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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Schedule effective January II. Isp

SCLeoAAe elective January ii. ~
1rzins leave froE Pennsylvania staSion-
e:N a. 10 Daily. Local for Harriaon5urg.
" aTsnton. Charlotte. ana uay stationA
Iosl a. m bs.ly- Washington and Fl0rida
sleeper 70 jacksonville. fla Dining car serviee-
u:16 O. N. Daily. United States Fast Nail
to New Orieana Dininx car service.
ssol p. m. Week DayA Local for Harrsson-
burg and way stations Manassas branch
A;D p N; Daily. local for Warsentoa and
6;al .. m. Week Days. scuthsrn's Palm
Limited Solid Pullman trim Through Draw
nah. Jacksonville. and ST. Augustine Club,
Dining, and Observation Carr.
s:45 p. N. Daily. New YORK and Atlanta III.
tress FirSt-elass coach and sleeper 70 AtlHntai
Mondays. Wednesdays. aid Fridays, sunset
Route. Tourist slCsPer WsshinStoE g s&A
Francisco. Pullman buffet service
$50 n. Daily. New York sad Florida
Express First-clssS coach and sleeper TO Cara
den. Sunmervllle. Charleston. savannah. Jack
and aosaectIon for Aikca Dininz ar service.
lGsOl ?. m Daily. New Tork ard AenPnis
Limited iva LJnehSuTg)- E1rst-olAn coae5 asd
sleeping car TO Roanoke. Knoxville, Chat
tsn0oga. and HeTrphs; deeper 70 SsF OrlsaDa
lO:S :. N, Daily. Washington and South:
western Limited. AL Pullman train. club add
observation cars to Atlanta ard Macon; sleep
Ts q Nashville, Atls=t=- Macon, AenphiA
through sleeper 70 Pinehurxt Dining car ar.
vice.
TRAINS on BLUEAONr BRANCH
Leave Washington, $3.50 a. N. and s:<s p m;
aaig Week d.yL 800 p. m. G;Ss ,. n, and
S'zs 2. N Latter for LSesbSrg Onls-
Through trains from tie South arrive WASH
lngton o:<z a. r., o;51 a. m. 7:46 n N, S;As
A. m, S:o ,. nl-. s:b p m, and s;co p m
daily lo;iS = m daily except Monday Local
trains from Harriscnbrg. HISS O. N week days
and s.o6 D. n daily. From Charlottesville.
sfSs a. m and 9-o6 p m daily
IicketA, sleeping car reservations, ami de-
tailed information ear be had at ticket Offices
8Oo 18th ST. ST. Pennsylvania Ave, and PeaE-
sylTania Station baggage checked through
tom hotels aud residenseaL
Phone 1910 T. X. r. Cab Service.
c. IA ACKERT, General Manage
= h HARDWICK. General Pa<sr Agent
L s. BROWF. Genezal Agent
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE Buy 4 HOME. STOP RENTING.
$50 or more cash down and So OF more per
month VIII buy nice nearly nov two-st"ry
six-room frame house, in improving section.
A ST. Sc not far from East Capitol 81. cars;
house in splendid condition. and ready 20 move
into. water in kitchen. sewer. etc. some fruit;
terrace; parking, front porch; nicH home. title
perfect. You cannot afford 70 miss this CHANGE
~ ~ "viir. 10 Wits ohlS- AIi't, Vttt'
81. AS. o. NJ BRYANT, Owner, Warder Build
ing. 9th and r SITS mh2s-St
FOR SALE-Must sell at once; modern dwelling;
side and rear alleys and two-story stable; cost
owner 5000; also lot and good frame building.
both sold FOR value Of lot: both these Properties
desirably located Virginia ave. sw. See US
about them {. BOYER co, 90 ST. NV.
mh2S-zt
FOR SAIE-Three houses. 2 s. and 10 rooms.
respectively, at the District line on City and
Suburban electric road; beautiful subdivision and
only one car fare. PHIL W. CHEW, 5l2 2 st.
NV. mh2s-Tt
FOR SALE
$4,000.
ONE OF THE VERY BEST HOMES We HAVE
ever offered for the price An unusually well
constructed two-story brick; six rooms. bath.
cellar, furnace: owner built Tor his home; well
located Northeast.
FOR SALE
Only $500
A BAY-wINDow BRICK on 9th st NV. neag n.
Two stories; cellar six rooms anu bath. Very
choice location
FOR sALE-
$500.
GROOM BRICK. NEAR GOVERNMENT PRINT
ING OFFICE: lot lSXs0-
FOR SALE-RcCuccd to q. T0O-s-roon brick on
st., North Capitol St
STONE * FAIRFAX, SOC and sos r 81. NV.
Illlz.- OF
FOR SALE-At a bargain, bay-window house;
VI st. NV, near 5th seven rooms and bath.
all modern improvements; well built; lot 2oxl0o,
10 alley Apply TO Owner, ISIDOR eros
NER. 1913 Pennsylvania ave nw- mh27-2t
FUR SALE-I2-room rooming house; splendid
location; cheap rent. Address BOX 4SS, this Of
fee. mh2e-3t
HOUSES FOR SALE.
FEW OF OUR SELECTED LIST. KITCHENS
on FIRST FLOOR. ROOMS DEEP.
ALL EXCELLENT LOCATION.
&-',5O0-Cn 10th 81. nv. Swell location. rooms
and bath. 2-story brick. Trust. s., 800
81, 250-West o. 18th 81, north Of g. Fine lot;
room FOR stable 10 rooms and bath. Trust.
$4,000 at per cent.
=, OOo-Columbia Heights Lot 1890 New
brick; 10 rooms and bath; all modern i'm
proyements- Hot-water heat Trust, $500
81 per cent.
3, O0O-lI rooms and bath. Side lights Lot
25xil4 Trust, $500
10 ROOMS and baths Lot 20x1S3, 70 alley.
Location unsurpassed. Trust, 81 900 at AZ
per cent. Make offer.
$500 rooms; reception hall; attic; cellar.
Two-story brick. Back porch. Lot ID. sxeO,
70 alley Trust $3.50.
50, 5OO-Lot 23xl9O TO alley. 10 rooms and
bath; location unsurpassed.
CANNON & SUMMERS.
1922 st. NV. PHONE MAIN 300
mh22-7t
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
PROFITABLE PROPERTY POINTERS

CONSULT NE BEFORE BUYING NY
HOUSES REPRESENT TIE FINEST PROD
UCTS or THE BUILDERS SKILL. HOUSE
No. 6s SEATON STREET y. ". Is ESPECIAL
LY ATTRACTIVE. BUY DIRECT
THOMAS M. HAISLIP,
ARCHITECT AND OWNER, 81 Y ST. y. W.
tuh2G u
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SUBURBAN.

ANACOSTIA REAL ESTATE.
Il Ms collected Properties bought and sold.
Ere insurance. Loans. 5. SOWERBUFTS &
co, ia Monroe ST., Anacostia Room 81 AZ.
!antIc Building mh2O-lft
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FOR SALE--LOTS.

FOR sALE-A few fine lots: high. div and
beautifully located, and light at Berwyn sta
ton; also fine Jersey COW, which win h..
fresh in few days. and one Of the,beSt saddle
horses in Maryland 2. DANIELS, Bervyn. Nd.
mh2o-8t
FOR sALE-Cheap. lot on Oak St IL Droit
PARK, II by IS feet; price, $3.50. r. NJ PAR
kER, Atlantic Building. Enh2l-9t
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Young lady for Office; Sc week. Cab
Monday after 10 Il m, Room G, 524 10th NV.
1t
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STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY

EVER dsy in the year iron foot Of tn
st for ~ Monroe, Norfolk. Newport
- News. and all points south. BY the
perb. powerful stees palace steamers
. ''Neyyport News Norfolk" and Wash
- inston."
Lv. Washington ESQ puaiLv. Portsmouth 500 psn
Lv Alexandra 90 PM Lv. Norfolk. 600 pm
Ar n. Monroe. 90 arr w Fl Monroe 30 pm
Ar Norfolk. .... 90 am AZ. Alexandra. $50 am
Ar Portsmouth Sis am AT. Washington 60
GSr Through connections made at Nor
- tolk with steamers Of Old DOminion
chants and Miners SIeamShfug for Bon
- ton.
EEFor further information apply az
- general ticket Once. Bond Building Ifth
and y Y are. Tth wharf
- ington, ID. G.
Phone 900 JSo. CALLAHAN. Gen. Mgr.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Drivsr. 50 week: colored coachman:
house man. waiter, elevator man. 1900 New
York NV. It
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WANTED-Several thestcr girls; also chamber
maids for out Of town 100 New York ave. nv.
1t
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WANTED for private family. so;
twenty general houseworSerS, four MATTRESSES;
fees IN advance. SHACKLEFORD'S SOe Y
81. NV. 1t
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wANTED-FARMS.

] WILL exchange $50 acres good land river
front. three miles from Colonial Beach Va
for small farm near Washington Apply 20 OF
sd'ire<- u. MILLS, 1895 Psnnsy wanna ave. NV
Washington. j. G. mlIZs-3t
MASTED-To rent or lease farm, BIZ German
ca. this Office. mh26- 81
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FOR SALE-INVESTMENTS.

Near 18th and Q SITS. NV, brick. Rents
$500 Price. "a, 30
Near n st ne, rooms and baths.
hcnts 5000. Price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SO, 900
Near Nd. and 10th ST. ne, rooms
and bath Rents S2i.5O. Price. SO. 600
Rents 5000. Price. ..........- g. 500
Near y. Capitol and NV, brick
Rents $3.50 Price.........-...... s., $50
Near 18th 81. and Nd. ave. ne, brick.
Rents $3.50. Price. 81. $50
Wa. Il. SAUNDERS & CO.. I4o7 r st. nv.
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WANTED-ReliAble young man from country /;
Sl2 weekly. Call Monday after 10 a. m, ROOM
8, 524 lCth 81. NV. 1t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

done az home by q first
class laundIes-. 1880 2d 81. Sy- l.
NANIED-By ColorcI woman situation as
pastry cook OF cook 90 leave city. t4s New
FORK ave. nv. mh2S-2t
NANIED-A place as housewsrker OF do l1Un-
dry work. Apply FRANCIS HENDERSON. 1912
GIN 81. nw. Il
SETTLED iaa. desires position as h0u-cktcucr,
high reverence. Inquire MRS ROACH, 1902 =
81. NV. mb2S-Sr
NANfED-By reliable country woman place a.,
cook in small family; reference. 800 Wilson e.
NV. a.
NANTED-By a white woman. snampooing 10
do at private residence; price, 30 cents. Address
2lal l. 81 NV. rrh2--3t
WANTED y TAINTED BY q lady's nurse white
situation; can he consulted 40 90 nth 81. s,y.
MRS. OWENS uh2T-2t
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WANIED-SiN walters, at once: . light wagon
drivers, dishwashers. hOuse boys, , bellmen;
city and country people. sHACRLEFORD'S,
SOc , 81. NV. II
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FOR lighthouses.

FOR lighthouses
FOR RENT-SI4SO: six room brick. water In
kitchen; splendid order. Gs2 9Th ST. uo
mh27-2t
FOR RENT-Adioiniug houses $500 and 800
Messmore ave. Meridian lIlls five rooms each.
large yards; water: houses are To have new
front fences and be painted throughout. B a.
WARNER & CO. 1iG ~ nv. mh25-5t
FOR RENT-Good brick house. g. room. flr
white tenant, 53i 9th So me-. near Maryland
ave, desirable location. only sI5 80 month.
STONE & FAIRFAN. so -J- r NV mh.I-ti
FOR SALE-FARMS
FOR sNIE-2G-scre truck farm. three miles from
Washington. on Suitiani Pike: improved Ly
dwelling and barn. Eor particulars apply 90
PM vs. CHEW. 5l2 sr- NV mh-S-7t
FOR SALE-Fortv-acrr farm, within six miles
81 Washington, improved by hy, room dwelling.
assessed Tor l,JuO. worth Sl.SnO- price. 81 200.
PM " CHEW. 5l2 D 81 NV nb-s 81
FOR SAILS AGREE; tcn-room dwelling. aI
necessary ogtbuildiugs, fruit. tou minute tD
steam and electric ears. twelve miles from
Washington. ARTHUR CARR. ugItfsvills. Mi.
mh27-3t
FOR SALE Forty-acrc farm. within six miles
assessed for Il. $50; worth 81 500: price. 81 poo
PlllL " CHEW. 5l2 81. uN. mh.l-7t
oG.255 ACRES O! land ia solid body iu l. Sale
county Texas, az - an acre. ". n. GRAHAM
3 co. Cucra. TeZ. mLaul2t
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wANTED-YOnng lady to work at dressnaking.
ISs5 18th ST. NV Il
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FOR RENT-FLATS.
FOR RENT-To refined colored famiies four
flats ira tw0-fsmily houses, 1iU1 and 100 I-r 81
NV; new. nicely arranged, FIVE rooms bFth.
cellar. yard: so. ". ,. NASH. 10 N 81 uu
FOR RENT-Four Fat. with heat ana gas
in fine location. l6z7 North Capitol. SIS IL
FOR RENT Flat Of four rooms and bath. Sec
ond ho0r; $40. Cali after p. m.. lI09 9iL ST.
NV. frh1--.t
FOR RENT-Only one left OF those ve.v at
tractive 4-ToOm and bath fats az SIS per mont b 4.
ne, near cars. EDWARDS & REEVES GnCJ
nlh2C-tt Oh 18th St. nv
FOR RENT-THE la GRANDE. 9Th ST. NV. be
tween and sts-; opposite Pension Bureau.
Two mOdeTA housekeeping apartments; five
rooms and bath, newly renovated throughout /:
front view; thoroughly heated. Second n00r,
SIS; fourth fOcr, $3.50. on lease
FOR RENT-TTIE KINGMAN. Massac husctts ave.
NV. between 4th and 9TH sts- faces south;
central location. New. modern hOuaekeeuiu
apartments: five rooms and bath; hands 1nI-. M
hnizhed and papered, electric light: an con.
venienceE. &35 per month and Up. Apply 10
". Z. COWEN. Room s. Bliss Building Is b
ST NV. mhI2-H
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PURCHASERS, ATTENTION.

] AM NAMING A SPECIALITY or IOCAT-
INC IN DESIRABLE HOMES IN THE BEST
SECTIONS OF BLOOMINGDALE, THE NORTH
WEsT AND NORTHEAST, THOSE SELLING
THEIR PROPERTIES TO THE RAILROAD
COMPANY. HAVE A LARGE LIST or VERY
DESIRABLE PROPERTIES FOR SALE, EsPE-
CIAILN n PRICES FROM 5000 To s, 600.
Ny RFERENCES ARE OVER FIFTY PUR-
CHASERS To WHOM I HAVE RECENTLY
SOLD PROPERTIES IN THESE SECTIONS
JOSEPH I. WELLER,
HONEST DEALING IN REALTY"
Tells. F. S53-E- 1lsD- No. co. ST. NV.
mhl5u
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WANTED-ROOMS
WANTED-Firnished room Ter gentleman: CEN
trnlly located bachelor apartment Address
BOX 30. this once. II
MANTED-Three UNFINISHED rooms not over
va; heat gas, and cooking gas; northwest Ad-
dress BOX 20. this Office nh2s-2t
WANTED-By hrs; elias caterer. dining room
and kitchen; has boarders already Ad-
dress BOX I6 this Office II
WANTED-To rent four-rOon furnished Eat.
bath; kitchen; electric light. etc: during July
August. and September. address BOX II. this
on1oe. mh27-2t
WAhTED-Three OF four unfurnlshed rooms for
light housekeeping Address BOX g. this Office
WANJEp-by elderly lady April 1 OF 18TH
small uniurnished front room: with owner pre-
feITed; state price. which must be moderate,
references exchanged. Address BOX 49s. this
once mh2G-3t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Try EUREKA EMPLOYMENT EX-
CHANGE. 1913 New York ave, phone 2srS-N
Trained help, profitable situations. every ca
pacity. city away. mh-S-2t
WANTED BY white man. aged &C. place ms
Uatchman or driver; best Of references. Address
Bon 2S. this Office. mics 30
WANTEll-Position with doctor by young man
who has experience with taking care Of horses
1919 eth st. nv. Il
WANTED-By a coored man. situation as cook
IN restaurant, Address 1lfO 10th II. NV
mh2S-2t
WtNTED-By Young colorcd man, place as por-
tc~ or window washing. I6l7 10Th 81. NV. 10
WANTED-By Young man. a position as clerk.
Address T.. 5oe 9Th st. So. mh2s-2t
WANTED-By young white man. place as cook.
2lj LIST So. Il
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WAHTED-A1 dressnaSer to take charge Of
dressrnakinC establishment out OF city. Call
Monday 1920 G. 81. nv. 1t
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FOR SALE-SJBJ RBAN.
NEW AND VERY ATTRACTIVE 7-rOom house
and bath: two minutes steam and electric
cars, and best location in Hyattsville Price,
s2.5ysI-SjOO down, balance $50 per month.
mh23-GI j. d. RDGERS. Owner
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How to Be Your Own Landlord

flUW 10 DC TUT UWn LdIl1I0Iu
Near Mount Pleasant with 500 cash and 500
monthly. For full particulars drop postal, tels-
phone, or call for new l6-page Illustrated Book
let, Plat. etc Buy before mot after the ex-
tension % 18th street II YOU wish TO receive the
great increase in value that is sure 90 follow.
FULTON r. GORDON,
7o4 18th N. w. Telephone Main SOB NJ.
uh27-SOt
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$500.

GROOM BRICK. NEAR GOVERNMENT PRINT
ING OFFICE: lot lSXsO-
FOR SALE-Rciuccd to q. T0O-s-roorn brick on
st., North Capitol st.
STONE * FAIRFAX, SOC and sos 81. NV.
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FOR RENT-BUsINEss PROPERTY

FOR RENT-Entire second floor Of buildings.
600 20 90 G 81. NV; containing .. 200 feet floor
space; suitable for pension OF patent attorney
or any Office. Apply 6o4 ST NV mh6-SOt
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-Furuishcd desk room. convenient
20 departments. courts. and business houses;
telephone, street entrance; sign space; right
prices 233 John Marshall Place NV. mh2s-3t
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WAETED-White and cOlOred chaunberTnaids
vnitresses, FOR Atlantic Oty; two hrst-clas and
pain cooks (clty)- Inquire 1911 10Th 81. II
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE

WANTED stencgTapheT in growing s-iblrt, oi
Washington: some guaranteed work IN real e.
tate once and privilege Of taking outside WORK.
address BOX Is. this oaacc rnb2s-2
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FOR SALE-At bargain, bay-window house,
St NV, near 5th: seven rooms and bath.
all modern improvements; well built lot 2oxl0O
TO alley Apply to Owner, ISIDOR GROS-
NER. lob Pennsylvania ave. nW- rnh27-2t
FUR SALE-l2room roOming house; splendid
location; cheap rent. Address BOX 4SS, this Of
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WANTED-CoIorsd woman as cook in family Of
four; stay nights; city references required. APP
ply Q17 -. nv. II
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WANTED good girl to do light housework
~ small family: references Apply to No !
Tennessee ave. II
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.
NEW TORK-spUTHAMY
Pbila-- Apr. ], 10 an. Phila..Apr. p. 10
New York Apr. Is, 10 am. 81 Paul Apr 20, 10 am.
RED STAR LINE.
NEW Y0RE-ANTWERP-PAR
Southwark Apr (. 10 a. m. iceland Apr - 10 m
kroonland- Apr II, 10 I'm. Finland Apr IS 10 m
CoAPASY'S WASHINGTON OFFICE. 300 = St
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Auacostia and Vicinity.

A mad dog scare has developed in the
Anacostia section. and as a consequence
the wagon of the poundmaster has been
kept busy making trips after dogs supposed
to be suffering from rabies. Saturday the
wagon was summoned by Officer v. G. King
to the house of James Humphrey, at Ham
ilton road and School street, Congress
Heights, where collie pet dog was acting
In a vicious and dangerous manner. The
dog was removed to the pound. Several
days since a small dog was captured by the
pound men on Jefferson street. Anacostia,
the animal later developing great vicious
ness dog was recently killed in Hills
dale that also exhibited symptoms of the
disease.
William o. Pyles. living at 103 Pierce
street. Anacostia. has informed the police
of the theft from child's bank in his house
of a three-dollar gold piece and $1.5o in
small change. The robbery occurred sew
eral days ago.
William j. Hetterly, a well-known citizen
of Forestville. Prince Georges county, Nd
was robbed of $40 worth of garden seeds
Saturday night while his way home
from the city. The police were notified.
The new public school building, which is
under construction at Hamilton and Walker
roads. In Good Hope, will have one of the
most solid foundations of any building In
this section. the contractors. Messrs. But
Ter & Osterman of Anacostia, who have
finished excavating for the basement, hav-
ing found there bed of gravel of the most
substantial kind.
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RELIEVED TO BE ALIVE.
Friends of Attorney Timanus Confident
He Will Return.

Attorney J. J. Timanus, who disappeared
from his home at Powhatan, a suburb OF
Baltimore, week ago. as heretofore
published in The Star, has not yet returned
home Relatives of the missing man insert
ed a notice in Baltimore paper FRIDAY
which called upon him to state what Is
wrong. He is Informed that he has friends
ready to assist him.
It is believed by his friends that he Is
alive and will return home. Mr.. c. c. Pra1i,
for whom the attorney had been doing some
legal work, gave out the following state
ment concerning him:
Mr. Timanus had been employed by me
to transact some legal business. when he
suddenly disappeared. / was worried over
his disa ppearance, and the thought occurred
to me that he might have failed to send
the check for 500 to Attorney E. D. Bent
gel OF this city | made inquiry at the
Towson National Bank and communicated
with Mr. Bentzel by telephone, and learned
that so far as Mr.. Timanus' dealings are
concerned everything is in straight and
business-l like condition The money has
been paid over, and the Judgment note
which Daniel Bentzel held against me has
been released Nothing remains but trt-
fling difference of S. between Mr.. Tfmanus
and myself l consider the young attorney
a thorough gentleman, and l confidently
look for his return home in due time"
The police of this city have been asked to
look out for the missing man, although 1t
Is not believed that he came to this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-16
Ladies' Auxiliary Entertainment.

The Ladies' Auxiliary Of Equal Lodge.
No. II. gave musical and literary enter
tainment at the Castle hall of Equal Lodge
No. 90 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
recently. The program was as follows:
Address, by John IL. Mitchell: piano solo.
by Miss Mamie Hardell; fancy dance,
Sailors Hornpfpe, by Master Elmer Dom:
piano solo. by Miss Lora Harper; recitation.
by Miss Florence Callahan: soprano solo.
by Miss Ada Briggs; recitation. by Miss
Mabel Patton: piano solo, by Miss Ethel
Hardell; recitation, by Miss Lula Brown;
piano solo. by Miss Marie Carruthers; vocal
solo, by Miss Ruby Hardell; recitation, by
Bro. s. III. jacobson: soprano solo, by Miss
Hilda Bostrom, accompanied by Miss
Houchen: recitation, by Miss Leila Hardell.
The committee in charge was headed by
Mrs. r. Carson. chairman. Mrs. ]. T. Min
mis-, vice chairman: Mrs. Gibson. treasurer;
Mrs. Roe, secretary, and others assisting
were Mrs. ]. w. Hardell, Mrs. Mitchell.
Miss Patton, Miss Marie Carruthers, Misses
Mamie. Ruby. Ethel and Leila Hardell.
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ST. PATRICK'S DAY.
Elaborate Program Under Auspices Of
Ancient Order of Hibernians

The Ancient Order of Hibernians of Wash
ington are preparing for an elaborate ceie-
bration of st. Patricks day, tomorrow.
which includes day and evening services.
The members of the order will assemble In
Carroll Hall. 10th and G streets. at 10
o. clock. to act as a guard of honor to the
papal delegate, Archbishop Falconio who
will be present at the solemn high mass to
be celebrated in st. Patricks Church at
1890 The Ladies' Auxiliary of the order
will also attend this service in body.
The evening program will be carried out
at Gonzaga College Hall when an elaborate
order of exercises. including addresses, has
been arranged. Right Rev. Bishop Conaty,
who leaves shortly for Los Angeles, will
make his farewell address before the order
at this time. and the bishop was induct-
ed into his Washington charge under the
same auspices the members of the order
are preparing to give him hearty tribute
of esteem.
The meeting is to be presided over by T.
p. Moran and appropriate musical and lit
erary selections are to be interspersed be-
tween the addresses Those who are to
speak besides Bishop Conaty include Rev.
Father Conway, s. j.. of Georgetown Col
lege. and Mr.. Rosa F. Downing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-16
FOWLER BECAME SUSPICIOUS.
Lionel Stage, Alleged Newspaper Cor
respondent, Placed Under Arrest.

Lionel Stage was found in his apart
ments at local hotel yesterday by De-
tectives Helan and McNamee and placed
pretenses. His arrest was made because
of complaint lodged against him by Rep
resent alive Charles N. Fowler of New Ter
sey.
Stagg admitted that he had received
money from the New Jersey legislator and
the detectives locked him up. Stage came
here with his wife about two months ego,
and the former called at the Capitol to see
Representa- i've Fowler. His wife was
sick, he claimed, and he want ed $50. which
was given him.
A second call was made. and this time
the young man was given $50. Represent
alive Fowler went home Thursday well
satisfied that he had done a charitable
thing in rendering the young man assist
ance. Stage wired Fowler in New Jersey
requesting further loan on account OF
the death of a child.
Fowler became suspicious. and called on
the police to make an investigation, and
the arrest resulted. 1t is alleged that
Stage had no child and he admits the
allegation.
In conversation with the officers the pris-
oner said he had done some newspaper
work in South Africa for the late Julian
Ralph, a newspaper correspondent. He
also said he was appointed a bank exam
liner In California during the second term
of President Cleveland.
The case was to have been heard in the
Police Court today. but continuance was
rendered necessary because of the failure
of the prosecuting witness to reach here IN
time for court.