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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

'tntuule IN eject -April 10 1al0
assenger Station ' ieNnS'Naais
and way stations Connects at mansss: t SnaSGe
DAYS ana AZ ndrTlsonburg daily, and Staunton week
ern daily. and with C & O. r r daifx fnr Sn,n%aI
lis am.Nnaisis cn ,rNrrr,, sr,rus ,r
ant1s es sR:a Gss With t. via
Memphis Tenn and at Charlotte WtS ssenar I 1oi
CSstIssto, ooSnects at Columbia with Sleeper for
Ws shase65e With Sleeper for Atlanta Solid train
ing Car Serr 10 New Orleans without change DIu-
Ni II isa Bridge land and Lexington.
u 4;oi pm-Loe,f for Front Royal. straspufs and
$50 nIbaiiySEW fS Yo SastG ats Rsonn
rannab and SSespinS Cars to Port Tampa. So
Boon seepihs Car for St augustine ~i and Sn@
lection for oar e 1Gs nS via Columbia with
80 !sSksGnv5 lp15Ps SfF ssTyss
fsor and f%R.s and SeT orleans through
Ie4s ailypWa WAS III SS5ss'f AND sourH-
Tenn; Via As9eviile Knoxville and chas hsnsis
Memphis via birmingham; New orleans Via At,
W,ta rhIcuEh Mexico CITY. Connects Ss
High Pont n. C., leaving Washington daily eSe
Gar Macon Ca Via Aiants vestiSs sfa hSs
P psrsan. e. Atlanta Dining Car Service. sunset
on this train every Monday, Wednesday aud Friday
to San Francisco without change
ileAINS IN WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION
IeaEe MashnGtoh 9O1 An. daily and 4 AS n. m
H se9 daLs and 6:25 pm. Sundays only for Round
Id 80 pm week days, 1:20 pm. wednesdays
anu odtunrdays, and O=25 SATURDAYS for I,ees-
burg; 81 p m daily for Herndon Returning. ar
rive at washington S-2f am. and 2S5 n m weel
Gays and s:40 pn Sundays only from Round nm:
a.oo an Week days from Herndon: s:3I a. m
nd ID Z 90 a m Mondays from Lecsburg.
1nccoGSn tfsins from The south arrive Washing
ton "a q. m. 80 an 2:la pm. and $50 n.
daily; Harrlsonburg, II noon week days and $40
3: 40 pm daily
Tickets sleeping car reservations and other infor-
nation FURNISHED. and baggage called for and
checked from hotels and residences by Union Trans
Ter company. On orders left ticket Office 70o lif-
eenta Sd Nv. OIL Pennsylvania ave. NV, and al
Pennsyl vanih Passenger Station
service. u SNs
FRANK s. CANNON, Sd V. Pres and Gen. MGR.
]. NJ. CULP, Traffic Manager e'-
W. A. TURK. General Passenger Agent
i. s. BROWN. Generai Arenf nn,n
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Clarence Eddy. Organ Recital.
Seats at Ellis Wednesday, o am.-Advt
Evolution of Manufactures.

Mr.. Carroll D. Wright. United States COM
missioner of labor. will lecture this evening
at the Central High School, It'll and O
streets northwest. on The Evolution of
Manufacture. He will trace the develop
ment of Industrial arts through the age of
hand production. in ancient Egypt. Assyria
and China and in rnedaeval Europe. Then.
&C ming down to modern times. will speak of
the principal labor-savtng inventions and of
the beginning and development Of the fac
tory system The effect Of machinery upon
the condition of the workers will be cons:1-
ered, as Well as its influence upon progress
IN general The lecture will be open to the
public without charge.
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Clarence Eddy, the Famous OrEan list
Seats at Ellis Wednesday, 8 a-m.-Advt
A Street Railway Guild

Street Railway Guide Needed.
To the Editor Of The Evening Star:
1t appears to me that it would be a good
thing If the street railway companies of
this city would issue folders-or perhaps,
better still, insert frequent advertisements
in the daily MISUNDERSTANDING of
their respective lines, i. e., the routes trav-
ersed by them, their termini, fares and
time tables. None of the guides to Wash
ington contains Information on this sub
ject anywhere near up to date There have
been number Of lines completed within q
comparatively recent date and some pro-
jected and under construction that many
residents even have but hazy, If any. idea
of, and strangers, who constitute the ma
jority of sightseers, must often be puzzled
as to the points they should proceed to in
order TO do the city and it's environs
satisfactorily. D. p
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Music Was a Feature.

Saturday evening the Washington Archi-
tectural Club entertained its friends at the
club rooms IN the Octagon house, 18th
street and New York avenue. with a musi-
cal and dramatic program. Prof. Arthur
f Yundt. with two of his pupils. gave sew
eral numbers ON the guitar. violin. mando-
lin and piano. Solos were sung by Miss Ger
trude Dana. soprano, and Mr.. Arthur f.
Middleton. basso. A recitation by Miss
Helen Lackaye followed. and the program
ended with a dramatic sketch. entitled "A
Managers Trials in which the characters
We're sustained by Mrs. Genevieve Harris
MIR Paul W. Evans and Mr.. Finlay s.
Hayes, the author of the sketch.
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Ordered by Ommissionprs

The District Commissioners have ordered
that flushing basins be constructed, at an
estimated cost of 500, chargeable to the
appropriation for automatic flushing tanks,
1900, as follows: West side of BOD street ex-
tended south of Tunlaw road; east side of
SO street at Observatory avenue: Highland
avenue. Cleveland Park, east of Bath street;
oth street. Petworth, north of Omaha
street; and Flint street, Brightwood Park.
east of Illinois avenue
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The first case tried In the police court in
volving the fast running of a horseless car
riage was heard in Judge SCOTS court to-
day Harry Stocks was the defendant in
the case 1t was alleged by a policeman
that an automobile. in charge of the de-
PENDANT, exceeded the lawful rate Of speed.
twelve miles an hour. When he saw the
vehicle near 18th and and 18th and p
streets. he said. 1t was going at the rate OF
nineteen miles an hour.
The defendant admitted that he was
probably violating the law, but he had no
idea OF the rate OF speed at which his
vehicle was gooing.
Prosecuting Attorney fugh suggested
that such a rate of speed is dangerous. but
Mr. Stocks said he had his vehicle under
control The court imposed fine of $40.
which was paid Wv
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

station Corner OF Skin AID Is Streets
1870 Pas Sfs ASnIi If e tfsSHs
j. a,aFFts6ars 70 Chicago, Ssncinnesi Indianapos
81 Louis. Cleveland and Toledo Buffet ParIor Car
1880 An FAST L1sE.-pul,man Buffet ps,,oe
to &C. hs1iseurs Buffet Parlor Car Harrisburg
$50 PM CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS ExrREss.-
s sps and Dining Cas- Harrisburg indianapois
and S,s Nashville via Cincinnati and Louisville)
i1S Car to PittsburE and Chicago Dining Car e
70 IN souTHwEsrERN ExrREss-rullm.u
T,sbalx St Louis Geveiand sDa c hSa mai
10: 20 FIN PACIFIC ExpREss.-pullu.D s,esD,,.
7; S5. AN 81 Kane, oananaaigua Rochester and
1850 AN for EInira and R enoFo daily. except
80 ssSondayi For For VILLA WnIIamspOrt daily; $40 PM
n raIs sRd Niagara Els da SAT- Sturdy day.
EIe 40 Koeeser pu,
G fslo and Niagara Fails DALI Pailmaa Sleeping ping
FOR sossSF sTso5 RS xS a5y rms
400 Pm. .,coNGREs sAsE; LIMITED a,u,
f Res pIll0f at ors With 50 Dining Car fem
rom I sas i ais sSo p15 tu GsE
snnay 4oo D SsO ca lSo? aod o Is5
5 Iii;oo Dining car from wIlningtoa1 An. 1s:IS.
o IPf Car For f FBlaaeahis s0r
press, l2:l5 Pm. week Gays. 2:OI and $40 N.
For n,5 Poster to without change 7ss AM week days
For Baltimore. 60: ZOO, 7:eo. 7:s5. Sis. 900
s 100 1873 $50 a GO LIN Limited ,fls I'D
a lao , EN- On os Sunday. $oS 10 SIS. aoS
t,niss AZ No iS5 o sas S S25 s s5S
FL - 200 1000; 1910 and $50 pm. 0''''
week ioP Sas sanday 9e ' M and 4ai PM
For AAnnsISlis TOO qRd 300 An. 12;15 and $40
EfIE De f5 EsEds s and POINTS Ataatc
mGa aS az n s %seb days Atlanta Special via Rich
AcsoPP9dato9 for euantioo. 74s An daily gn a1d
4;z' I'm s Msek aSSs; CONNECTIONS
For Atlantic ; G!ty HIa peawaTs kiser Bridge, ALL
mall I Hge Psior sa ssys sT0gs Pull
L.m.ted,1. anu Il;ao Pm. daily. Via Market
Week days ii 80 PM inS daily Il w AM'' >t' PM
For Cape May. II 90 AN. week days. 11:to PM
Ticket Offices. corner Fifteenth and Streets. and
cam ea fs be s @ Ssth and where order.
s'S Te sS eo es and sea
J. B. HUTCHINSON General Manager mhiI
THRouGH THE GKAN5EsT scENEiii OF
k nsa!es OH PhA1 s4EM NEsTHEE STE
STATION, SIXTH AND STREETS,
2:t5 Pm nAuY-Cincinnati and St Louis spe-
cial-Solid train for Cincinnati Pullman SIeepers
to Cincinnati, Lexington. Louisville Indianapolis
and St. Louis without change. parlor Car Cow
ipgton, Va. to Virginia Hot Springs Parlor Car
Cincinnati to Chicago.
11:I0 PM. DAILY-F. F. V. Limited-Solid train
for Cincinnati. Pullman Sleepers to Cincinnati,
Lexington and Louisville without change, open for
%s . a pRan fGs Gar Hot qs
Hot Springs. without change. daily. except Sun
days. Observation Car Hinton Cincinnati.
Sleepers Cincinnati to Chicago and st. Louis.
11:45 AM. DAILY. EXCEPT suNDAY-For
PENN R.R.. ". y. * z. and Richnnndl.
2:15 PM. DAILY-For Gordonsville. charlottes-
VILE. Staunton daily. and for Richmond daily ex-
cept Sunday.
Reservation and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
Offices SIS Pennsylvania avenue. coo 14th ST..
r. and at the station. Telephone call l44t fog
pennsylyantn Railroad cab service.
q. W. FULLER. General Passenger Agent.
Telephone 1o6a fe24
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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Steamer Manchester for Mt Vernon at IL
a m. and 1:i5 pm
Steamer Newport News for Fortress Mon
roe and Norfolk at $50 pm
Steamer Estelle Randall for Giymont ahe
intermediate points at $50 am
Steamer Wakefield for Colonial Beach and
river landings at . am.
Steamers Columbia and Belle Haven for
Alexandria every hour.
Trains leave 13lz street and Pennsylvania
Venue for Arlington. For Mount Vernon
hourly from 10 a. m. to pr
Cars run from Aqueduct bridge TO Airing
ton Fort Myer and Falls Church every Ealf
hour from l. m. to l. m
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Entertained Patients and Employees.
The Twentieth Century Comedy Company
of Southeast Washington appeared at st.
Elizabeth's Asylum in an entertainment for
the amusement of the patients and en-
ployes last night AN Actors Trouble; o..
Who will Win the Cake?" was the title of
the play. A number of comic songs and
lively dialogues were introduced, concluding
with cakewalk. Those participating We're
Misses Margaret Hilton, Eva and B. Hut
low. Gertrude Gates Lucy Langley and
Messrs. Danforth, Wilder, Johnson. 3.
Downey, Guy Hopper, ]. H. Hanlein. Rich
ard Curry, Edward and Wilson Oliveri and
John Ray.
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The elegant furniture that has been on
view at SiOan's, 1907 G. ST., the past few
days. the property of Mrs. Godwin-De Cas-
tro of this city. with some additions, will be
sold absolutely at public auction tomorrow,
Thursday and Friday at II am. and pm.
each day The sac embraces rare old ma
hogany. beautiful marqueterie and old En-
glish black oak furniture in every conceiv-
able shape of ''ye olden times"-goods not
TO be had al the present day at any price;
also rare hangings, china, glass. mirrors,
&c. Rooms comfortable and seats provided.
Advertisement
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Banquet to Mr.. Sullivan.

mfr. Frank Finotti and sister, Mrs. Rose
Sullivan of Jefferson street, Anacostia, have
returned from Philadelphia, Pa, where they
went to attend the graduation exercises of
Mrs. Sullivans son, Mr.. James F. Sullivan,
Ph,D., who was rendered banquet IN con-
nection Herewith at the home of Mr. and
Mrs John b. Finotti. formerly of this city.
Those in attendance from THE city, besides
Mr.. Finottis and Mrs. Sullivan, were Mrs.
James l.. Heiskell, Miss Rosina Sullivan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson and son and the
Misses Ferguson
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and Schultz's Great Dane dogs 1t is prom
Used that the performances given here will
be in exact duplication of those given in
New York city. The Inaugural event to-
morrow will be the; street parade in the
morning.
CLARENCE EDDY RECITAL. - The
Washington appearance of this famous or
ganist on Tuesday evening, May l. when
hes will perform on the splendid organ OF
the First Congregational Church. gives
promise of being one of the brilliant
musical affairs of the season. The
transcontinentalsto hour which Mr.. Eddy has
made this season, including over 100 re-
citals. has developed one fact of consider
able national interest which Is that Amer
lea no longer regards the organ as an in.
strument of purely church use. but has
come to appreciate its value as the greatest
of concert Instruments In all of the cities
where Mr.. Eddy has played this season he
has been greeted by tremendous audiences
of not only the musical, but as well the So
cial life Of those cities
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Guest of Major Sylvester.

Mr.. Henry Dye of Muskegon. Mich, son
of the late Gen. VIM. Nee. Dye, at one
time superintendent of the District police
department. has been the guest of Maj.
SyIvester's family for the past week. Mr..
Dye has many friends in Washington,
whose acquaintanceship he has been renew
ing. and also has property interests here
Mr.. Dye is a civil engineer. and graduated
from Ann Arbor University since leaving
this city. He will leave for New York this
evening
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The Paper md Huekster Nuisan

Inc fnper md HuekSter Nuisances.
To the Editor of The Evening Star:
The papers all over the country are prais-
ing Philadelphia for having suppressed the
nuisance of distributing circulars and loose
papers at the doors and premises in that
city. Now, If Philadelphia can do that sue
cessfully. why cannot 1t be done here?
That and the cries of the hucksters are the
two worst nuisances in the national cap
ital, and it would seem, that the authori-
ties might find a way to suppress them If
they tried. If. as suggested, the difficulty
OF suppressing the cries of the hucksters
lies In the fact that the courts hold that
we must prove that the cry Is needless, -
then amend the law by striking out the
word needless. for as was well said by Mr..
Meade in his letter to the Commissioners.
with our splendid markets and rapid transit
from all sections they are needless BY all
means let us have these twin relics of
barbarism' abolished. w. C. DODGE.
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Arrangements have been made for the
annual meeting of st. Marks Friendly
League, to be held this evening at ST.
Johns P. E. Church, Georgetown. The
participants will be the choruses of st.
Paul's, Christ Church and st. Johns,
Georgetown. under the direction of William
c. looks, the choirmaster of St. Johns.
An address will be made by the bishop OF
Washington and others.
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Children in the Cast.

A three-act operetta, entitled The Gypsy
Queen" was presented by number Of the
children of St. Teresa's Sunday school as
IN Easter play before large audience last
night in the lecture hall OF the church, Cor
Fer of Washington and Fillmore streets.
Anacostia- The title role was taken nv
MISS Teresa Taylor. Miss Jennie BARLEY
acted as the accompanist. Mandolin and
violin music was rendered by several young
ladies of St. Cecilia's Academy
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Upheld by the COurts

In the case OF a Chicago druggist, who
was recently arrested for selling Malt
Liquor without a license, the defendant had
sold Malt-Nutrine. malt extract prenarad
by the Anheuser-Busch Brewing Assn ~
St Louis, Mo After listening to the evil
dence OF expert chemists. who testified that
!. contained only 1-JG-1uo per cent of al
cohol, Judge Gary decided that Malt-Nu-
trine Is not an intoxicant, and dismissed the
~
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What to Do with Your Eur,,,nrs

in moving, cleaning house or replacing
your o.d furniture with new send what you
don't want to Z. G.. Sloan & CO.. auction
GERS, liHI G ST Best location. best results.
Phone 14ts for wagon.-Advt.
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LOCAL MENTION.
ANUSEMENTs TONIGHT.

Academy-Hoyt's "A Temperance Town
CoIurnbia-'A Lively Legacy"
Kernan's Lyceum-"Miss New York, jr
Natinnal-Viola Allen in THE Christian
New Grani-Midgiey and Carlisle and
polite vaudeville.
Congregational Church-Bischoff concert
Carroll Institute Hall-Lecture by Rev
Sllliman Blagden.
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At JOHNSFON'S 10 7th st. NV.
Best Burbank Potatoes, SIC Blu.
Baby Brand Condensed MIX, SIC. can.
Best Granulated Sugar for &C. 10.
Large Grain Maracaibo Coffee. lac. Id.
Piilsbury's Best Flour, s4.I5 Dbl
Best F,lgin Butter. 241ac. h.
ROYAL Red Tomatoes. CHG. can.
Best Sugar. 3Iac. ID. with Tea and Coffee.
New Imported Cur1arts for 61ec. ID.
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WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND MT VERNON
RAILWAY COMPANY
From Station 1871 st. and Pennsylvania ave-
In effect November ], 1889
For Alexandria. week days, $3.50. 7:O4. T:3O 500
s:a5. $3.50. 9:25, 1000. 1l:0G 11:45 an KIP: 05,
1920. 12:45. x1:2O, 40. 300. 2:40, s:25 $3.50,
z4;lS, $50; 500; x5:29, $40: e:o4, $50. 1903,
I:45: 500 9:45. 1880 lib am, 1900 noon,
12:45, 1880. 2:15 300. 3:45, 4:30. 5:15 eco 6:45
For Mt Vernon. week days, 6:36 SEQ, 1000.
11:o0 an, x12:05. x1:20. 200. $40. 1853. 7:o6,
8:45, 300 pm.
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge. week days,
500, $3.50 1925. 1000, loo m, sl2:05 sl2:bO
12:45, .1:+5, POO '2:40. .s:2s. AIS sos, 6:0S,
$40, zoe: 500 pm; Sundays. I:+a, e:ee. 9:45,
300. s;4S. $50, 5:1s $500, 64s, 1880. s:Is pm;
Express. /. To Arlington only.
G. E. ABBOT J. COLyIN
President. 0e30) Superintendent.
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CITY ITEMS.

reel Like You Were Getting the Grip:
Take "BraddOcL MaryIand Rxa.,
1t drives away the aches and pains Tones
Gp-lnvlgorates-streng the system
PURE and old. AT grocers cafes and clubs
II ID. P. MCCARTHY. Mgr, 61O Pa. av.
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DRINK KENNY'S TEAS AND COFFEES
at cost. c. D. KENNY co, city stores.
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The big majority is sending US carriages
to be repaired and repainted. Send us yours
Andrew j. Joyce Carriage Co., 18th and E.
Advertisement.
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HAIR MATTRESSES REMADE.
Carpets cleaned Furniture Upholstered
and Recovered. Finest work. See ad.. page
l. Stumph Bedding Co.. 18th & K. Tel 40
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Steamboat co.
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

Schedule IN effect December "a lSsy
For Chicago and Sos a Saa ves.sbuea Limited
press. lo;s5 am. ,vestibuIed Limited s:4o PM M
For PittsDsss and Cleveland. 1925 an. $50 and
fs ss a @s, s aes
BE-: 70, and Ia fS:ss En-. d.u-
Il t g. sss $50 css
s5;lSt $50. Is;s: s:se, 500 5io;9s al e.
$50. $50. 300 1000 III so Hiss Pm ~.
For Annapolis 7:io and s:s5 am. 1z:la and
For Frederick, week days. SIS s.rn. 1855 an.
su4S ao sOo and p@
50. $50. 7os pm Sundays. 500 am. NV lis:
For GsitheEsbgss md way points. week days.
S IFS pm: Sundays. 500 am. i:is. s:ss. aSs
dt e. % $50 'ns way s5 Rsa,
-n,.' .'' ROYAL BLUE LINE.
~ train. nlunina nss WIZ Pintseh Light.
tsaaes 300 inss nays ,a:Ss b.n est,: lis
kaImsn rain blnias Car. s:cs ninna Gsf,
500. lI:so Sleeping Cur open at 10:oO o'clockJ,
noon i:ie Dining Cars. 500. SOS Dining CsrsS'
s:ee il;So sleeping Car open 1000 o'clOck). and
Essia. Cars On al ~ day trains.
las and 800 pm: week days. ia:os noon Sum s
FGs Gaze Nay Nay, week days. 12:es and l:ls pm.
gs:ssss called fo- and checked From b s ana
s Co. Sn left Ssv
York ayeg T. and 18th street ard at Depot;
We SsPPs s.siasas isr. r. aAe al.sse
and General Manager. mh17-65
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Gas Range. $3.50 to $40. Blue Flame Oil
Stove $3.50 up. A. Eberly's Sons, rs It'll
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A GrnphOphone Free

to every purchaser of an Olive Bicycle.
Best wheel. R. c. Jores & Co, 513 9th.
Advertisement
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A Rare Rose Ofer-50c. DOx.
A big supply enables us to sell particular
ly fine specimens at SOC. doz. GUIDE, 1924 F.
Advertisement
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What Shall We Have for
ADesSerfP

ihis question arises in the family every day. Let
ID answer 1t today. Try Jer-O delicious and
healthfui dessert Prepared in two minutes. No
boiling! no baking! simply add boiling water and
se' 10 COOL Flavors-Lemon Orange. Raspberry and
Strawberry. Get a package at your grocer. TO-DAY
AZ cehts- fe26-6m14
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The sale at Sloans. 1907 G St, tomorrow
at ii am. Includes some elegant leather Ii
brary furniture.-Advt
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Money to lend at a, and per cent on
real estate. Frank r. Rawlings, 1895 Pa. ave.
Advertisement.
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ACCOUNTANTS.

J. z BATES
Public Accountant and Auditor .:
Room ITO, Washington Loan and Trust BUILDING
fe3-tf Telephone No. 972.
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BIJOU THEATER.-The Bijou Theater
began the week yesterday afternoon and
evening with large audiences. The open
ing and closing burlesques, "A Jamboree'
and 'Sapolio," were weak. owing to the
lack of rehearsals, but will improve as the
week goes along. The olio is fairly good,
embracing seven turns, the "komedy
Koons." Rastus and Banks, being the best.
The Murphys did well. Miss Adams sing
ing turn was enjoyable on account of the
popular songs and a good voice. Gibbons
and Barrett, the Sisters De Graft. Court
ney Sisters and Harry and Sadie Fields also
appeared in the olio and were received with
considerable favor.
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FOREPAUGH AND SELLS CIRCUS
The big white tents of the Adam Forepaugh
and Sells Brothers circus will be pitched
tomorrow morning on North Capitol street
between l. and NJ streets. The show Is
scheduled to arrive over the Pennsylvania
railroad early tomorrow morning. coming
direct from Baltimore, where it concludes
an engagement of two days tonight. 1t will
be the first appearance in Washington of
these combined circus enterprises. An en-
gagement of three weeks in Madison Square
Garden. New York, ended Saturday night.
The New York papers have been very fiat
tering in their praise of the performances
given this season. The management an
nounces that the performance is made up
entirely Of legitimate circus acts. Three
hundred performers are employed In the
presentation. A feature has been made of
the riders and clowns. OF the former there
are such -well-known circus names as Mel
vile, Stickney. Meers, German, Dockrill
and numerous others. One man will drive
thirty thoroughbreds tandem Inca mad gal
lop about the hippodrome track A novelty
will be the appearance of 'Duster' and
DIANA" two cake-walhng horses. The
clown contingent numbers twenty-five said
to be the greatest number of sawdust COM
edians ever banded together. Their greatest
hit Is burlesque on John Philip Sousa
and his band. Among the numerous train
ed animal performances will be Captain
Woodward's school of seals and sea lions,
the original Forepaugh dancing elephants