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THE WASHINGTON TBIES, TUESDAY,' SEPTEMBER 19; 1010.
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WINTER CLOTHING
IS ORDERED FOR LU.
MILITIAMEN HERE
r
Boys at Radio Camp Shiver in-
Cold Blasts During the
Night
Cnpt. Horace P. Jlobbs, mustering- of
ficer for the Dlotrlct mllltla, today re
ceived orders .from .the, War Depart
ment to equip the Ipcnl citizen soldier
irJth heavy woolen clothing and ovcr
ooata In preparation for their departure
for the Mexican border.
Immediately after receiving the orders
Captain Hobbs sent a requisition to tho
army warehouse In Philadelphia for the
necessary uniform. There are 2,000
overcoats In tho armory at Fifth and
1 streets, and. these will bo transferred
to tho mobilization camp within the
next day or two.
The militiamen '.were dad the orders
were Issued for warmer clothing, aa the
venlnus and early mornings In camp
are the coldest they ever have expert-
ineMi aa anlrilara.
Although practically all of the mllltla''
men slept in tneir sweaters ana unaer
two heavy army blankets last night, the
high wind and low temperature made It
uncomfortably cold for them.
Threatened to Strike.
A number of the colored recruits
for the First Separate Battalion are
said to have threatened to "strike"
and leave camp unless warmer cloth
ing was Issued to them. ,
In preparation for the three or four
day field maneuver the latter part of
this .week, In which all the organiza
tions In tho mllltla will participate,
each of them was given a long prac
tice march today.
The three battalions of tho Third
Iteglment. which will be pitted against
Troop A of tho Cavalry and probably
(Batterr A of the Field Artillery,
wore marched to tho, vicinity of Alex
andria, and drilled In outpost rear
guard work. The mounted organiza
tions went .on short practice marches
near Balaton, north of the mobiliza
tion camp.
The bracing wind caused the militia
men to put considerable snap in their
marching ajW tnnneuvers, and they
made a record-breaking trip back to
their tents.
The 200 recruits who went to the
Congress Heights rifle range for tar
get practice the latter part of last
week will return to camp this after
noon. Plans have been made by Brig. Gen.
William E. Harvey and Col. Qlendle
B. Toung to send all of tho pistol ex
perts and other men equipped with
revolvers to the rifle range within
the next several days.
Get More Sleep.
.Colonel Young today Issued orders
for the militiamen to be' given half
an hour's additional sleep. Reveille,
which has been sounded at C:1S
o'clock In the mornlntr since the mob
ilization camp was established, will
hereafter awaken the soldiers at CMS
o'clock. The hour for guard mount
has been advanced from 6 o'clock to
4:40 o'clock, and the evening mess
call from 6 o'clock to 5:1G o'clock.
These last two changes were made
because of tho early hour nt which
darkness settles over the, camp. .
.Although there has been a persistent
rumor at the mobilization camp that
Uen. Leonard 'Wood, commander of
the Department of the Bast, had reconv
mended to tho War Department that
tho District mllltla be sent to the bor
der immediately, and that the local
citizen soldiery had been transferred
to the Southern Department, officials
at tho War Depnrtment today said that
no such recommendation had been
made.
All of tho organizations In tho Dis
trict mllltla will participate In the
funeral procession for Gen. Albert I..
Mills. U. S. A., tomorrow. Although
specific orders had not been Issued
early this afternoon for the militia's
participation, they are expected before
the end of tho day.
National Press Club
Year Book Is Issued
The 1316 year book of tho National
Press Club 1ms just been Issued, show
ing tho condition and membership of
the Washington newspaper men's or
ganization. Tho. date of publication is
July 1. 1C16.
At that time there were 1,200 members
of tho club: Active, 314; non-actlvo, 168;
associate, 313; non-rcsldcnt, 383.
Theodore II. Tiller Is president of the
club; Grafton 8. Wilcox, vice president;
Charles 8. Hart, secretary; John H.
Smallwood, treasurer, and Jesso 8. Cot
trell. financial secretary. The booklet
contains the constitution, by-laws, and
rules of the organization. '
Park View Lawns To Be
Inspected By Judges 21st
Final inspection of the lawns and
gardens In Park View will be mado by
tho judges of the contest, consisting of
Commissioner Brownlow, William F.
Sude. Major Raymond W. Pullman and
Frank Hcaton, Thursday at 12:30 o'clock.
Following the Inspection the Judges will
be entertained at luncheon at the home
of John O. McQrath. president of the
Park View Citizens' Association.
Lecture on Chiropractic.
A public lecture on the science of
cuiropractic was given lasi evening at
the Chiropractic College, 1116F street
nortnwest, Dy ur, j. a. ituey, xormeriy
of Boston.
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Term from October to June, Individual In
struction given to children between I and I
ytars. For Information addrasa Margaret It.
Paine. MM 13th at. N. W. Col. 7J0.
Washington Business
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THE SCHOOL
iGeorgeWashingtonUniversityf
' WASHINGTON, D. C.
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Examining Board of England. ..Fully Equip
ped Laboratories. ..Wards and Dispensary of
University Hospital, also U. S. Government
and City Hospitals, Libraries and Museums
with unrivaled facilities open to students.
W. C. BORDEN, M. D., Dean,
teieieieiete leieiete f rete
Scbool f Sfngino
Mme. l.ocla Borderl, formerly assistant to Lampertl (teacher of Sembrlch)
Frlnrlnal.
Scuola dl canto
del
Cav. O. B. Lampertl
gla
rrofessore dl canto
nel reall
Conservatorl dl niuslca
dl Mllano e Dresda
Socio ordlnarlo
della realo
Accamemia dl 8, Cecilia
In Rome, 'Etc.
Dresda addl 2 Qlugno.
1891.
(SEAL)
School of Singing of Chevallfr O. B. Lampertl, formerly rfrofeajor of singing In
the naval Conservatories of Music of Milan and Dresden, regular member of the Royal
Academy of Saint Cecilia In Rome. Etc
DIPLOMA.
.--i. nnnnvnl hlvlnv tinder my direction
wnrthv evidence of her ability In leaching
nil. ur uti . .u.... - . :t .
this diploma declaring her a .klllful teacher
teacher
Dresden, June i, ii.
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FOR BOYS
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For Information and catalogue address
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P
aul Inslitule
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Washlnglon.D.C.
BOARDINO AND DAT SCHOOL FOR CURLS
,.Mr,'Nn,,te B. Paul. LL. B., President.
Mrs. Florence Jackson Stoddard, Principal.
Studio Classea for Adult Outsldera.
Journalism, Story Writing, Literature, Par
liamentary Law. Domestic Science, Art,
Uuslc. Special advantages In Kindergarten.
SPANISH LEeSO.N'B-Natlve teacher: also
evening ilasees. RAFAEL VI I, LEO AS.
Uth and N. y, as a. N. W. 507 Fire Insur
ant, Bldff, if
EDUCATIONAL
Day anal Evening
Washington ComprkiBgi
Accountancy
Prepare for C. P. A. and Business.
Choice of elx Courses:
Fundamentals of A c o o u n t a n c y.
Shorter Course in Accountancy,
Business Administration, Profes
sional C. P. A. Course, Coat Ac
counting, Law for Business Men,
Night Classes for Men.
Five o'clock Classes for Men and
Women. .
Free 38-page bulletin of
Washington School of
Accountancy
C. A.
1736 G Street Northwest
OF MEDICINE
1916
1325 H Street N. W.
ie;-eeieieieieieieee-H
ATTESTATO
Avendo la Sigr" Lucia Border! finito
gli stud! con lodevole prova della sua
valentia nell' insegnamento dell' arte
del canto Italiano cotto la mierdireiione,
rilasdo alia medecuna la presente let
tera patente dichiarandola abile inseg
nante di detta arte.
II Profestore,
(transi.ation) G. B. LAMPERTI.
completed the
tuillei lvlth cralw
the art or Italian singing.
. r . .
1 confer unon her
of said art.
of ald art. (The) Professor.
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... w W.. rUMlm 'SI14I
I.ate
i nunc lUIlll IltSl.
GEORGE WASHINGTON
- UNIVERSITY
Collegiate, Technical, and
Professional Instruction
Day aid Late Afternoon Classes
Ninety-Sixth Year
Opens September 27, 1916
General Offices, 2023 G St
nAM..VnVPa riffi..
FOURTEENTH TEAR. OPEN8 SEPT. II
oay ana Night. Children and Adults.
Prlmarv. flramma am. lltt. .. r,i
Graduation. Certificate admlta to leading
colleges. Preparatory courses for Army or
Navy. All college. Civil Service Ezamlna.
tlon.
FRANCIS MANN ItALU A. it.
Main W1. K E St. N. Vt.
WASHINaTON SCHOOL OP
CHIROPRACTIC
New Management. Enlarged Faculty.
Fall Term Begins Sept. It
1118 V st. N. W. Ph. Main Kit.
WOOD'S
SCHOOL
311 East Cap. St.
All Commercial
Branches, 3M year
SINQINO, ELOCUTION.
MRS. EUILY FREC1I BARNSS.
IU Uth at. N. B.
Phone Line 1T.
Tuea. and Frl., Ull Uth St. N. VT.
NATIONAL CATHEDRAL
SCHOOL
Woodley Hood and 'Wlaeonaln Avenne.
A Doardlnsr and Day School (or Girls.
Seventeenth Year.
Reopens for Resident Pupils October
5, 191C, and for Day Pupils October
6, 1916.
The Army and Navy
Preparatory School
Fall Term Begins
SEPTEMBER. 18.
For Catalog; or Peraonnl Intervlen
Addrcsa
E. SWAVELY, Principal.
4101 Connecticut Atc. N. W.
Georgetown University
The Law School
Session of 1916-1917 begins October
2, 1916, nt 6:30 p. m.
Secretary's olTIca open dally from
0 a. m. to 6 p. m. for registration
and consultation.
HUGH J. FEGAN, Secretary.
Georgetown Law School Building.
6th and E Sts. N. W.
Telephone M. 729.1;.
COLUMBIA KINDEROARTEN TRALVINO
SCHOOL,
210S Connecticut ae. Offlco houra t lo 8 p. m
.. fc, --.'"- uuu uauer, rnncipau.
Wtihington Conjerratoryof Music
Conservatory Ilulldlnwr.1812 Conn. Ave.
counsi:i
Oraded courses In all branches leading to
Taacher'a Certificate and Artlafs Diploma.
Previous work In other schools credited.
E. LadoUch (formerly of Petrograd, Russia).
Head of Violin Department,
Mme. C. Curth Oram (Dresden). Piano,
Mine. Isabel Garvin Rhellcy. Voire.
Departments of Theory. Harmony and Com
position Muslfl Pales Dept (Mr. YMlilnnskj).
Violins. Phnimxrilplis. Music, ete.
FREE WEEKLY ORCHESTRAL CLASS,
SUMMER RESORTS
Atlantic City, N. J.
EXCURSIONS.
BATTLESHIP FLEET
HAMPTON ROADS
anal Vlelalry.
LOW WEEK-END RATES
OLD POINT AND NORFOLK
BOUND $4.00 VRW
FHIDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
New York and Boston by Sea
City Ticket Of flee, 731 15th If. W.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT CO.
LOST AND FOUND
CAT Large white: anawera to name of Pus
ter. Return to JI0 C N. W., apart. . Lib
eral reward. l
TWO FtIR8-Japaneaerox. from automobile
on roaa 10 Harpers Kerry. Reward It re
turned to II. p. DONOVAN, ' WOT Hth at.
SCARP PIN-Oold, pearl, and diamond aet
In platinum; lost between Harard at. and
Col. rd. on Hth at. Ratum to mi Uth at.
N. W. Liberal reward. 1
HELP WANTED MALE
IIARUEIt-Whlte. wanted at lilt Pennayl
van la ave. N. W.
IIO Uocxl steady, lo learn trade, steady po
altlon and chance for advancement. Apply
top Boor. i F st. N. W.
BOT White, over W, who knows something
of meats: good opportunity for right boy.
Apply B. T. OOODMAN. Arradn Market. .
BOY-Colored, with bicycle. Call at ones,
r.?Tk Iflfh ! 4t Hah. IIiuuh, .9 m A ,. ,
..... (,, -. a.w.. a.w.i. , buu ... .
BOYS to help tinners; muat be oer II yeara
of age. Apply 1111 II St. N. W
COLORED HOY
Apply lap Hth at. N. W.
OFFICE HOY Must be bright, willing to
-Yiurx ami auio 10 nne wneei. Apply at I
o'clock Wednesday morning. HOS3 A
rili:iJrf INC., 714 Uth at. N. W.
COIXJItKl) MAN to help janitor In apart
ment house. K7 snd at. N. E.
DISIIWASIIKRS-Two. Apply 'WHITE PAL
ACE I.UNPII. 1111 Pa. ave. N. W.
ELEVATOR TOY-At once. LI C il N.
E.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR-Expertenced. Ap-
ply 1001 Muny building.
EN'QINEER and mechanic; experienced, with
tlr-t.rle.su license; reference requlrvl, Ap
ply BOX Ml. Times office. I
EXPERIENCED SCREEN and metal weath
rrstrlppers anted I1IOOIN CO., Real Es
tate Trust llldg. I
JOH X-HKHM FEEDER at one (union pre-
fjrrf.ll. DAWSON, The Printer, M 1th
st N. W
LAnoilEItP-Apply to S. M. FnAZlER, An
acostla. D. C 1
l'AINTERS-Ten, good.
W., after 8 p. m.
Apply
Q at. N.
PAPERlIANOEItH-Plece nork. JAMES B.
HENDEItKON. 110$ U at. X. W. 1
PAPERIIAXaERH-Two. Apply 1403 .th St.
N. W Phono N 115.
PIIESSEIt wanted at once. Apply 10iy th
st. N. W. 1'
FHEsWEIt-nxiM-rlenced.
J0 O st, N. W.
PRESSER Experienced; steady work and
good pay to Ith st. N. W. 1
PREISER First-class; steady Job; good pay.
Ut7 11th at. N. Wv !
SOLICITOR Adertlslng, for newspaper.
Address BOX S4. Times office. !
TAILOR at once.
Apply Sit 1st tN W
TINNER'S' HELPER, alsj apprentice boy.
.Vpplyatonce,31ll lllh at. N W.
TINNER"andtoe hand, first class, andto
good helpers lit once. Ull 18th st. N. W.
WINDOW CI.EANER-Experlenced. Apply
to MR. HANNAN. Muney Building.
WANTED An experienced mechanic' with
.nHnwr1, llrense. Annlv statins' age. ex
perience and salary wanted. BOX'Jli, Tlmea
offtie K
YOl'NM MAN to work In tire ahop, salary,
It, (rood chanco for raioe. urn inn si. nw.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
COOK and general housework-
er: 2 m family; references.
Apply at once. Apt. 28, the
Alvvyn, 1882 Col. rd
COOK and laundress at once.
9 East Irving st., Chevy
Chase, Md.
APPRENTICES to learn French dresscuttlng.
dressmaking, designing and millinery, good
positions furnished after learning. New York
.Millinery Acaueiny, uu " .-
irfviimtflia nn frrHraera.
L. flAVAQE. Mi F at N W.
aiRL-Whlte, 1 to Ujeara old. 4M 12th at.
N. E. i2
iTfHJpER ON COATS-
A pply 40S H st. N. E. .
HOUSE OIRL Colored; references required.
Apply 17a) Kd al. N. w.
LADY to knit an eater: stato price. Address
M. Y . Stanhope, N. J. ae. ana n sis
MILLINERY APPRENTICES, paid while
i.u- A khIu K&(esa 1ft as til II 1 11 1 narf
Dept.. second floor, OOLDENBERO'S, 7th.
and K sts. 1
WAITRESSES Two, experienced. Apply
WHITE PALACE LUNCH, 1111 Pa. ae.
N. W.
WOMAN City, colored, for general house
work; 1 In family; raferencea required. tM
11th at. B. W.
SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.
POSITION as meat cutter In alore or mar
ket. 1M0 North Capitol St. 1
HORSES AND VEHICLES
FOR SALE Three nagans.
CHA8. SCHNEIDER IIAKINO CO,, 4U I nw.
FOR SALE Ten horses and mares; 1 pair of
good mules, , Apply rear 441 Pa, ate. N. W,
1X)R HALE Double team I also pony. Foxall
nnd New Out Roads N, W.
FOR HALE-CUeap, fine bay horse, years
old, l.iOO lbainearj.'30aE.N1JV,
REFRIGERATORS & ICE BOXES
MvURAY REFRIOERATOR COMPANT.
Refrlgeratora that are unequaled.
lt F ST N. W
We Build and nepalr Refrigerator.
D Atjlantic City.N. J. i
9 CAVNERSIIH'MANAtieMENT. H
H josiaH WHire & sons cwany. jL
FOR, RENT R00MSv '
Ftimlahetl.
. r'?B ! i-Ons" large room, porcai aa
. Joining bath; elee.: I. h. k.i Suitable f"
t. '.' u,"ci priraxe lamiiri onanii uiuvk
"f Union Htalloncar. .
ja. aye. N. W im-C-pp Rale ghi nice
claan, hot.nater and heat alwaye) ratea to
Permananta.
Ith ST, N. w., ilO-Front and other rooms;
canter location; ateam heat; one large rooni
or light housekeeping. '
""'" miiuuna AVE. . '
rooms and alcoe, brown atone house) fine
location; furnished complete for light house
Kaeplngjreaeonable. 1
TllItEn brlghtf'beautlful rooma: new house:
civaanuy and completely rurmsnaa lor
nousekeeulnv! h.niiriii hnn bed. elegant
pa range; Iront and hack porches and tile
bath; ery reasonable. Phone Line. IOCS. 1
Snd ST. N. W 51J IJeslrable; running water:
iw, gooa location; a, m. c.f i. n. ., in
vestigate, 1
Ird ST. N. w 411-Flrst floor apart, til: 1
room, tt saw.. t l Llnanallta !
Ind ST. N, W 610-Larga front room with
, v.m, ,r,m. reasonaoie, b
lh rrr. N. W lUO-Nlcely furnished, next
..., n.,, iicaivj; eioeriy wwniaii inctcuru.
Jl ST. N. w ; Tiro rooms, second floor:
furnished for I. h. k. , 1
L HT. N. . n-Naatly furnished front
room, 17 a month. 1
lh N. W U0-eaoand and third floor
iront rooma, newly papered, ateam beat,
hot water. i,i.m,..
FAIRMONT ST., IH2-fiaeend floor rooma.
parlor and bath; will rant separata; private
.....,, nr. 4,1, jjjj.
L ?! .N W., wa-Nlcaly tarnlahad room,
with board. N. ye.
Ith ST.' N. W.. 7:1 8lngle and double rooms,
.,7 -w.ii.ui. , p. n,; ajjq D.PHH.M. ,wm.
L ST. N. W rlS A nlca furnUbed hall room
n per montn: msa only.
Q ST. N. W .17-Urs. Douglas, second floor,
nicely fur, next to bath.
LINCOLN IIOTEU 10th and II N. W.-Opa-clal
ratea on rooms: modern convenience.
Wasted.
GOVERNMENT B.IPLOTB with 1 children
desires 1 furnished rooms for U h. k.: must
have yard: (II per mo.; at once. BOX 114,
Tlmea office.
WANTED Fire or alx room furnished apart
ment house or flat northwest, near school.
BOX UU Times offlea. !
Unfurnished.
10th ST. N, E Two large rooma; gaa
and bath: on second floor: 110. !
7th 8T. N. W., lin-Unfurnlshed flat or
rooma; aacond floor; very desirable; rea
eonable. Uth ST. N. W lia-One unfurnished room
suitable for lady: I. h. h..1I per month.
ROOMS AND BOARD
MASS. AVE. N. W.. a Nicely furnlahed
room for one or two persons with board.
E. CAP. ST.. 117 Large front room and
board, suitable for to. Phone 'Un. 17n.
Hth ST. N. W I0l-We"ll furnished rooma
with board: good home cooking.
Wanted.
OENTLEMAN wanta room and board with
quiet private family In N. W. section: must
Im In good neighborhood and modern hous.
Reply, stating price and particulars, BOX
ua, Timea onice. l
WANTED by couple with two children It
and II reap., rooms and board In renned
family northwest, near school. BOX HI.
Times office.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
when BiiriNo FURNITURE
or sellino r u rt. n i i u iv. c
CONSULT
D. NOTES. CM 1-a. ae. Main S0M. 1
WANTED Furniture for cash. Sail your
a-anda to tha man who stItmi tha mast
snom-y. Baa HOPWOOD. Ith and K. 1
IIIOHEST cash prlcea paid for furniture,
stores and carpets; also antiques. X.
SHAPIRO. (II La. ave. M. W0-J.
CASH prlosa paid tor warn clothing; either
ladles' or men's: send peatal: will calL B.
TARBHEa. 1WI 7th st. nw.; Phoaa Nortl .
HO FEATHER BEDS wanted to all Urge or
der; beat prlcea paid: send postal or phoaa
Mala KM. Ml Eye st. N. W.
WANTED Modem oak an thahogaayfuml-
tnra and claan hooka E. UENSLET, lit
N. T. are. N. T. Main TtM.
HiailEST cash prices psld tor all ktnda sec-,
end hand clothes. Drop card. 8. WLA-
DOVBKY. nil 7th at. Phone N. HO.
WANTED Furniture, pianos, carpets, ate.
Phone It lltl for wagon, or have us call.
"WESCHLER'S." U0 Pa. ava. N. W. 1
WE pay spot cash fir all kinds, ot furniture,
stoves and carpets. Col. Bargain House.
1. FELICES. La. ave. N. W. U. 41.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
CABH. CREDIT.
FURNITUnu.
New and Slightly Used.
Special Discounts for September.
Sara Money. Buy at
HOPWOOD'S,
Sth and K.
BEAUTirt'L OH. PAINTLSOS. water col-
ore, hand.palnteJ china, on easy weekly
payments. MRS. BURFEIND, Berwyn, Md.
CONTENTS of t rooms. Including beds, etc..
mantel mirrors, plaer-planos. musics all
In good ocndltlon. BOX 12). Times office.
FOR BALE LAWN BENCH. Iron Frame:
Special price. 4 foot, (1M; S foot. 11 M:
extra heavy.
Sae Money, Buy at
HOPWOOD'S,
Ith and K.
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS
SOME DAY jou nlll know what square prices
should be after ou send for us, and hully
gee, but sou will sure to be pleased with a
hunch of good coah for a lot of useless men's
worn clothing, shoes, etc. Call up Main 1141.
JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 1 D. 1
Mattresses and Box Springs.
HAVE TOUR MATTRESSES made over for
the fall. All sixes 11.00 only. EAOLE
BEDDING CO., 1109 7th St. N. W. Ph. N.
1110. ,
Radiator and Fender Repairing.
WASHINGTON RADIATOR & FENDER CO.
2017 Hth st. N. W. Fenders and others psrts
made to order. All work guaranteed.
Low prlcea. Phona N. Ml.
" Window Shades.
Oood quality opaque. Beat quality oil
fitted to your accopaqua; hung CQC
window JJU free ............
We call with Samples. Ph. Une. 171.
KLEEBLATT'S. bt3.'n?
Carpet Cleaning.
CARPETS THORO AND CAREFULLT
cleaned; ruga woven from old carpets, mai
tressea renovated. Estlmatea turn, ALBERT
KAHLERT & CO.. Ill D at. B. W. M. KM.
FOR HIREAUTOMOBILES
rUKU AU 1 13 hour special ratea by
day or week. Ph. L. Ill: old No. L.1MI-W.
day or night.
CLEAN FORD CAR, SjSffi dr0va"r.
given ladles: ratea fortrlpa reasonable.
Phone North s7W. A. II. WALKER.
fliPERHOUR?C.i,Llnco1ra:,r'p
vniui wpue cnauneura.
i?" . Overlanrl 'Ls Pr hr. drlrea
Touring vrvenuna by 0n M
attention to ladles; rates, day or trip. Col etlt-J
TAXI 8E.V1CB. Trips. 10c, 7ic 11.W
Call West 14 Day and Night.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY
Bargain nnd Finn iRvcstment.
Beyond comparison your best opportunity,
M.500, turns; eminently dealiable, surrounded
by established community: gronlng rapidly
In alue; Jij acres, t mTles Irmn P. ae.
110 YT L. JOHNSTON, KJ Woodward bldg.
IN MEMORIAM
,No,iCM ,0T B column are accepted at M
cents, flat, either prose or "poetry, In ease no
tice does not exceed ten lines. And II irats
for each line In excess of tea.)
UNDERTAKERS
Embalmers. - Faneral Directers.
J. WILLIAM LEE,
UNDERTAKER A LrVERT,
. . . W,Pa. Ave. N. W.
Telephone M. UK. WA8IIINOTON.
d. a
FLORAL DESIGNS
FUNERAL DESIGNS
Of every description-moderate prices.
1111 F 8T?N. W.
Vital Records;
Births.
EES1 V, " ifilu&. .. r
Eugene and Dolly Seaborn, boy"
Lou . , .,.T,S..iln5i,,.rvrL3?,j ' .
Oran T. and Mary Moore, girl.
Fred E. and Doris C. I.auer, girl.
-v.d .,., isi .luniison, boy.
Arthur and Mary Jenkins, boy'
liana A. and Dorlthy Joras, girl.
Roy B. and Heater F. Johnson, girl.
Chsrlea U and Nora F. Havener, girl.
Harry and Rose It. Friedman, boy.
E?1!.8.'-""1 M"' B- Adama, boy. '
A i- mtllM evamuie OmTVT. DOT.
rha1ataa Afiit tlattli. T..t.t sT
"W ese,. ststlllV MSJUsliai. PVJs
Worth and Alethla Greene, girl.
DeathaC
Nanle Halra. U yrs.. Tuberculosis Hoa.
IlAlttn la. FafinaPtW VM ekeVM 4. a .a
Jane Burgee, 4 yrs.. Wand II sts. ne. '
ThfWntlsi fvara T .- v
Annie E.Iiirke. 32 yrt., CauJty Hoj.
John T. Wltllainu, 35 yrt., 8t. Ellsabtth'fl
lIOsl.
Ellen Morgan. 7 yrs.. 1711 Columbia road nw.
T,T'.".''" 'ne Asnier apts.
iS?.b Blauhelm. n-yrs., Ruppert Home.
tYiiuam jones. K, yra Casualty Hos.
i.mM d- pabbltt, SO yrs., Providence Hos.
Edgar E. Banks, 17 yrs., Stanton road, Ana-
Ernestine Dyer, yrs.. Kyi Myrtle st. ne.
William II. Hell, yra.. St. Kllxabeth'a Hoa.
Jamea Monson, 10 yrs.. Tuberculosis Hos.
"". wu, v yr 1 reeomen s.iios.
Jamea Spencer, 4s yrs., Freedmcn'a Ho.
AlfrH Cartmr- 3. ir. ti.l. tt.i... -A
Carl P. Jenkins, i days, 4l T st. nw.
jnrant ur Theodore and Roaetta Edwards. IS
hours. Columbia Hos.
FOR RENT HOUSES
Unfurnished.
FOR COLORED TENANTS.
121 Uth nw, 9r b.$.M
Ha uth nw. tr b. KM
117 Sth ae tU.HO
1KJ M nw I0.M
471 Mo. av (front
bldn MOO
1460 Fuller.tr b... M.S0
217 Mo. av 1IW I. n frt
III! K nw, trb... 7M
41 Defrees nw... It.ln
; k. nw, r b, a.00
las i:tn nw (apt) 16.90
aot i:th nw. tr. l.M
4U Wash. nw... U 10
i MO. ave -7.W
1JM Fla, av. nw.
8 r b :7.60
Ml M so r.. . . 11.(0
Jiis N J av, tr . It.DC
Ml 21st nw XM
XM Sherman av.
IM0 M nw, lr... MM
II O nr U.H)
no I. nw 1.1 m
r b S.Sf
RIO f m tr 1 Art
441 Mo. av.
2s!0(iM01 Uth se. Ir....ll!t0
lttt I. nw. tr..,. jjIoo
It O ne...'. U.G0
1.1V f--lAn h.
iim ria. av n
r b ,.... a.Jol 4 r '. 11.10
Edward P. Schwartz, Inc.,
711 UTH ST. N. W.
6.5y2 L STREET N. E.
Fire rooms and bath; tlO.M par month.
Keys at 613 L St. N. E.
or 723 5th St. N. E.
Hot-water heat: larva front and nu
porches: private yards; concrete cellars:
splendid condition. Prettiest, cleacest and
cheapest apartment In tha city.
R ST. N. W tie 7 rooma and bath; cellar;
.!ff.,-,.b.cJc. ,,rd! KiM'' ood condition.
THE PHILLIPS COMPANT. 30 John Mar
ahall place. Phona Main 4417.
APARTMENTS TO LET
Unfurnished.
FOR RE.N'T-Kew Apartment. 1171 Irving st.
N W.t S and 4 rooms and bath, one room
with each apartment Is either especially ven
tilated sleeping- room or sleenlnc north, mlih
a series of alas doors, enabling the occu
pant to ventilate to suit their Uste. Prices,
110 to trr.w.
FULTON n. GORDON.
Colorado building. (Main (ill.
1411 N ST -Second and third floor apart
ments ot 4 rooma and. bath, 1 rooma front
with southem exposure, second floor bachelor
apartments. ; rooms and bath, furnished or
unfurnished, electric lights, gas. hot-water
heat; janitor service. Phone N. Mi.
Hth ST. N. W.. 717 Two four-room apart
ments with bath; for business If wanted.
Wanted.
WANTED Apt. of 2 rooma. bath, and kltcb.
enette; N. W. BOX BS3, Tlmea office.
FOR SALE HOUSES
ii 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 m 1 1 n
$3,550
MODERN DWELLING WITH I
GA1UGE FOIl TWO CARS ;
Near First and W streets Northwest, '
rooms, bath and cellar; hot water heat; '
large porch: screens, and many extra
feature added by owner since build- '
Ing the house for-his home; now taking
up residence In county reason for sell-
Ing; nexer Wore offered for sale; -
splendid condition; garage will rent for -
110 per month. Easy terms.
JOSEPH I. 'WElLeR,
Realty Broker. ll F at. N. W.
In i hi ii i mm i h-h-w-
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Sale.
I'HIS IS JUST THE PLACE you've been
looking for. A beautiful heme, located In
the District, on high ground, commanding a
nne lew; very Urge corner lot: chicken
houses and garage; house Is beautifully dec
orated; open fireplace; large porches; finest
electric range, with tireless cookers; tiled
bath; hot-nater heat. See this today. Open
until S. Can sell for 11,000 less than cost
and make terms. Take Woodrldg car to
!0th st. and walk up hill one block. Itti
10th at. N. E.
C A. RHODES. 303 Rlggs Bldg.
HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD
On 1100 cash and 111 month, at
CHEVY CHASE. For full particulars drop
postal, tslephont. or call on WIS. IL
RITCHIE. 4U-4U Colo. bldg. Tel. M. 1041.
. FOR EXCHANGE
OWNER three Iota N. T. city suburb, will
exchange for house Ml. Rainier. Shernood,
1 1 yattavlHe. BOX 113. Mt. Rainier. Md. 1
MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN
First and Second Trust
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
Are a specialty with us. When you wish
to negotiate a loan of any amount, from
200 to 15,000 or more. It Will be to your
advantage to eonault us. We always
have on hand large sums for permanent
Investment, and can give you prompt and
efficient service at all times. Rates the
lowest In each caaa and no charge unless
tha loan Is made. Let us have your ap
plication, i
PAUL V. MITCHELL & CO.,
1413 G St. N. W.
Phone Main 477S.
MONEY TO' LOAN on real eatate; lowest
ratea; prior payment privileges; large
amounts. TYLER & RUTHERFORD. 117 11th.
MONEY TO LOAN-ta0 to 1100,000 on D. C.
real estate. Several trust funds. 4W to t per
csnt. All transactions conducted With econ
omical consideration for borrowers.
WM. H. SAUNDERS & CO..
Southern Building. $07 Uth St. N. V.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS AT
r, and per rent. I.'OO to fl.OOO; on residence,
spsrlment, nr business property, straight
nolo or monthly psyintnta: can h si-ranged
In three ds. PAUL . MITCHELL & CO.,
uii a N. w.
' i 1 '
Spcciail ' Notices
A Sl'BCIAL STOCKHOLDERS MERTINO of
the Rapid Mall Box Co., for the nnrposa of
Hjeresjlng lu capital' slock, and for suefe
ether business aa may coma barer the. meat
is eerere tne meet
Uses Hldg.rf Wasl
li, at 2 p.,m. W.
ANT, R. A. HA
.Jj. A, U U
.'"i u. nm in m mid 4ildg.
F. hROKNINO, tf, W. ORaV
RISON, T. C. UcOL'IRB. J
BPELHOCSE, ,1a. O ART HE, D. C, CIOI-
''"". AL.BIWIT A. BLACKENBT, M.
R. BOHERMBnilORN. '
COMMISSIONERS' NOTICE
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS Of1
ma. j'uriiiiuj. ur iaii.uaiuia, wasniog
ton, D. O., September 1. HIS. Ordered : That
Section It of Article XII of the Police Rega
lationa of the District of Columbia la hrebr
amended to read aa follows: "No blcjcla
constructed for uae by. one person shell osry
more man on parson wnne oeing riaaen ea a
street; nor shall any motorcycle be used. U
carry two or more persons unless 'aid motor
cycle be equipped with a tandem adjust
ment or auxiliary seat consisting of a, seat.
hand hold, and '.foot rest for each person 'la
exeess of one .catrled tlreon. tge upper
one.half of.thereariWheel of said motorcrsi
to be enclosed by-a' canvas or rubber coated
fabric securely" fastened to the frame In. r
der that the clothing of persona occupying
the seats of said motorcycle snail be com
pletely shlerded from contact with the tipper
half of the rear wheel of said motorcycle.'
OLIVER P. NEWM AN. xLOUIS BROWN
LOW, CHARLBS W. KUTZ, Commissioners,
D. C. h " '
LEGAL N0TICES
IN'THE MUNICIPAL COURT OrTmiTJr.
TRICT OF COLUMBIA. Joseph Ooldaav.
berg, plaintiff, vs. Mra.rL O.- Gates, dafeM-
anti No. 41,704. Order of Publication.' Tho
i no. U.1V. uraer or rasneauon.- 'ine
act of this suit la to establlsti the rktfet'ot
plaintiff to certain' chattels heretofore Ja
possession of the defendant herein. It U
oojecc i
me ;
tha
therefore, thla second day of September. A.
D. lilt, ordered that, the defendant- appear
In this Court on or before the 30th day, ei
clualve of Sundays and Legal Jlolldaya, after
the day of the nrst publication ct this. order,
to defend this suit and show cause" why $
plaintiff should .not have Judgment as- sat
forth; otherwise the ault will be proceeded
with aa In case, of default. Signed t R.- lu
TERRELL. Judge. A true cony. Test: r.
u; A UK AM, uierk. By II. a. uuum, asju
Clsrk. ' ' .1
PROPOSALS
SEALED PROPOSAIJI will be opened at I
o'clock p. m., September a. lsis, ai ma
Bureau of Standards. Denartment of Com
merce, Washington, D. C for the eonstrue-
non oi concrcio rongs anu curu ww mv
tirml.a aF th IIun.au. COnlSS Of thS
drawings and specifications may be obtained
upon application to the Bureau.
PERSONALS ,
MECI1ANO-THERAPT and OHIROPRATIC.
Rheumatism, Poor Clrrtilatlon. Nervousness,
and All Chronic Ailments treated suteest
fully. Office or residence. DR. I O. TAY
IAR and M. T. SHROTE. rooms 411414 Ke
nols bldg. Thone Main aoll. VJ
MISS BAGLuY rheumatism poor clr
eulaUon. U Kenola bldg.. Hth and O sts, Ph.
M. 1717. llrs., v a. m. to t p. m. Open Sua,
MME El Pin When you consult htr
MME. riCUU you con.uu ths best. Re
unites the separated. lira. 10 to 10. lat 7th nw.
MD CM ITH Ladles' halrdresslng car
. It. ami l n or ,i,ampoong A rcalp
treatment: manicuring; no artificial heat used;
no extra charge for curls. 1741 Col. road. Ph.
Col. 1111. also lit E. Cap. St.. Ph. U 3C.
Bcbblb MA lb CHIROPODY.
-.-. F st. N. W. Second Floor.
MASSAOP Electric ft Scalp Treatment.
mnMrtUC Manicuring. Hotel, re.; ope.l
Sun. Mrs. M. Cohan, 112 Kenols ,bldg. M.UM-J
MME WHITFHalr Dressing. Man cjr
mme. W ni I CnSi chiropody. Mates-.
Aparta. dally. 1101 tth nw. N. 4M0-W. I
MISS PAIN Manicuring and Scalp Treat-
Apart. L Phone Main US.
Louise Maier chiropody. ictric tscui
-..-.-7- J rnaaaage and scalp trea-..
meat, lit Hth nw. Apt. XL Ph. M. Oslo.
MRS. ANDERSON ?Bfc1l,nl,08T
p. m. Now located Mil 7th at. nw. Ph.N.aa-J
M1SSi F ffiSTST.
. 1 F at. N. W. Second Floor. e
MISS-WELLS w'.'S!rSnn. S"a '
. m o .t. n. -w.. ISiSffflaV JAg V
DR. REED,
SPECIALIST,
804 Seventeenth Street.
Over 30 Years' 5uec.f' Practice is t
and -sl n&ttgni
Means Health to Yon If Yrm ?,...
nSTLpliL !)it.y' Rheumatism. Conatl
S i a Di- Nervous Debility,
S. .V."!1 iaaer irouDies, Bpecias
SI?1. Poisoning. Eruptions. Uloers? aaaAll
PrtraU Dtaeaaw Cured for life by Safe
Sea. RaMr1m ViMihiM mM t, ,k. .
ram and antl-toxlna administered.
Unarges Low. Medicine Furnished
CONSULTATION FREE.
Private Wnitlnt Dmm Pm T.t
OfSee nours: 10 to T. S to I. Sunday, ll ta il
CLAIRVOYANTS
WHEN DOUBTFUU DISCOURAGED. DIS
CONTENTED. WORRIED. AND PER.
PLEXED CONSULT
MME. SPENCER,
ONE OF THE WORLD'S MOST CELE
BRATED PALMISTS AND CLAIRVOYANTS
STUDIO, 1318 14TH ST.
Without asking a question she will tell yc-u
the object of jour call, giving names of
friends, relatives, and actual facta concern
ing jour life and circumstances which o't
know to be absolutely true. THE MADAME
WILL REFUSE TO ACCEPT ANY TEE UN
LESS 8HB OIV1M THE UTMOST SATIS
FACTION. IMMEDIATELY BENEFITED
AND PERMANENTLY HELPED BY CON
SULT1NO HER" AT ONCE.
HOURS II A.,M. TO 8PM. 1'
PROF. D. B. BRUCE,
THE OREAT AUSTRALIAN
PALMIST AND CLAIRVOYANT.
Can be consulted on all affairs. 1K1A Wal
ter place S. E. 1 Hours 3 a. m. to 10 p. ra-t
Bundaye. from 8 to 7 p. m. Th. Ui)c. 1711. 1
705 EIGHTH ST. N. W.
MME. CARLE! TA,
ADVISER. 1MPRESSIONAL READER,
SCIENTIFIC PALMIST. 10 jears' experi
ence, mostly In Washington. Without a
question TELI.S OBJECT CALL. YOUn
NAME, NAMES FRIENDS. .ENEMIES. Ad
vice on Business. Loe, Courtship, Marriage,
Divorce. Past. PreSHit. Future.
More exact Information, better advice than
jou have ever had. How to become re
united to jour loved one. Houra, 1 a. m.
to t p. m
705 8th St. N. W.
PALMISTRT-CARD RBADINO.
MRS. R. LUSBY,
Tarot and Foreign Cards: East India Crystal.
Ladles only. (LICENSED.) Closed Sunday.
,n.e,aeb7.uc;. "733 12th N.WeffiruiSoVS.
MRS. GAYER UltW S&
voyant. Readings, tie. Studio. HT ut W.
MME. VERNER &&'.??&
1 flrUnttit: can be jeea At her old addrtit
M0 .t -nSK"m floo?. Phone M. Mil.
aA CniUrinplK CELEBRATED
Madam L.atnerineENjijBH palmist
ft Card Reader. Reliable advice on business
and love affairs. Located 17 yra. Ml Ith nw.
SPIRITUALISM
MRS. MAMIE STEVES SSggJS,1'
Readings dally, seances Tuaa. ft Thura. etes.
p. m.;, Frl.. 1 p, n. UI01I: 31J N.J. av. ae.
MDC l?nTH3llrl,URi' Medium. ' SeT
iVirVO. IVy I llMirea TfUts: Thurs.
eve. j readings dally. 1010 tth nw above. Lib.
MRS. B R OW N E Llfif.WS.U ?
.- - - . iiieiiiuin. ICU pssi,
present. Mliire,, artplce on "bustiieu, ',
liealth, etc, gives names. , Ere at. N. TV,
r