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OLD GLORY TO THE REAR?
Wars of the Future May Fix En-
tireIy New status in This Regard.


From the Army and Navy Journal
In a recent number Of the Neue Mill
Blaetter. a military writer con-
tends that hencefCrth the coloFs should
rot be taken into the field, either for
active service or in maneuvers. but should
De carried only in parades or on other
ceremonial occasions. He holds that II
s futile and absurd 70 bring the colors
and their bearers to the firing line, rs
determined by modern conditions, ana
points out that the early German army
rife regiments had either no cOlors at all
while skirmishing. or abolished their use
in the field Why. then. he asks. should
infantry. who nowadays fight IN far more
extended formation than did .he original
rihemen skirmishers, still insist on TAX
ing their colors into the held2
In view OF this writer's contention. II
is interesting 70 note the following ex-
tract from the German infantry regula-
tions for l915:
During the development Of the action
the color remains with the company
nearest 10 which il finds itself and il
accompanies the last section OF that com
pany into the fighting line, while under
ali circumstance a color party must re-
main with IT,
Il is said that the practice of sending
the c0l0rs 90 the rear OF an army o-igi-
mated with Marshal S0ult toward the
close OF the way In the peninsula. hen
by an order Of July y. 1Sl3 al cavalry
regiments and all infantry orEa auizations
under certain strength were directed 10
send their coiors 10 their depots.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-29

lightning flashed in terrifying tongues
of fame, the winds howled down the
channel. and landmarks were extlnguish-
ed in the gloom and falling rain The
girls, thoroughly frightened, losing their
way, determined 70 fee 20 the Virginia
side OF the river and there await the
coming Of the braves. Turning their
canoe westward they started toward the
Virginia shore and when nearly in mid
stream a terrific thunder peal. with
binding light. so terrified them that they
leaped from the canoe and were drowned
IN the river.
According to the legend. the sun broke
fair and bright over the Potomac Val
ley the next morning and revealed 10 the
astonished gaze Of the red men of that
time three rocks, which marked the
places where the three sisters met their
DOOM When the medicine man had told
his story Of the wrath Of the Great
Spirit. the rocks were called the Three
Sisters. which name they have borne
10 the present day.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-29
0BEYING THEIR WIVES.
Result of Wager Made by Men Who
Were Out Late.


John G. Shedd. Of MarshnI Field s. Co.
is held responsible for this yarn. says
the Chicago Daily News: Three men
sat rather late al the club one night
As they were separating they discussed a
little nervously the receptions that await
ed them Al their wives hands. and agreed
that he who didn't do what his Wife told
him on getting home should have % treat
the others 70 a turkey dinner. The first
man. after reaching his house. stumbled
about the dark bedroom till he kicked the
cat The cat sQuealed, and the mans
wife. raising her head from the pillow.
moaned: Well. go on; XIII the poor cat
and have done with st. The man frown-
ed and muttered 10 himself II Is q case
Of XIII that cat or pay for the dinner
So he killed the cat
The second man on his arrival could
not find any matches As he looked for
some IN the drawing room he bumped
against the place and his wife complain
ed Why don't you break the plano. care
lessT Determined not 10 lose his bet the
man got . haJchet. and the sound OF
crashing blows soon filed the house
The third man. getting home. stun
bled on the way upstairs. HIS wife
screamed angrily- Go on. fan downstairs
and break your neck. do, Not me. said
the third man. after a moments thought.
III pay for the turkey dinner"
The Washington herald., 1907-12-29
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square 7.S-NIabeI o. WkiJf-rd 20 Richard VI.
Richard X, and Charles &. Warden. 20 secure
Wilfred Stevens, Se.010. ; years. 81 D~r cent.
scu-i-. nnuslly. part original lct 10.
Square 9el-Wilhelnina Berse- to Guy 7. Warren.
10 secure Mary 7. Shipman, 500. months. s
per cent, lot ..
Oak view-Eleanor n. Griffin et viz William Y
20 Walter R. Wilcox and George f. Hane. 20
secure Walter +. Cowell. 5000. years. 81
per cent. semi-anuually. lot 8 block
Square 6Sf-Ruth A. Lee % George IS. Engel 20
secure Leah Schneider. $50. and 90 secure
Annually. lot 80
Tak1Ea PsrS-John 4. Flcl,iEger a. VIZ 20 George
ID. CuTraB and William l. FCIlmcr. % secure
Clara NJ Curran. s.. 400. years. per cent
semisnnuslly. lot g. block g.
Barry Fam-De Fcrriest Pearce 70 Joseph r.
Stewart and l. Melendez King. 20 secure Viii
IAN ". Barham. 500. months. pa-t lot 3. sec
tion ?.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains William A.
TCrrey q ux. 20 ChaTlSs =. CayWood and Loren
II. Mnliken. 10 secure James II. and Suvilla J.
Stuart 500. and months. per cent. lot IS.
block ls
Washington Heighis-Nurion Dorset a TX 20 P
Francis Saul and Waiter f. Hilton. 20 secure
Hairy NJ. Ellis. $500. years. Per cent seull-
annually. lot IS. block s.
University Par3-Clara NJ. ChIer e. vir George. 20
Louis Z. Peak and Charles 5. Hillyer. 70 secure
Emily r. Millard. $500 5 years. 81 per cent.
scni-annusly. lot l6. block s..
Square 333-Henry 5. Robinson e. ux. to William
A. Hin ard Charles F. Wallraf. 70 secure VIII
lam ]. Fentress. $500. years. per cent. semi
annually. lot 35.
THE WASHINGTON HERALD has the
largest morning circulation In the Dis
trict of Columbia. Remember The Herald
when placing legal advertisements.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-29
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

\. B.-Following schedule figures published Only as
information and are not guaranteed.
SIS a. m.-DanTile. Hauis0nburg and way sta
tious
'sao a. m--Sleepers and coaches to Atlanta and
New Orleans. sleepers 10 Columbus and Macon. Ga.
Dining Car
'uO a m--Sleepers and coaches % Columbia
Savannah. and Jacksonville Dining Car
ti95 p. m--HarrisoIblrg and yay stations
'4s5 ,. m.-CharlOttesTile. WauentOn. and way
stations
'el5 ?. m--sleepers and coaches 70 Atlanta Sun
set Route Tourist Sleeper 10 San Francisco four
times a week
80 D. m--SleepeTs and coaches 20 Charlotte
Columbia, Aiken. and Augusta. Dining Car.
'l0l5 p m.-Sleepers and coaches tViA Lynchbug
and BRISTOL 10 Chattanooga, Memphis. aud New
Orleans Dining Car
'llOo p. m.-NeW York and New Orlesns Limited
solid Pullman 20 AsheTilie. Atlanta. Birmingham
ard New Orleans. Club and Observation CsrS
Dining Car
Aote-'Daily. WEEK days.
Through trains from the South Washington
%. SIS, and 9 15 ~. go. 55. go 80. aud
u 40 p n. daily. Local trains frum HarTisonburg
l2-5 p. N. week DAYS and sd p. u. daily; from
Charlottesville. $40 a. N. daily.
Frequent trans 20 and from BluemOnt
Ticket O1iocs. 76 18th s.. 5ll Pa ave. and New
Union Station
c. II. ACKERT s.H HARDWICK,
v. T. s. Gen. Mgr Pas. Trsf. Mgr.
". Il TAYLOE q. +. A. L. ). BROWN, g. A.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-29
TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.

Australia Except mails for West Australia. New
Zealand. samoan Islands. F.i Islands and New
Caledonia. VA vancouver and Victoria. 3. C.. close
here daily az 5I5 3. %. ~ 20 December 2. t0r dis
patch by steamer Moana-
Hawaii. Guam. and Philippine Islands. via san
Francisco. Close here daily 81 6:5 !. n. Up % jan
Uary l for dispatch by United States transport
Hawaii. japan. Korea. China. and Philippine
Islands. via San Francisco, close here daily az 6l5
? up 20 January ?. for dispatch by steamer Man
churia-
Australia te1ccpt mails for West Australia New
Zealand. samoan Islands. and New Caledonia via
San Francisco, close here daily AZ SIS D. N up 20
January p Tor dispatch By steamer Floeric.
japan. Korea. China. and Philippine Islands va
Vancouver and Victoria. 3. G., close here daily al
SIS p up TO January IS. for dispatch by steamer
Empress Of Chiua
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY.

SCHEDULE n EFFECI NOV EMEEk + LJI7-
Leave Washington New Union station
s65 T. n and 500 A m--Daily-Au points on
Norfolk and Western; also Knoxville. Chatt2nOoga,
and Memphis.
I0.5 p m--Dany-Roanoke. Bristol. Wirston-
Salem. Knoxville. Chattanooga, Nashville Memphis.
New OTlesnS Through Sleeper Dining Cars
FoT Norfolk-LesTe Washington ~ q. 10. daily.
N:l5 d ~ daily. 3S5 ?. IT daily. Arrive Norfolk
% a. n. SD p m. Dsi5 p
$50 p. m.-Daily-BeruTille. Lursy. Sheran6oah-
Trains from the Southwest arrive s.5 a. n. and
i - p. Il.
AL information Fourteenth street ard New York
avenue Bond Buildlng.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Ne. 81 K stree- nor awest-Win y. Williams 90 Tx
% Thomas ". Thompson l1- c. square 81. SO
Alley between 4 and r. sixth and seventh streets
s1uthcast-Henry Eb-rhach ~ NrutCu "
Br1oES lot GO. square SO so.
Cleveland Park-Wilism r Vance e. ux. o. Henry
A. PresSey. lots L. g. and Il. block 6. SO
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plaius-JaneS r. and
Suvilla J. Stuart % William 4. TCrey. Dot S.
block Is. SO.
County-Walter r. Alley % samuel W Picsford
north half 4 lot i. Pickfcrd's Subdivision. SO.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-29
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

NOTE-Published only information. and not
guaranteed.
tibule train Pullman sleepers % Lexington Louis
Tle. ClnClnatl. indianapolis. Chicago. and ST.
Louis Connection Tor Virginia Hot springs. Pull
man cars LOUISVILLE 10 Nashville Memphis. and New
Orleans. Dining cars ia carte service.
N-0 p NJ. r Y. LIMITED. Daily-S0lld
vestibuic train Pullman sleepgrs % Cincinnati
Lexington. and Louisville. Compartment seepiug
70 Virginia Hot Springs week days. Dining cars
a Ia carte serTioe Pullman sleeIers Cincinnati 70
Chicago md S. Louis. and Louisville 10 Memphis
Nashville. and New Orleans
Reser1Ati and tickcts at Chesapeake and Ohio
Ofdces. SIS Peuusy wanna avenue. 80 lith street
near r. a-d New Union station Telephones Main
!5-e .Jr Washington Terminal Cab Service and Main
l066 or 22E for z a o. Ticket O-1ce
The Washington herald., 1907-12-29
SEABOARD AR LINE RAILWAY.

TICKET OFFICE: 1921 PENNA- AVE.
Notce-Folloving schedule lot guaranteed.
915 A. NJ. Daily-Soaboa7d Mail Through coaches
and Pullman seepers % savannah and Jacksonville
ThroGgh sleereEs Washington % Hamlet and Ham
let 20 Atlanta and Birmingham. DINING cars.
500 z. u. DAily-Seaboafd Exp-ess Solid tTaia
with coaches and Pullman sleepers 10 Sara1nah.
Jacksonville. and Tampa. Through sleeper 70 At
lAnta. Birmingham. and Memphis Dining CAS-
The Washington herald., 1907-12-29

No 51-9- John L Barnes. administration. Is
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company. damages
SIC ooo. Attorneys. Wells. Hoover < Wells.
No. JfSa same vs. same, same Atto-uev-. sans
No sos H. L HuTgustein Company v. Louis
Walters. Judgment Of r. r. Terrell. justice Of the
peace. So Attorneys. z. A. Jones and g. C.
Shiun.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-29
MISCELLANEOUS-FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-LUMBER SASH, DOORS IATHs.
and brick from twelve buildings. number lIg3 W
New Hampshire ave. NV. ". NJ. SMITH. Hyatts-
Vile Nd de2Set
FOR SALE-SPECIAL BARGAINS IN CLOTH
ing; oyerooats. 81 10 s.; suits. s. and 81: coats
Sl-50. pants $50; coats and vests s2 and s. all
wool stock. tailor made. slightly used; We can save
you az kinds q money. Call and see US JUSTH'S
OLD STAND 6ls D. de24Tt
WHITE ASH FURNACE COAL $50 PER TON,
Fridays. Saturdays and Mondays only. l2z G
s.. NV Phone main G74
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EnnifN Suif.
InNNanlNa

Ne. 2-j4- Sophia stanton Johnston. infant rs
Susan l. Johnston, partition Attorney. james "
Johnston
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Probate Court.

JUSTICE GOULD
Estate n Lizzie Dewey; VIII dated December a
1907 fled
Estate n Henry h. Cspp. VIII dated July 3
l&. and petition Cor probate and record q win and
Letters testaueHtary -ied. Att1reys. Brandcntu-g
& BauGenhurE
The Washington herald., 1907-12-29
MACHINE SHOPS
ALEXANDRIA.
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE,

500 EQUITY IN 112 ACRES FOUR MILES
northwest Of District: electric and steam cars.
high; half under cultivation running water granite
quarry; small house; outbuidings: 50 fruit trees;
fronting two separate roads; $50 acre for CITY
property. BOX l57 Herald Office deZsst
The Washington herald., 1907-12-29
DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC.

FOR SALE-A WELL TRAINED. BEAUTIFUL
ly marked foreign doz: months old: reasonable
price TO one fond Of dogs. Address BOX l59 Her
aid Office
PETS FOR XMAS GIFTS. SINGING CANARIES
parrots pigeons. poultry. eCdhshes. rabbits guinea
pigs white mice and rats. dogs cats. monkeys. and
mounted birds. deer heads horns. &C. SCHMID'S
BIRD STORE, ~ 18th ST.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

FOR SALE-CHEAP; A GOOD HORSE HAY-
ing no forther use for u. c. AUERBACH Tth
and II sts. Phone Main lOl
FOR SALE-CSEAP. TWO FINE SADDLE on
carriage horses. black the other dark chestnut
both i've yearx old; warranted sound gentle speedy
also rubbeH-tred smart trap. shafts and pole also
brass-mounted double harness Apply 10 MURRAY
A. COBB. Conn. ave. near L ST NV. or W. f.
D0WAEY, l622 L ST. NV. del a-st
FOR SALE-ONE RUBBER-TRED HOTEL.
bus; six rlbber-tired depot wagons and 100
vehicles u all kinds. A. ]. STABLER a3l ID
81. NV. de2sst
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DAILY COURT RECORD
Saturday. December 2s. I9O7.)
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Assignments for January ?. 1905.
Special calendar
No = United States eI rel The Nevcomb Motor
Company rs. Commissioner a Patents Attorneys.
r n. Kenyon and W. +. Roger-9iciville Church
and 7. A. Tenant
W. : William Davis vs. United States Attor-
ncys. A. s worshington-D. ". Bakor and Stuart
McNamarn
No. i.-Joseph Evans vs.. United States, Attor-
neys. r. ". Moore CrandA Macsay and .. L.
MackAll-D. W. Baker and stuart Mcnamara
No 2 Francis c. Han vs.. Anna Z. Clspp e.
a. Attorney. H. Z. Davis
No B Edwin ". ". Griffin ct al. vs.. United
States * rel Lc Cuysr. Attorneys. H E Thomas
and II. ?. Blair
No. ls. District of Columbia Ts Charles Robin
son. Attorneys. T. H. Thomas and H. T. Blair
T. S. DuyaM y.
No. L. Thomas L Drake, superintendent q IN
girance. vs. United States * rel James A. Bates CT
a. Attorneys, =. II, Thomas and +. II. Stephens.
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Herald Branch Offices

and forwarded promptly TO the main Office.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP-Information Bureau
GOLDENBERG 'S-Infomation Bureau.
HECHT & CO.-Cashier's Ofice.
PALAIS ROYAL-Bureau OF Information.
s. KANN SONS & Collaboration Bureau.
SIMPSONS PHARMACY, corner 7th ST., r. I,
and Il -. NV.
DOM * sANFoRD's PHARMACY, corner n. Y.
ave. and North Capitol 81. NV.
JOHNSTON'S PHARMACY, le2l n. J. ave. NV.
CHAS. J. FUHRMAN'S PHARMACY, 9Th and
East Capitol SITS.
f. p. WELLER's PHARMACY, 1854 NJ St NV.
ATKINS0N'S PHARMACY. llth and q sts. NV.
ASTORIA PHARMACY. Sd and G sts.
KENESAW PHARMACY. Mt Pleasant and Irving
sts nv.
MeNULTY'S CIGAR STORE 1886 18th ST.
TAYLOR'S PHARMACY. 9Th and z SIS NV.
kENER'S PHARMACY 9th and sts
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM. ID and + sts. ne.
McCHESNEY a JOACHIM. sth and + s;s. ne.
ID. d. COURTNEY CIGAR AND NEWSSTAND.
rs North Capitol St
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

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secure an excellent newspaper route
netting SlDm monthly; only those who are tenn
perEte industrious and give references will be
considered Call on MR.. GLENISTER. Circulation
Manager. The Washington Herald. del7-n