
KRIEG'S EXlESS,
UH II Street N. W.
STORAGE. PACKING AND BIIIPPINO.
MONEV! MONEY! MONEY I
Advanced on atorage. UNITED TRANSFEIl
AND 8TOP.ACJE CO. Ith and D eta. nw Ph.
M. 1308 Estimate on Packlns nl Shipping
Washington, Baltimore and Sub
urban Moving.
Northeast Ex
roTTmirr
S8553E1 Pre Company,
1017 H St. N. E. Ph. Line. 3970.
"HAFETY KIHST!"
ADPOLUTKLV Kinnj'HOOK flTORAOEi
UMTfit) tfTATES STOHAOE CO.
rtoomi. $: W and up Moving, racking
Phone Main :: lft-4:o 10th at N. W.
STOftAOE II mo , hauUd In fraa; ail we aak.
romuara our nrlcea ta othera. aatim.
chtarfully clcn. central location, rtry. cteat
atorai room, open for tnipectlon At anr
tlm. II ltaum K Hun S12 I'l
a ava m. i.
too Htorsge Hoome,
Sl CO per month up.
MOVING. l'ACKI.SO by
Experts Low Hates
UNION 8TOHAIJE LO ,
111 Third at.
Main 4171 Main I1M
STOItAOB.
(pedal rates for nest few martini new,
clesn dry storsge for furniture and pianos.
Estimates cheerfully given. Convenient lo
cation. WUSCHLEH'B. K Pa. ava. N. W
Phone Main in:
DANCING
PROF. WYNDHAM ''h Maln M79-
Mite Iluraay. fp-to-the-Mlnute. All Dances.
Mil ANI M1U HARTLEY, formerly MISS
COULTER. i: O N W.. all dancing
taught, private leeeoni. ioc. Thone N tlii
MISS CHAPPELEAR,
1312 QUE ST N. W.
TIIO.NK NORTH (Ml
OLOVEIl'8, (11 22nd. clasa. dances Tues.
Thure ft Eat . COc, ladlea free, private let
sons any hour &Gc. fox trnt. flnt.il,n he.lt.
Hon, waltz, :-itep. latett methni Ph W. U2
MILLERS, Belasco Thcate.
up-iotr.eminut Unct.
Bummer rate. M. 6I-T
LOST AND FOUND
UAMf.O I'IN-lxit between New Jersey
avenue and K to Convention Hull Market,
to heventh and E ate Liberal reward, 10M
New Jersey ave N vv .
WATCH CHARM Odl Kellowe , marked 'to
Arthur Cnrr, Treaeurer, I O i. F." u
rsuinrl it rnl uriva.l en iiwniiti ,
lluuf fai lllsj t A - "
TIN lth three loral roues Saturday, Oclo-
A t lAVlcr1 tin Slit . A
a.Ei . a., m-j tw IJIH m p f w
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
iPini?VTirr. t 1a t . j
tlnir, .litMninklngi dfilgnlns nl mlUlnfryn
gool tiosl l Ion VrJl1aTl " Aft,,r iMrnlm
o i'A ..iiisuwiein ACADEMY, 1115
G st. is
AHM WAITIlKsHt, in BO south todnv
DICK'H HOIUU AGU.SrV. Silh and vl
COOK - (lood nnd r, uu',,, j19 !r,(
N
lOl.Ml luI) to h. I), on skirts In ladl-a
tnllorlnit store, permanent l.lllon km,. 1
pay .107 Champlaln n N w. I'hone Col
bEWEIlH to mike altrratlnn on lOreetl,
mil) those who are ihor iuhly experlemed
need npplv between o an 1 10 30 a m
JHL1LM (1AR1-INKI.E & CO j
t A i '-"n E!;?,.V.' wnik,?n coa'" """i "Pinng
" "" - -. " ' a a v e w i
WAN rt.D-(1lus saleswomen, only those
who aru thnrouahl) experienced need anolv!
JL'Llt'rl (lAliriSkLE . i-r) PP fc
wrtixinu aewers on women i
coats and skl.is. Only t'..ose who
are thoroughly experienced need
apply, between 9 and 10:30 A.M.
JULIUS GARFINKLE a CO.
Vn!ST 'tor-tf rw .e,u'f -v
the cmho cvrp -'""""d Apply
wu.!.'li'.rsu1N''vo wa"1 ona lr0n' At,"lr
($mk$m
5253ET
'yTi tt"' 3
JHOVWMJSinMl
fjUwiwiKwaaiCa.
HELP WANTED-MALE
WANTED-T-Aut6mobile Mechanic,
capable of making all repairs to
both gas and electric trucks; must
havo best reference. Apply to R.
E. Buckley, fifth floor, G and llth
St., PALAIS ROYAL, A. LISNER.
AOENT to handle etock In orchard propoil
llon. 1IQX III, Times ofnes e
IlOV to learn eniravlnc. J. J. FBCIAN, 701
tl at, S. W room 4.
IlOV wanted to make hlmtelf useful around
hoe store. Apply HOOT BIIOl'. SOS 7lh St
N W. 1
ItltlCKI.AYEItH Pour nonunion) school
building al llslley's Cross itoads, Va,; lake
W. & o. l car to llarcrofl.
Ilt'HIIRLMAN wanted at ones. 2011 M at.
N. W.
DELIVERY HOY with wheel. M. llROOKR
& CO , lino o t. N W.
KITCHEN UOV-Ooodi salary t woek.
Dt'LIN'H LU.NCIt. 70S llth at N W
CIXANnn AND I'HKHSKH-Uood was"
s:j 7th et. H B
COATMAKKItH nret-claea.
OIl.lir.ItT. B F el N W
for
Inilde I
1
COUK-Eiperlrnced. M10 Kin at. N. '
Aiiply at once.
FAItMIIAN'D-Youns. experienced, work near
city. Apply Iiw i-n. aye., ax t o ciock 1
Kiti.ioiiT niiivuns-io, to wx.ri to nt
WALTER I'lllCK at FnillOlU BTATIO.S.
4' and I! sta H. W.
HOITSE MAN Colored, experienced, and win
dow cleanars. Apply NATIUNAU Cth and
DjtS;
YOI'NO MAN to work In drug store. Ap
pl DUNCAN PHARMACY, let snd K
N W 1
YOt'NO MAN with some eiperlenoe In ho
store Apply HOO.VB UEACON rTHUE
SI (IRE. I5 I's. ae. N W.
XI UN to learn barber trade; few weoka re
quired, steady position for competent grad
uates: v.onderlul demand for barbers Kree
catalogue. WASHING TON IIAKUER CO I..
LK'IE. Wsehlnglon. P. C. 1
TM.t. SIKN-I'i, for frsncl opera. Apply
Hinge Kntrance. UKI.A8CO TllEATt'll,
Tuesday st 7 pm.
PAPnitllANOrcil st once SOI D st. N
K.
PREOSEIl WANTKD
10JS 7th at H W
PRKHHnR Colored, eiperienced, at once. 411
llth et. N W.
PALCMI'N of good appeorance, for Waah
Ington and auburbt. HWKUI'ER.VAC
sai.v:h ro . 411 loth t N. w. 1
STARCIIER-Esocrlenced Apply ELtSC
THIC HAN1TAIIV IUNDUV. IBS II at.
N E 1
TA115H and buehelman. at once WATBON.
ItuS O st N. W.
TINNER With some knowledge ot cornice
work. i:ii Wlsconiln ave
WINDOW CLEANERfl-ReaJy for work.
10th at. N. W.
WANTED Helper in Garage, one
with experience preferred; must
have best reference. Apply R. E.
Buckley, fifth floor, PALAIS
ROYAL, G and llth Sts., A LIS
NER. SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.
II V POLIHII OI11U place for general house
work In small famll) . stay nlghta. no laun.
dry 1K)X 411. Tlmesofftce
FOR RENT ROOMS
Famished.
M ST N. W, t:i To furnlehed rooms lor
light houeekeeplng. heat and gas.
Hlh HT N W.. 1102 Apart I, clesa snd
well furnished front room, electrlcall)
lighted
KVE HT N W . in-Thra furnlahed room
for rani . !
OIItAltl) HT N W. li:Cr-Ull furnlahe.1
front rootna, bath aatne floor, hot-wattr
hratt Kcntlrmcn. 17 and llt month, call vn-
Inij
VA AVE , 1K Two-room apartment far-
iitshM ramplrte, itea.ni, gme rantce, S3 per
Meek, lnle roome, tttVO l'hon M "1T 1
NEW IIAMI'bIIIKE AE N W., llli Part
nf tnolern furnlflieil houet to aJuttt (or
hounekeet Ing
NEW OlK AE. N. W . Wfr-HamWomely'
rurnlihetl front roomt, fl 23. II tO. 12, trans-
le n i. hut nitr
T ST N. E , i07 8K-ond floor, 2 roomi and
bath, light houiekeeplnx. nicely (urnleh-d.
near Laidtul and button reasonable
IA. AVE N V, 120S (Opp nalfllght
Warm, tunny, hot water always, no car
fare, rate
lh HT N. W.. l:-rur room In prUM
German family, stem heat bath, phone,
ultablo for 2 gentlemen, $, each or H for nne
Unfurnished.
Jth ST. N Wa. X302 Thre unfurnlihed roome,
2nd floor, ater. heat and gat.
WANTEDROOMS
GENTLEMAN withes tumlthed mom with
use of kitchen on Cspitol Hill, apart-
mont preferred. UOX H. Timet ofnee 1
ROOMS AND BOARD
M ST, N. VV , (( -Splendid room and board
for man and wife
12th ST. N. W , S(W Well f urnlthed rooma,
with or without private hath, home conk
ing K ST. N. W.. ills-Rooms with board cen
tral, noma cooking, transients accommo
dated TABLE BOARD
L 8T N W.
meali, IS
t-Two meals, 1:50. 3
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS
ANOEI. PRINTINO COMPANY. '
"THE IlL'nil.-UP SHOP '
13 New ok ave Tel M. Wtl
WORkl.SOMEN Does any one suppose tnst
ws would allow an) one to aelt lower?
Well not this yesr. our cssh li in demand,
same ss jours, snl we buy to best sd
vantage: see what IS will hu In a good
grsde slightly used eult eaves csih; one
price JI'MrH'8 OLD HTANP, 819 D 1
Birds and Animals.
JI'ST RECEIVED ilnglng csnsrlei, perron.
dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, gnldflshes
aquarluml. and remelles for all' klnda of
pen, lend for catalogue. Taxidermy In all
SCHMID'S PET EMPORIUM,
71! l!th t N W
Antique rurniture.
if.n.i.inv eti.l rine rinlshlnr
Oenersl furniture work, especially Inantlqiies
WAHHIMJION ANTigl'E PL'HMTl'IIB
SltOI'. Zl.l i'a ave u. . it ..i t
Upholstery.
1-I'lECl. lultei upholstered In taprstr), I J up,
- ,.ii..h hmli ' bv iraftemen nf un.
u.usl skill. Acme Uphol Co . 1007 tth M c'll
MattrcsscH and Box Springs.
SPECIAL FOIl THIS SEASON-Halr nnd
felt nmttresses all slies reinado and reno.
vated called ror aid dcllveioi II only
EAG1.E IIFDDINO CO. i:08 ,th st. N. V.
l,t.n V. t.710. 1
Vacuum Clcnnera.
racuum Cleaning, $3.50 Pc. Day.
With expert operator nnnd or electrlo clean
' ere for rent It par dsy.
Kir, VACI L'M SALES CO.
MAI10W5 6TH A.M U STS N W
Typewriters.
UNDERWOODurr'oVn.c'.o'ryT.'e'n,:
ed II a month ! T it. nw. Ph North me
Carpet Cleaning.
CARPETS 4 THOROUUIH.Y AND CAHU-
fully cleaned, rugs woven from oil carps e
maltreeees renovated Esllnntes furnished
ALBERT KA11LERT 4 CO., 3S2 11 St. S. W.
u. tuu.
PERSONALS
LOUISE MAIF.R -"AinoREsiiNo
"""" mttir.n MlCUr,nfi 8.,,p
reatment. rhlropodr. All branches taught.
M Kenoli Hide , llth and U ats M. cell
. !
MIS.1 JAMtinoN. manicurist and cMropadyi
hours, 10 a. in. to P m. 1111 tew lork
aye. N. W aeconj llnor. , V
MM. onA FIELD.
Masnetlr maHmiKe fare and irelo treatment.
. tis ii bt. n. w id riJoon. i
MISS WEI I ) Mantnirlnc and Scalp
iiwoo WCl.LO Trestment Hours I to
two et. N. W. Apartment 1. third Boor.
?DR RFFH sPKciALtBT. ::
. . U I. rVC I- VJ , pot 17 HTHKKT, . .
'.'. The Most Important Advice :,
', '. that I can offer to any man or ' '
. . woman who Is autTorlnf from any)
. . acute, chronic, or spcclul disease Is . ,
..to tako Immediate stcpa to UI:T..
..WKI.U C0U. Uacterla acclnea..
and all the new serums and nntl-..
toxins administered, lllood tests . .
made. Lnbnratory stocked with
eierthlms tho best In medicines.
Over SO yenrs' pratclco In treat-
'Ink Cotairh, Indigestion. Con---
stlpatlon. I'lles. Throat, Lune,
Drain, llrnrt. lllood. and hkln Ilia."
peases. Ilhetitnutlsin, all otuscs of
. lllood I'olsnnltiK. Ncnous nnd Oen-"
.. iral Debility. Chnres Low. Metll'
..clncs Ptirnlslied. tlfllco Hours: lu!'
. . to 1. S to C. Sundays, 10 to 12. , .
"l-I"lH-l-l"H"K-I"r-!-I-I"l-l"I-t.tH-I.
MANICURING STJZSZ.
Incal
retaMi ,nl
lvo inois mag , jiiii ' sis ; w.
DR. lltXI.A It. WIinnLEIt
Mechsnn 'II.ethplKt, Circulation mill Nirve
filrclall.l 111) I al. M W Mln KM.
THE NEW TORK LOAN omCE.
l eet nalflinnrr Ht . Uil'lmnrt. M4.
IXJANS TO ANV AMOUNT ON DMXtONDS.
WA1CIIKS AND VALUARLES.
IXltt'IIlT HATE
Ocoda rrcehri by registered mall or e-
Preee will rir.he prompt attention
Tll-HA-HE in linn 1 erb remel) tv 111 help vou
when the oidlrety .leucine falle. Ccme
and be convince.' IV 7th t N W. 1
CLAIRVOYANTS
PROP. D. B. BRUCE,
Tin: niu:T At htmai.u.v
I'Al.MIHl AND l l..lltiiA.NT
He l acknowledged ll the European snd
American press to be the greateet wonder of
the Hclence of Meterlee He I. InfalltMc In
hie line of hutlneM The world liai netr
seen hie elual Cnn I coneultid on all af
fairs HSU Walter Place H i:. Hours' s a
m to 10 p. in , Sundaie from 2 to 7 p m
Phone I.I no. I(l W. .S II -No letters will
receive any attention. Cut this alv. out. It
will not appear dally Take Lincoln I'nrk
car an I get off at 'thirteenth K I: ontce
between 11 and C ate j
MADAM JEAN SISgfIyBTC"l'
CiIp o anti art born not n,nti Madtttn
Jeiin bn n on inc chiMhoul, rc
hnou(C4il i, prM anl public to te lh?
vrtatt-Ht LUlront in Hi wurll, can potI
UrM rfunlt4 lh npnrHiftl (Jet a rpriaiiitf
from thli rmiirkablt woman Will trll mi
nimfi, ntfn mi facta without niktiiR ou u
Initln q titration ou haf a rowfr nf yotir
outt cither for ititoU or tI. Culthaie tho
Kool. l)elop It I t Cull aril by
romlnred 1'rhatt rcKinm ou rn no on
Itratllns arrntiKe! h phone N 21. i"rr
inanont loatloii g.7 U t N
MME. CARLETTA,
Till: 1IOKT CKI.KIIIIAIr'Il
l.in: iii:aiii:h and auvikcm
She Never Met Hu. X et Hhe
TELLS YOUR NAME
705 EIGHTH ST. N. W.
m to 8 p in.
Doora North Ki at
OniUINM, tlVti JAI,MIHT.
Whole Portun Tol.l, J5c Open Mfhti
, 1W ( HI N .
WHEN IN DOUI1T COSHULT
M. SPtNCER
PALMIST AND CLAIRVOYANT.
CELEHKATEL. IN AMEUICA AND AHItUAI)
HIi IJUi iJi? inn bT N
Her wonderful buuer to trkA humRn li
will amaxfi ou thousands or jcuple In nil
walks of life hae ln ttenflte) by this
lni!) adtre hht tell" you what ion rre
capable of nnd how to Le urearul .Men
tlutis jour friends and enemies nnd dmcrlbes
the good anl tnd points In jour lire Her
lerrltlon of past. pre,vnt, nn future will
Aitnnlfh ou J'erftct sutlsfaitlou or no fee
investment in KnoM.eage Mjs pais the
bent Interest Hours 10 to 6 p m
nTaF.IlAI.I-Notcd 1'almltt. and DouUe
Se(tng I'owera Future courtahlp mar.
rlage. butlnrea, guaranteed &0l i:th it. N V,
1
I'ALSIISTHV AND CARD IIRAD1NO
MRS. R. LUSBY
TESTS WITH K-AhT INDtA unTHTAI. nrr
TAHOT-ITl:ST FOllKItJN CAI1DS USED.
niriiorTm: o i n asa Sffi
7FNITA hl" returned. Eiperlence
('Lnllrt abroad and In America.
Lomettlc dlfncultlet adjutted K3I 7 tt. nw
!
MADAM FIELD "nn ou contult her
mnuniu i ul.l ou coniuU lh, ,.,
Reunites the tepartted. N. Kit i:: Ith nvr.
1
MME De LO.S'n Without aiktng ques
tions telle our name, names of people
ou with to know of, and what their
thought! and intentions are Ileade our
whole life, omitting nothing, good or bad
Call today. Special Heading!. One Dollar,
730 8th St. N.W.
LODFMA Kxtela all othen Keunltea
m to 10 p m 1Q th et N W :d floor
MADAME CATHEKINE
The Celebrated English l'almlil and Card
Header located U leara at
MS Ith it. N. W. ie
SPIRITUALISM
MISS VOEGLER "n-ncee Wedneslay
illlOO VJCOLCI ana Krlday ,oc,oc
Drill) resdlngi tttFil N E !
Mme Thelma ordained medium.
mine, iiicuiia, IinA1,SO daii.i
Circles ed and Frl . 8 ji m There is no
der.th, rome and M lonvlncel of iplrll com.
munlrn Ion "32 New lereev nve N I
MRS. MAMIE STEVES, Medium.
Reading! dally, leancea Tue! & Thura even
tngi l'h. Line 3011 31S N J. ave E B 1
MRS. J. E MALTIIY, 1112 10th St. N, W.
Meetings cd and I rl 7 30 p m , n mes
sage to each Haiti readings, ft a m. to
I 3d p m Ph. North S'S3
Marie A. D'avidson, Ph, D.
SPIR1TLAL MEDILM Itrudlngs Dally.
1027 Slh it. N W !
MRS. C. ROTH RSc.,N5All'Jl
Thure ee ; 1030 Ith it N W . near L it I
AUTOMOBILES
HHH-I-M-h.IHW-W-'4-H-
WANT TO HELL lutlll f
AUTOMOBILE
' FOR CASH? f
DrlnK It To the Unlur. Oaragej. J.
1 HT,, lll-.rKKN Glh i 7lh,N , J.
H-r-!"l-i"l-l"H4:-;";-M-l-l-S-H"I-I-l-l-
IOR8M.K-I II C niitoinohlle truck, 20 h
power eusliu, ciipaclty 1 MO tu X 500 lb
(luaianteed p rfect running order. Price
l.'i 10 Apply I'0 .'J I he Plillns. Is
For Hire.
ritorvK r ..ti
For prlvute &-pusstnger Reo clr II CO per
hour special rates for loneer thin 1 hmir
PHONK N 2i'il
tORD TOURINtl CAR. II per hour, 10 blocks
&0l, anywhere In 1 It) piopei 75c, while
chauffeurs Phone Col 391 1
CALL NORTH II 0
New can. 31.75 to 3. 00 tier hour; care
ful, reliable ehnuffour, rcdmed trvxl rates
FIVn-PASSCNOEIl touring can, II per hour;
special rates tor shopping
Ph. Weil l.'2
CALL NORTH 8(31
for a handsome new 7-pst.i.eniter touring isr.
reasonable rates, competent ,'rlver
Al'IO HIRE (OMI'XNl
ft and 7-paisciieer can, I.' unJ II per hour.
None better
rUONE UNC. tiU.
IN MEM0RIAM
fKotlrea tor this column are acfepttd at to
cents flat, either proso or poetry, In raso tuu
tlco does not exceed ten lines Add 10 cents
fo each line In eress of ten.i
Vital Records
Births.
rredtrlck n and Florence A. Wllhelm, boy,
Frank It aim! Mary A. Wt-lls, grl.
William It a.nd Utile M. Tailor, boy.
Charles It. nnd Harah Hlthens, girl
John W. and Mary it. Wadlelgn, boy.
wiiiiam n, ana iiarnsra Manning, ixy
HrneMt I., and IUm. M. IJnetiarK. bi.
Joseph bml Kstber Kgdnl, girl,
John T. and Llara iuncr. Ijy.
noyaen j ani uary t', inxon, gin,
Charles nnl ltona Carroll, i:irl
Hoifire A. n n I Alni-v V. lliiri'hftl. elrl
James N. and Marie I. Hlnck, jr , biy.
Ueurge I. and Kllen C. Hrlck, girl
William a. nntl jNelll linker, girl
William ami llhnnn llrjlnhAH. rtrl.
Thomas H. and Florence l.rock, i-oy.
ramuei aim Kunico li Manning, ioy.
Marriage Licenses.
Omer II Pitta and Uuby U lttchardson.
ljth of Itlrhmond,
James A Karly and Iluth 11 lAcf, both of
uimnoiiesMiie, va.
I redrrkk It. 1-aw and Minnie C Volgt.
Itufue H Maurer. .New York, and laibcl
Ht.lsterff
ltoberi t Wells and Charlotte K. Danxen
iaker.
ltulu
Us C Wtionr r.. ntirl Imltu t. Dnlfi
Joetph W Pelllnger ami Alice M Hnrgennt
Aumin ricaiing ami Mary i, itos
Deaths.
James M Itlley, 3 yeara, 1115 P street north
west Margaret PastrcM, tft ears, fllblay lloapttal.
Julia H iJtmbert, So yenre. 406 Htxth atreet
eoutheast.
WUhcliiilna Zuberano, DO enrs. 12(1 New
Hampshire aenue
John F. Uajnor. CV ears. Chevy Chase flanl
tarlum. n
John A, Carr, U years, 417 O atreet north
unit, Dennis Quill. (2 ear. Government Hospital
for the Insane
Cadmus 1. Odor. 45 eora, 467 II street north
wrt William Ilrewer, 71 ers, Proldence Uonpl
tal
llernanl II. Hoffman, S8 )ears, 1020 Hlxth
street northenst
Kuenn A. Alward, 70 ears, Ull Caroline
etrcet
Aa M Von Orendorf, W years. The Park
Huod Aiwriments.
J Kt hAffer Jiretmrmam, t years, Oeorge
tnnn 1 nl.erelty Hofpltal.
Mary Hllleary, W ers. Unrflsld Hospital
A. Pnullne Itlsbop, k9 tears. The Cumberland
Apnrtments
Hampton Wilson, 74 jears, 323 North Ca ro
ll rm aenue north en tt
MIldrM 1. Welch. 16 yearn, ien Wisconsin
avenue northwest
Tohn T Wllllurnnon. 1 month, 173) Euclid
etreet northwest
Adelph lluwell, & daa, 34 T street north
west (tussle M Uhlpps, :3 years, 1&T2 Church
street norlltuest
Anthon llreen, 40 years, 21 r street north
west Hexeklah Cunningham, S3 ear. 0i O it reel
northwest
Alice Hhorkf-trd 4 ears Garfield Hospital
FLORAL DESIGNS
FUNERAL DESIGNS
f tvtry description moderate prlcea
Ot'DK.
mi r et n. w.
UNDERTAKERS.
J. WILLIAM LEE,
L'NUKItTAKUIl A I IVKRY.
S.1 Ta. ae N. V
Teleplone It llki. WArllllNOTOV. Tl f
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
Bright, klln-drled four-foot
YELLOW PINE LATHS,
K40 DELIVEItKI) WITHIN THH IIOI'ND
AKY S3 to OI'TSIDE
THOMAS W. SMITH,
Corner First st and Indiana nve N W.
SKNWNC MAi III.NK-Kiandard, drawing
room cabinet, cost ,r mdrly new Call
after 4pm make offer, bo; II t N 11
I'hone Line (Pl
roil KALE-llnusrl-oM and kitchen furni
ture, lot of s'.nsle maltreseea and chairs
Call at K. 11. UUSSUI.1. et CU , Xi N N. W
USED PIANOS.
I.&0 Htinttngtoi upright
(T!i Jacob liros upright ....
...IIM
jJiw sUinoeman upngnt
UStD FLAYhKS.
160 Cebl-Nt li-on M-note pU)cr
tTIsQ i'eilllan, ki note placr
TiJ Anhblus ii note ,'ar. .
JUELG PIANO CO.,
llth and O N W
.I1S0
,. it:
DUILU1NO MATtlllALf lesrlng down
'urgt residence, ISth anl Mass ave N W
doors eash trimming, nne mantels, psnel
wainscoting ecantltnu, flcirlng Jon s, stud
ding, all tlneet materlsle cheap for qulik
sale, ArewiMvd It t0 larse load dellveied AP
pl J. c KLL1H, on premisea Thone 1-inc
TWO KIltHT-CLASa rllNUER SEW1NO M -CHIM'H,
guelnnleed tt.' SO snd IIS 00, II
for this ad E. E IIARItlS. 313 I'a. ave S
U Une ::s. 1
WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS
IIIOHEST CA8II price! paid for worn cloth
ing, either ladles' or men a send p,stal,
will call II TAItSMUS. liva Tth sl N. W.
I'hone North r
Sl'OT CASH vald for furniture, carpjts
plsnoe oil paintings, etc Aleo office utid
store nxlurc of evi.ry ilcsvrlpilou l.lnltll
lJAl'M. sg E st N W. I'hnne M. 743
WAIllliU Furniture for tssh ell vour
goods to the man who gives the moi:
noney. See HOPWOOU Ith and K 1
WANTED At once, sll the aluminum I un
buy st -u cents per tb. A. LE .. 113 K st
N. W I'hone 7U1
WANIUD-Furnlturc. pianos, carpets, etc
Phone M IMi for wagon, or nave us ca.l
"WEHl'IILEIl " '( I ave V WV
MONbY WANlhD & TO LOAN
1IL1LD1NO LOANS AND btCOND IMLSr.
Money to loan at e ler lent on District
Real Estate. An amount from I.W) to (01
en flnt or lecond trju. In straight i.ote or
monthly paimenti. .akei only three uai
to make them.
PAUL V. MITCHELL & CO.,
1413 O ST. N. W.
UONE1 TO LOAN-IKO to Io00.000 on D. C
real eitate Several trust funds, V. to I
per cent. All transactions conducted wltk
economical consideration for borrowers,
WM, , SAUNDERS Sl CO..
6uthern Ilulldlng. 07 ISth st. N TT.
MONEY TO LOAN on real eilale: lowest
rate, trior pa)inent ith limes. Ijik
amounts tlLElt RUTHERFORD. 723 lith.
HORSES AND VEHICLES
8BCN HOHHErt, tn I'lK nmren, rfr 4f
Va a e N W.. nonh tldo
TOR ?AM.-rin oung nAddlr horf coming
ne tiTH old. Al.HClir blAHI.CIt. (lj
Pond bids
REFRIGERATORS & ICE BOXES
UcCHAI KhFIliaKllATOXl COM I'A NY.
HegrUeruiur. thut ar unojuttlcJ.
Cli T tal N W.
TVt TI11IM anl Hi-,m I r IU (rlfratort
SUBURBAN PROPbRTY
For Sale,
TOR SALi: In Eiklngton a new 6 rnoni nn I
loth, elctplnir poun, new lolonlal ,onli
house. No tush I'.aey i.i nicills.
I'lllCh II "tl
II II JOHNSON CM JUS II st V W
V13HV AITIU.MIMI III XUACOU on the
plcturctquo U is Ma of Irttlnln 5 io nm
waitr hi bJtk Jtwr, nUo Urta lot, rOxJ.O 1
minute to inn SO mtu to l.th and I'a axe
'i lie, ii.SV, Terms, i.o cfih, lulanre t.O
month incluil'nn liitvrrsi. o I. AM-
INUHH, tXa .New lorkaxe N. A
now" ro hk Yorn on i.ANntsOitD
on IW rutiii uiiu u iiuiium, i
C!IEV CHAHi;, For full puil.ulura drot
pontal, telephone, or cull on WM, It.
UnClUl JIT Colorado tildie Tel M J31.
FOR SALE OH EXCHANGE
VIM. KM II M I 1 1.0 airr farm prlte r0
per acre v H II It for unlummiere 1
Vathlngnn propcrt In iiontrtrrt ireferrel.
Ml over 120,000 BOX 6it. Timet of flee. 1
Special Notices
hJN? ."."BWINO CO '8 V. B. ttandsrl
..,,1 ,nA.L",',..""d A"k heers, II case, al.
it. tir.AsnliiJ. tit m n. a. w. ih. m. fuj.
PUBLIC NOTICES
to.Mi.An ii. nnt:. jami:i iiia.ncis
1MITII, AUornejs
WJUU SUI'ItEMB roUHT OP THE DIS.
. JV'rL.V ,CO'-ui'IA IliWli, DIS-
ml ViS!. ne . Tn? "lining, extension
siiil widening of sllrya In r.juarei 2I7. 2M.
?h :.,"!" rT1'6'. '" "" ttrut of Columbia.
Iilstrlct Court No IKJ.-Notlc Is hereby
given that tne C. inmliaiuners of the Dlitrlcc
of t oluiiiblu, purtunnt to the provlilons of
ull.in luj to section 1CC1 I. mcluilve, ot
tho cole of law r..r the liiairlit ot Columbia,
have tiled a po.ltlon In this Court pravlnc
Hie condemnation uf the UnJ necessary for
the turning, eitenalon and widening of alleys
In M-iuare z;7, bourded by (leorgla Avenue.
Jth street welt and Florida Avenue, Square)
ZllKi. bounded by Jrd street welt, 1th atreet
west. Ilhode lelind Atenuo snd T street
north, hquare z;n, bounded by Kalorama
Load, Aahmea.1 rises and :(ith street wait;
Hquare 2,",, boundid by Ith itreet welt anl
ltn street wen, I'lorl la Avenue and Berry
riser. In the Illstrlct of Columbia, as shown
on u plat or liiau of each riled with ths ssll
litltlun, as pjtl tumor, and praying Uo
that a Jury of live Ju'll:nur, illelntertite I
tnen, not related tu any person Interested in
llieei proccMlng. ui.J not In the service t
implement of the Uletrlct of Columbia j!
of the United states, be summoned by li
lulled Htatea msrehal for the District
Columbia lo aeeeii the damages each own t
of land to be taken may suatatn 1 '
reaeon of the opening, eitemlon snd wldei
Ing ot the said alleja In the said square ,
and the condemnation of ths land necassaiy
for tho punioies thereof, snd to ssiess 1 1
benefits reeultlng therefrom tha entlii
amount of said uumagu, Including the ei
penes of theee proceeding!, upon each lot
or pirt or lot or parcel ot land In tho
equire or block In which said allele are tn
bo oixned, extended, snd widened, snd upon
each Jot, part of lot or parcel ot ground In
the squares or blocks confronting the squar.
tn which said slleis sre to be opened, ex
tended, and widened, ss provided for In and
by tho aforessld code of law. It Is, by th.
"ourt, this uth dsy of Heptember, 1113.
OltPKHBU, That all penons having any In.
tereflt In these proceeding! be. and they srs
hereh, warned end commanded to sppear tn
this Court on or before tha llth day of
Otober, DIS, at Ten o'clock A. M, and con
tlnue In attendance until the Court shall
hove mado Its final order ratifying snd con
tinuing the award of damagea and ths assess
ment of benefits of ths Jury to be empaneled
and sworn herein, and It la further
OIIIIE11ED, That a copy of this notice and
order he published twice a week for two
rucceMlve weeki In ths Washington Evening
Mar, The Wsshlngton Times nnd tlis Wash
Ington 1'ost, newstaperB published In th.
sail DUtrlct. before the said l:th day ot
October, HIS It li further ortDEItED, That
a topy of this notice and order be served
by the I'nlted rttste marshal, or hli depu
tie, upon isch of the owners ot ths fe. of
the land to be condemned herein ss may M
fi.und by the laid manhal, or his deputies,
within the District ot Columbia before th.
esld 12th day of October, ISIS. By tha Court:
WAI.THIt I McCOV, Justice. (Saal ) A
true copy Teet J n YOUNO, Clerk. By
y E CUNNINGHAM. Assistant Clerk.
FOR SALE HOUSES
.-i-r-H-H-.-I-.-
Someone Will
Receive
$100
It could be you.
Watch for My
Announcement in
Saturday's Times.
F. A. NORWAY,
"Ituildtr o Superior Ilomtf J
-:-H-H-W.-H-5-!-H-
CHEAP HOUSE
You can atqJIre ihle proprtv at th. rea
eonable flgure quote I l-lovv If ou don't wait
too long It l illuaied on a lettered ttree:
In the northwen. being a three-ssorj pressed
lrlck brown onne trimmed, bai -window
building with nWern and southern expos
ure Theie Is n living room reieptlon hill,
dining room, kltiien and pantrv on first
floor, 3 bedroonn erd bath on second Moo-,
lour bedrooms and bath on third floor, with
bieement under while houie with furna:e
and laundrv tuls
PRICE, $5,250
ORLAVUS JUVFi,
Southern Building.
A PERFECT HOME
AT A REASONAI1LE PRIC
ON EASY TERMS
IN A
MOST DEglRAtll.l. LOCATION.
larre rooms, tile-1 bath. hot. water het:
m and clettrlcitv gas range. hardwc-M
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