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The Washington herald., 1906-11-18
MALE HELP WANTED,

WANTED-AN ENERGETIC BOY. WHO CAN
read ordinary manuscript, viii b. given an ouu8r-
tualty - learn a good trade. Apply Composing
Room, Washington Herald 80 p n. Monday.
NANTED-BOYS WITH OR WITHOUT BICl-
cles, good wages, school boys VIII be employed
Sundays and holidays and after D. N. daily.
Apply ut MUTUAL DISTRICT TELEGRAPH
co, cor. 18th aud sts. oCS-eOd
WANTED--A BOY. l6 TO IS. FAMILIAR WITH
az ROOM 29, Maryland Bldg. l4l0 II st. nv OF
address BOX l9l, Herald oflce.
BOY To LEARN UPHOLSTERING TRADE AP-
ply B, Z. COLE, sos l0th 81 nOl7-3t
WANTED-TWO EXPERIENCED PAGE BOYS
Apply, at once, RALEIGH HOTEL. no7St
NANTED-BOY TO MAKE HIMSELF USEFUL
around paint store Apply MR. HURLEY, Chas.
l. HOdgkn. 9l5 lth st. nw. nOl7-2t
WANTED-NIGHT CLERK FOR HOTEL: ONE
experienced preferred; must be good penman and
have knowledge q accounts Address with ref
eTences. BON l06. Herald Office. noi6-5t
WANTED-A GOOD PORTER, At COsTELLO's,
6th and G SITS. n0l6-3t
ANTED-EXPERIENCED YOUNG SALESMEN
for books, mems clothing, and mems furnishings.
Apply between and 10 s.. III. TO II. G. JACOBS,
with Woodward & LotErUp. nolEtf
WANTED-3 INTELLIGENT MEN OF NEAT AP-
psarance on q special proposition out Of city;
newspaper or insurance experience preferred Call
before 10 a. n. Monday basement McGin Bldg
Ask for Mr.. MILLER. motif
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-FURNITURE-C or l2-
room house. good chance u save money see
HOLLYWOOD. sth and h. nois-3t
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ABATTOIR MEN ARRESTED.
Warrants by Beaning People Result
In Police Action.

warrants were yesterday issued for the
arrest Of Michael Keane, Nicholas Auth,
and a. Loed1er officials Of the Washing
ton SlaUghtering and Cold Storage Com
pany.
This action followed the complaints OF
residents of BennIHg who, IN numerous
letters to the Commissioners, have alleged
that a stencil arises when the company
burns the refuse.
Those fer whom warrants have been is
sued will to-day be notified to appear in
the Police Court Monday to answer TO the
charge.
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TYPEWRITERS.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES: No EXTRACTING; ;
20 pain look. feel act and last longer than
natural teeth; shrnken faces made normal: painless
nllng- Dr.. J. L. WILSON. l2J3 r 81. NV. oc5u
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FOR SAILED ACRES. DUMFRIEs DISTRICT,
Prince William Co. "a.
IA miles from Quantico Creek navgable water.
miles from Cherry Hill +. K. station Timber
worth SO an acre.
pricc 81 800 cash 70 quick buyer.
T L. JEFFORDS, Atty for Owner.
Columbian Bldg, Washington, D. G.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
FUNERALS FOR SIS.
S. H. HINES,
Undertaker and Embalner

us 18th ST. Nv. Telephone North 1885
Hardwood. Cloth-coyered Casket. Outside Case
Grave and opening same. ] Hearse. Carriages
Emhalming. Everything good. and services first
class Use Of Funeral Parlor free Burial Lots
Tor sale on easy payments All kinds Of Metallic
Cssksts on hand Tor shipping. Established Isss
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HELP WANTED,

STUDY SHORTHAND-A 800 TYPEWRITER
free Tor home use If you enroll this week at
American SCuOQl Of Repairing Select school lin
tied number only. EIpeTt instruction. ASHTON a
WILLIAMS, Hl3 6 ST.. Room 50.
WANTED-THE DEMAND FOR STENOGRA-
phcrs and typewTiteTs exceeds the supply. course
at our school requires from 81 10 - days Specssi
afternoon SESSIONS for government employees SIEAO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY, 3l5-Sl9 Colorado Bldg
scs-ff
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PIANOS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-YOU CAN RENT HIGH-GRADE
piano from us tor $ and VI per month; 50 up-
rights TO select from al in perfect condition E.
q. SMITH PIANO CO. lZ5 Pa ave ocls-d
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B.. ST. LOUIS EXPEEss.-PuIlnaa
Harrisburg IJ "a Louis AID In
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REWARD,

SO REWARD FOR IMPORTATION .LEADINU
70 the identity q the person or persons who have
gisilgnfed our place o. business with labes issued
ROBERTS Co. 80 lstb 81
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HOLY cross ACADEMY

Boarding and day school f5r girls U1excened oD-
portunities ln every department Business COurse.
music aud AT.
1912 Mass. Ave.
uos5Iuo
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AUCTIONS.

JUST KECEINED-I0J HOME. RAISED CAN
erles vii sell them Just as they run al 81 each;
also japanese spauiels. cocker spaniels collies
blackand tans Yorkshire skye, poodes fox terriers
bull terriers, Boston terriers. parr0tc gold fishes
also Augora cats. &c SCH3uDS BIRD STORE
7I2 18th 81. nw. no9-f
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SECONDHAND AUTOS FOR SALE.
4-cyL Olds Elmore. Franklin Ford.
2cyl Buick taith toui Nut0u.
l-cyl. Cadillac. Several Stanleys
Steam Mobiles Various other makes
Consult US before buyiug OF selling.
nol7-5t CAHILL AUTO Co. 1919 / 81. nv.
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Baker Was There.

Among the interesting spectators at
yesterdays races was District Attorney
Baker who says he loves horsedesh and
likes to see the ponies run. He was about
the field and is said 10 have been perilous-
~ near to some OF the bookmakers.
Mr.. Baker had retired when a reporter
called at his home to ask about it, He
granted an interview, however. and
denied that he had placed d bet or had
anything 10 do with the bookies. He said
he just liked 70 see them run, that was all
lie deplored the rumOr that had been
bTuited about that he had won money at
the track. He admitted that members. Of
his party had placed bets.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR RENT.

FOR RENT A SMALL FARM OF FOUR
acres. improved with a frame house Of four rooms
near sutiland PARK, Nd Apply owner L. LUCAS,
IA eth 81. NV nol7-3t
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SEWING MACHINES,

FOR sALE-A STANDARD sEWING MAChtNE.
oak wogdwcrki al attachments; perfect condition
Tucg. SI2e
FOR SALE-A WHEELER * WILSON SEWING
machine. No. g. an attachments. and in excellent
condition. Price. sec.
FOR SALE-LATEST STYLE DROP-HEAE
White Sowing Machine. Price, S2lG. Apply 1904
9TH Hw. ucIs-st
ALL MAKES OF SEWING MACHINES RE
paired Tor 81 Called fer aud delivered Work
satists sctory az no cAarge Mail your order ,
HAWLEY. 1871 9TH s. NV u0lstf
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE,

STENOGRAPHER OF 8 YEARS EXPERIENCE
VIII work from II % D. N. each day for mod
crate salary Il. b. FORD. 200 II 81. NV. nols-3t
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SITUATIONS WANTED--FENALE,

sTEN0GRAPHER AND BOOKREEPER SIX
years experience. would like extra work: win call
Tor and deliver. Address ROOM 2l5. Maryland Bldg
A HOUSEKEEFER, UNDERSTANDING THE
art OF making home comfortable coy and at
IaelNs, would engage ~i,'- is.iabls party capable
o. appTeciatins such service Address SINCERE
Herald Office.
WANTED - POSITION RY EXPERIENCED
Young lady as bookkeepcr and Office assistant Ad-
uItas boA ~. Herald Office. nol5-St
DRESsMAKER, BEST GRADE OF WORK or
By ne day. s. Address BOX l1s. Herald Office
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.
LOTS FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-FINE LOT on NEW YORK AVE,
bet 18th and 18th; south side; III 81 IT.; IS It.
front. Price, $500
MTLLER-SHOENIAKER REAL ESTATE CO.,
Phone, West 40 IS23 WISCONSIN AVE (32d ST.
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PERSONAL.

WHAT MRS. GRUNDY SAYS CUTS no ICE:
tlc old man aud the boys should have Us cali
ana pay them solid hard piuEks for meas worn
garments, bats, shirts shoes write for % call at
ohue 1USfH'S OLD STAND 6ls ID.
/ WILL PAY CASH FOR WORN GARMENTS:
ladies' or gentlenens. Address postal: ] Wlll cali
l. tARshES, 1905 9TH nW. Phone north 49,
Eci0-30t
BkADr OED'S DETECTIVE AGENCY, SIITE
~. dorado Bldg, 18Th and g. phone siaIn
strictly eouhdent2L ,fOr Hlght service pnBHe
North $751; nos50t
WANTED-IF YOU ARE GIVING UP HOUSE
keeping and Wish % sell part OF al 0f your fur
niture. send for tne uan who has the reputation Of
y years' far dealing
MARCUs NOTES.
a26 9iE 81 uW.
Phone Main 5l7l nol0ti
PROF h n u. PARKER, SPECIALIST AND
fnetitloueT 0i the Junod ilne treuchl Method u
knforced Circulation. In extensive and successful
use IN the hospitals Il France and Germany and
rccted It's use IN their hospitals n0w presents The
same Tor the favorable Consideration ~ those sf.
!ering with loe0nOt0T ataAla, rheumatism paTa SIS
bTghLG discesr ana fn ailments " an iuclFahie
tso-calleal nature; 10 medicine. Eude. ~ uuplCag,
ant examinations. Pamphlets and consultation free
Oaet, suites and G, ll24 Aew York ave. HouTa; i.
to y; 20 T. no5u
PRIVATE LOANS on FURNITURE, PIANOS,
&C Address BOX 25iS. station g. / win call!
MNE. MARTHA. sew YORKs WONDERFUL
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STORAGE,

WE STORE FOR q CENTS a LOAD MOvTNG
Of al kinds. U. s STORAGE CO., as 2922 Tenth
- Nv. 'Phone II &222 ocZi,sat
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MISCELLANEOUS,

VIZ WILL KEEP YOU AND YOUR FAMILY
vel dressed fOr SLG = Weak. LOOK fer KAADEL.
l02 7th 81 NV. nol5 In
HANDSOME REVERSIBLE RUGS MADE FROM
yonr cid carpets DF0p postal oT phone
main ~. WAsHlSGTON RUG Co FEctory
e3l 5th 81. NV
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Same Old Game.

Very little has been accomplished by
all this furry. Betting will go on and on
as long as there are suckers and horse
races. The campaign for reform has
caused the bookie to change his methods
slightly. He has 10 work harder. and
can't be quite SO urbansly Indifferent 10
his victim as before It's the same old
game in a different colOred dress. Even
the spots are unchanged.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

WILL EXCHANGE VERY DESIRABLE LOT
NOrth Chesapeake Beach. f0r Capuzaya Mitchell
Mining STOCK. Adress BOX il, Herald 01ice.
uols3t
WANTED-TG BUY SMALL SIZE HOT-AIR
furnace. 10 good condition. Address BOX H..
Herald cfice uo-s-5t
NANTED-TO Buy OLD FEATHER BEDS
When selling Nhy not drop postal 90 an old Re-
liable nrmt MARKS CO. 5Jl 5th. opposite ssks
or phone main 1913 n0l5u
TRIAL WEEK FREE-WANTED FEW MORE
shorthand and typewrltlng pupils. class indi-
yidual instruction. Pitman system; instructor l6
years experience speed dCtati0n, quick course and
shorthand made easy a specially Address BOX l6
Herald Office. 0cGlmo
WANTED-CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE
carpets office and store fixtures Of an kinds Fur
niture stored packed. and shipped. Address BAUM
80 Pa ave. nw. Phone main 1854.
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WASHINGTON SCHOOLS.
EMERSON INSTITUTE 5SSss 5S3 s9Es gss ss'

Prepare foF al coIlsgas Le national academies.
and direct commissions u the service Primary De-
partmeut under university graduate. BCrs u ali
ages. Catalogues. WIN5LOW -. RANDOLPH.
Principal. 3li l4tl sL na
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT.
THE ROYALTON,"

SIS NJ ST. NV.
Elegant new apartments Of exceptionally iares
rooms Long-distsnce telephone In each apartment
downtown location. accessible 10 ali car lines
and in easy walking distance of all government de-
psEtments. Inspect these apartments before rent
ing Others. ARTHUR @. PLANT. Traders Ma
tioEsl Bank. 10Th ST. and Pa ave- oc25-tf
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LOST AND FOUND,

LOST-ON FRIDAY. N SOUTH WASHINGTON
Pete" Reward II returned 10 JOS. AUEKBACH
623 Pa. ave nw.
500 REWARD, NO QUESTIONS; RETURN UM-
bTela-OwnerS name Inside-to INFORMATION
BUREAU, washington City Post-ofice. nolS-3t
LOsr-FUR MUFF. A LIBERAL REWARD
viii be paid fer its return to r. HENDERSON
The Laclede Thomas Circle nol7-S
LOsT-NOV. 18th. OSTRICH FEATHER BOA.
going from g. near 18th. TO 18th and sts. Re
ward Il returned 70 THE LENOX, Flat 8.
nolT-St
LOsT-BLACK SHOPPING BAG AT PALAIS
ROYAL, yelling sumter; contained gold watch and
$50. Please retuIU watch and keep the money; no
questions asked. HE HIGHLANDS noiy4t
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
The Central Real Estate & Loan Co.,
Room ,, 1427 st. n. w.
Rnnure

bSRmS vi itGUtH
The Central Real Estate & Loan Co.,
Room 2, 1927 Il st. n. w.
Rooms and Flats.
WANTED AND FOR REAT-Funished. With and
in an localities and al an prices some extreme
bargains. no CHARGES for those seeking rooms
LIST NOW. We have q constant demand for
rooms Phone Main 1855.
sol 5TH ST. sw.-FRONT ROOM. CENTRAL LO-
cation modern conyeniences; references exchanged
nols 81
izl 9Th ST NW-A FURNISHED ROOM
private bath; steam heat; SIS month"; also other
rooms. rol65t
1857 ST Nw.-DRAWING-RoOM SUITE:
0laeT Tooms' continental breakfasts reis.i airing
ton nol6-7t
n YoU Want ROOMS GO 10 GEKsON. DEN
CO. Gil 7th St NV. No charges for securing
rooms no7f
FURNISHED.
COL NORTH CAROLINA AvE.-PARLOR FLOOR;
also ri floor 'front.' nice quiet house. phone; fine
lccaton. near Capitol; reasonable nolo-3t
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM. 2D FLOOR
convenient 10 BATH; breakfast served If desired.
Cal, OF address, MRS. M. A. DOUGLASS. l5s2 s
23 NEW JERSEY AVE.-NEAT ROOMS; AC-
coPmodations. light housekeeping opposite B. q
- depot reasonable.
I3g c ST. Sc NEAR LIBRARY CAPITOL;
lJ. phone. reasonable. oeisb
UNFINISHED.
FOR RENT-THREE UNFINISHED. Apply H.
LEON. E55 Pa. ave. nv OcSoH
WITH BOARD.
I725 DE SALES sT.-LARGE BRIGHT. WELL
fur, desirable rooms excellent table, table board
noIsS
THE DOLLY MADISON HOUSE, 1901 MAssA-
cAusetts ave. Highland TerraceA few ch0ioe
rooms Phme north ZisG nol87t
1907 X sT.-REFINED PRIVATE FAMILY WfLL
rent 20 lady large. wellfurnished and heated I'd
story bay-Wiud0W room; home table, telephone;
references exchanged.
FINEST LOCATION; PRIVATE HOME; DE-
taclOd; steam heat, New England housekeeping;
fair rates MISS SLEEPER. 2ils Wyoming ave. nv.
l7S5 ETH ST NW.-FURNIsHED ROOM, WITH
board. appointments hTst-class nOi7-3t
COMFORTABLE ROOMS, WITH BOARD; HOME
cooking $ 50 pet week. i55 JEFFERSON Sf.,
AUscostla. d {. nOll-5t
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HOUSES FOR RENT.
FOR RENT
BY
MARTIN BROS.
FURNISHED.

FURNISHED.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED
A naval officer, assigned 20 duty elsewhere de-
sires 20 rent his house, completely furnished. by
the year or for the season. FJT further particulars
apply 20
JAMES A. BATES & CO.,
ne5-u 14O5 + ST. NV.
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NINE MARTHA. SEW YORK's WONDERtU VI
palmist and csHd raider Full lite reading sc
Luck given and advice on marriages and lore
Affairs NINE MARTHA. 99 II q. nv.
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COLLECTORS,

We Do GENERAL COLLECTING. LOCAL AND
foreign, charge unless successful. Phone 3I4a
THE FULLER AGENCY II 18th ST. uosu
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ROOMS WANTED,

III you WANT YOUR ROOMS RENTED. BRING
them % CefzOn, Dent L Co. Oil 7th St NV
TIE only real estate agents renting rooms
ocl8d
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE-A COMPLETELY EQUIPPED CAB
Inct-maaing and woodworking plant: first-cGss ma
chineIy and WelleStdbishCd business, located at 21
St NV. For price and terms apply TO WM s
AUMEN and JOSEPH +. DONAHO0, Receivers
Bond Bldg. nols7t
PARTY WITH S25o0.O0 TO LOAN ON GOOD ST.
business q a daily necessity. Address BOX lG9
Herald Office
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A-fis wv f3-lg T.
EVERY HOUR on TIE HOUR"
lNetE days, Z a. N. TO 5 D. mJ
TO BALTIMORE
Week days, 30, S-JU O5J, ~. % so. $50
s.g. sas maS, l1g Q, H., - noon. E-5, IaJ
2JJ, S,Jy, i1J, 4;i5, 5D0, 5a5. 2-J. $40 b.5j $50
sn, lJJ0, 1913, y. 20, II 50 D. n.
sundays 20, 45J, -. So 900 I00g ug9
a. m, 100. l:l5, 500, so, $50 u. go sou
1000, ll-j. Il %. Il IS p. N
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO AND AUN1nWEsT. sua0 = F.,
CINCINNATi. ST. LOUIS. and LOU1syILt.t
~ 10 a. NJ, i:J9 ,. n, -l285 night
III hG, 'AM a. H.. -yIJ D. m, 'l2%s
night.
CLEVELAND. .9lo pm; COLUMBUS. 5s3pm
WHEELING, .l0J5 a. n, : - d. u
MlNJEESI rR, SIS a. ~. t4I5 f5.0 u II
ANNAIOLlS, week dayE 500 a. m L.5 nom
4;t5 p. IA. oaJ - m sundays, So d. N. aUd
LUKAY and ELKTON. '495 p NJ.
tkEDERICk, tsa5, s9I5, SigSl ulH8 a. n
81 rs, T5 10, f5-1 D. IA.
HASERSTONN, fIU.55 a. m. and 500 u m
BOYD and way points fo-5 ss.l5 a. m SlIs
= 90, 13-oJ, SlJ-l0, fll-J0 D. H
GAllhEkSBJ KG aud way points, 6 IS s9:i5
NJ, llZ5', il;l5, fS-5J, oa5. T5.9, T6j1. 5. -
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and way points, Is 81
S9I5 q. IN, 81 Is. 3 80 p. m.
DAILY. Excerpt Sunday. SUNDAY only.
Reservations OF Sleeping OF PsTior Car space rates
Of fare, &c, viii be quicAly furGlshed "a IEl,E-
G. ST. NV, Telephone, main lJSl; GIG Peunsyyanis
ave, Telephone, main rs. Station New jersey ave
and st--fickct Once. Telephone east 6S.. Iufcr-
nation Bureau. east 7E.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
7. W GR0OMFS.
i. W, U1tUUML
REAL ESTATE, LOANS, INSURANCE,
I4O5 New York Ave,
Phone Main 6352.
FOR SALE. $1,000

FOR SALE, 81, ,000-
VERY NEAR nth AND EAST CAPT
T0L SITS. tWO-stoTy dwelling IN good con
dition stable in rear; lot ibx1 70 D-i0os
alley. Easy terms.
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LOAN COMPANIES.
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
ROYAL Blue LINE
LEAVE STATION, New Jersey ave aud st.
''EkER1 OIhEK HOUR On IuE ODD aUCK
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NkM YORK
AEN TERMINAL. SD hr.. AEM 1OKk.
= - a. H. Dluer. f-Illaan EaTiUr.
fs-5 q. m- buntJ, faror. fivc-aaur train
45yJ q. IN DHtr and Pullman Par.lI Gar
fllJc a. m Diner and Pullman lsrl0r Car
: 10 =. II. Du!eT and Puiilnan ParCr Car
'JIO D. H. ROYAL Limited Al Pullman
fiuJ b. n. Coaches 20 philadelphia
-5.J J. M Diner and Pullman lariCr
> 20 D. IN Coaches 10 Philadelphia.
II ~ 3. m. Slesp5Ts.
'Z5l a. N SlCCpsrs
ATLANTIC CITY. -2.57. 30. go, tilH0 3 u.
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FOR SALE on EXCHANGE. 5000

CLEAR OF ALL INCUMBRANCEs.
SITUATED SOUTHWEST NEAR AGRi-
CULTURAL DEPARTMENT. tWostoTy
dwelling six t5l rooms; stable IA rear
steadily rented at $50 monthly. WILL
EXCHANGE FOR LARGER PROPERTY
AND ASSUME TRUST Or PAY DIB-
FERENCE IN CASH.
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HOUSES WANTED.
FURNITURE WANTED,

WANTED-FURNITURE FOR CASH; SELL
your goods 70 the man who gives you the most
money See HOPWOOD. sth and h. nolssL
SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE CAR
pets, stoves bTlc-a-bFac and az kinds oi house
bold goods. BALAis FURNITURE SHOP. 18th
and l. sts Prone y. EiA Formerly. 9Th and u.
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FOR SALE, $2,500-
on CHURCH ST. NEAR lgTH; sub
stantially built tWO-stCTy brick dwelling; al
ways rented at Sls-5J per month, Los is.l5x
s. 90 wide paved alley, ONLY $50 CASH
| REQUIRED.
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Academy-"My Tomboy Girl"

My Tom-BOy Girl" musical com
edy drama, with the usual melodramatic
features, by Charles L BIaney. opened
for a weeks engagement last night at
the Academy OF Music. with Miss Lot
lie Williams. a Washington favorite. IN
the title role The audience was a large
end aPpreciative one
Miss Williams won fresh laurels by
her strong and pleasing presentation Of
the TOm-Boy character. She played the
part with credit tu herseir and brought
out the many lights and shades OF the
difficult part 10 the entire satisfaction
of her audience Her support was
strong, notably the work of William IL.
Stevens. as Colonel Calvert. a type of
The Kentucky coloue. of ante-beuum
days. whose hre-caUng propensities and
ready gun were a faithful reproduction
of that quaint but last disappearing
character that IN DAYS gone made the
Bluegrass State famous Ben. A. La
Mar, as Black Jack q notorious vii
lain, posing as "a gentleman did his
part SO well as 10 win the unsunUed
hisses of the gallery sOds-a never fall
ing evidence OF good work Miss Ada
Henry. in the dual character of Irish
Nell" a <eW York drunken character,
and as the kentucky black nanny"
was above the average VIII J. Ken
nedy in The character OF A German
gentleman. made love 10 the heroine i'm
sucn quaint way that he was "A never
Ceasiug source OF pleasure Some cf
the musical numbers are good and what
IS lacking in the work of the chorus in
seuus costumes. The play Is elaborate
IL staged.
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CHICAGO PIPER AGAINST
ALL CLASS PIN "HOODLUMS"

That lasting thing, the college
student who vvivJfaIos college
Victories in obstreperous manner,
should be arrested, says the Chi
cago Chronicle, adding:
II is desirable that the police shall
emphasize the fact that a hOodlum
equipped with a class pin, a striped
sweater and rhythmical yell is no
better than q hO0dlum who possesses
none Of these superficial insignia IF
learning and reSpectability.
These observations are directed at the
more or less sttiyiIvt5s young gentlemen
IN attendance upon the Hyde Park High
School and the University High School
respectively. II is about time that the
authorities should deal with these
youths as they deal with any ether
Vaudais and laW-breakeTs- There IS
nothing sacred about ii high school
hoOdlum.
IN other words. = these hobbleds-
hoys persist in raising riots and com
mitung malicious mischief under the
cloak Of school rivaIry they ought To-
b. sent 10 the BrideWell.
We have enough adult thugs ami
mischlef-maSers IN this city No ado
lescent additions TO the gang can be
toierated-high school OF no high
school.
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ELKINS SHOWS CAUTION
IN PURCHASING AN AUTO

The Saturday Evening Post tells
good story about Senator Elkins.
1t is good because it seems TO indi-
cate why the Senator is a success
IL politics and business. Here it is:
Senator Stephen B. Elkins. of West
Virginia. has many millions. but that
doesn't mean he spends any Of his pile
foolshly or without due regard TO get
ting his moneys worth
He decided, time ago. that he would
buy an automobile and he selected a
particular make after long and prayer
ful consideration. He asked for demon
stgatiOn after demonstration, up hills,
through sand, at all speeds and under
all conditions.
After a week Of show me" he sent
for his son TO come over from NcW
York. The son came and put the car
through its PAGES for another week
Then II came time for the son 10 return
and the agent took the father and heir
20 the railroad station. He tried 20
clnch his order on the way down, but
got no satisfaction. When they reached
the station. he said;
"GOod-by Senator. I must 90 now"
Why" asked the Senator; where
are you gOing2"
"Oh," The agent replied, "I am going
10 take this machine back 20 the shop
and teach il 10 read and write. Those
are the only requirements you haven't
demanded" 4"
Elkins laughed aud bought the ma
chine.
The Washington times., 1906-11-13

esting motion pictures of those young
rulers, but IL was soon forgotten IN the
quieter scenes which comprised the body
Of the lecture. The charm OF the Eimen-
dorf talk is twO-fOld. II is based upon
81 genuine relish for the more intimate
humen side of nations and men, and
that interest Is expressed with the un-
conscious skill OF the born stOry-teiler.
But the lecture adds 10 this the illumi-
ration OF pictures taken with great pho
tographic skill and cOlOred with the fine
feeling Of the artist
In Holland these three qualities
We're consplCuously displayed. Nothing
could have been more unctUous than
this lecturers own enjoyment Of the
safety-apparatus set UD In Middleburg
for the operation Of the railroad, con-
sistinE OF an old man who touches the
frop; of the engine with a stick and
jOggs easily along ahead. Nor could
many pictures eNhale so much humanity
as these two pairs, one showing Hansei
and Gretei on the Dyke, and the other
an old woman ard her granddaughter in
their one-TCOm home In NOlcndam-