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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-10

tin nit iauItrirter @eiGnaen, un0
&ictor mo Nettic SpOc, @llropa'@
bette SGn5er.
r9oS 9Scuc Nc Monumental"
nEGe &ono Of &ronliic," cine Ope'
rcttc, sic Oicic ISOLDE i'm ogteucn
Woulmcntal e EbGutcr" pr0ienttrt
Miro, lit zines Ser tcIten Glide, Sic
ougcnbIidlih bic Tnn0e nlrd Die
Ebeutcr De3 &ouNe5 modIcn. Ger
@intcrgrltno Der SonoIung lit etne
ncrtpidcItc 2ieba. gcibidte, ole abcr
gum Qliidliben GnOe geiiibrt miro.
Slim crlttluili0c S6mllptcIer, oorm-
ter &obnie g4tbcr, itebcn an Der Spis
&c Der 40 Ycrloncn itorfen EruppC,
Die iibcr briQontc GoItiime lln0 QroB-
0rtigc Sccnerien pcrfiiQt. Inter Den
Disqualification trctcn berpor: Ntorio
un0 Nl0o in ibrcm lcn%lntioncllen
Hcd Pitt, &obnie @cbcr Gompngs
ME in o9tclie Of thc Npemlc," 8romu
unO &ortclctti nit eurOpGiihcn SGn-
sen Siu1on II. @ruNQ nit iDrer jill
0ii6cn Nobo Gpe5iolitGt, lm0 98iI.
Jon mo Nuinc9 ais SGnger II. GGns
ser, Seine Softer lino oeiport, nm
Dem @eIudc cine feline 6omoOic boil
bon pudeuocr Wfulit 81 gcbcn.
NOn0olp6 &u tide
3mci'E a II ON ccital.
Nl(8cnleinem @ltnl6e cntiprcdclo
mer6cn 0ircftor &arolO Mau0olpb
mo Sr. Grneit 0llthciou i'm SEQ
boOp @onicrpotorilm n1ditcn Srci.
tag Nodmitto0 cin Gonicrt iiir 5pci
&ldpicrc gcbcn. 9ei0c iin0 Yioniltet
uon MISREPRESENTATION SGbigfcit.
unO sic l%cItcnc Combination 5mcicr
iold)cr &iinItlcr lit mie cine Gffenbo.
rlltg OcS 3li|iuuncnipiel3. S1rc
iiinNlten Gonjertc in Ncm-2)orf mo
9oitou murOcn BON ser &ritif ais Scr
&06epunft Der @on5crt-E imlomliif
bc5eidnct. 0oS Spiel oe5 EaarcS lit
10 bormonii6 inn llniNlng un0 in Der
SnnitUrfc, I'M Nlt@0rltd ltn0 in ser
GualitGt m0 i6rc GinmiitbiAteit oeS
mlllifaliiheu NCnfCnS 10 llltQelp0brz
lid, 0aB OieIe leltcne glrt BON Binno-
ipiel in ocu &dnOen 5pcier iold)cr
&iinitIcr ST Ocn b0ditcn 6ormen mt
iifnlii6er &iulit aejGblt meroen mlB.
0oS Grogromm umioBt: Sdumomn,
9lnOantc nit &oriotioncn; Heincde,
oWionireO," Smpromptu; Saint,
SoenS, 0anie Macobre; Sin0ing,
&ariotionen in G.MoG; 2iS5t, Yrc.
luOicn (aif Serlan0cn).
6reieS Srgel. Recital.
Sr. Sorolo ,. &biaipS miro belttC
NoGnittog 1AA llbr inter AIliItcn1
bon Srn. Bort. @irb, ser 3lpei Gelo.
5oli ipicH, oa8 5molftt freit 6r6cl.
Rccitol gebcn. Sein Yro0rumm nm.
ioBt: SoIihS, CONCERT Suuertiire IN
IS MloQ; Dubois, &oG5eitS Gonti.
lcnc; Bad, 6ontoiie mno 6ltge III o.
W}ou; Mo5art, 9toogio aus ben
Strci0alintctt III @*MoIl; 6arrefeS.
CONCERT. Ouucrtiirc in IS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-10

bon Gbeoter mo ser 2icbDo6cr BON
2itcrotur, un0 ~iiberbolpt ieocr ser
mcnidIi6en Notltrcu 9coGtrtng &C.
,iGenft. Baltimore lit 10 9liidliG,
&pin GoGblon alS Bqulo Eonqllcro0
81 ieben. &6rc GrjobrNng un6 &c
go6rng 5eigt ms bic Iicbli6c un0
unGliidlidc 6rau in i0rcr St6rfe II.
S6wdAc. @cih6itSfiibrcr George
8opcett miro iidherlid iiir Otc @ie-
Observation-Disclosures Justification 9tiideS
9onf ernOtell. Die o6mpcett .Gompo'
ny" u1terltiibt sic 9oriteQun0 Der
9oio GoQblon outs @eitc, unO c6ell-
10 lit Die 9ii6nen.N uSltdttln9 &c
wd6lt. 9(uBcr per iibliden Conner
Itng 1l10 GomItog Motinee .iinbct
cine iol6e 0icnjtog Den IS. s., Nlt8y
Itott. Ger Gr0HnuulqS. = &oritcaun9
miro cine S6cotcrportie ser GcnIpogs
ME IS" 0eS f%iiniten NegiuentS bel.
moGnclt.
9lnneD'S.
Ga lit Elm 9ieo, 0oS ii6erliG sic
meiIten Ser jun9en 2eutc, oie ir8cno
pelfe muiifolii6e 2(0cr IN ii6 baben
uno 0ie ser fleinc geiliigeIte @ott
N(mor ouf's &orn aenonmen Bat,
nod eirem 9eiut6 6iSte O'Sora's,
oes ncllcn ridden @e~Ian8IternS, Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-10

iioll. @a1ar' lit iiber so Sabre alt itilO
aleopotra ~ledssebn. gr 5eigt iid oiS
Elm Mafiil oen bic longen Sabre oes
aanpfes auf eir,en Sianbpnnft Der
aleidgiiItigen lleberlegenbeit, Der.
bunoen nit einem trofenen Sun1or
nno einem geiunoen llrtbeil, ge-
bradt baben, bas mond)mol Die
ipo6lbefonnten altiidtcn bes gertal'
Iers iuggeritt. sfls Gontralt ba5u lit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-10

She &p0a Sanity; Die Sibiril6en
6antaiten il, ibren beimnt6li6en Ge.
iGtgen un0 Sdn5en; 1be 2nmonts
nit einer afrobatii6en Neubeit;
9eelp lurb Muffin, She Ginger
Girls in Heo"; Ibompion mo Gar
ter, G~ouu0oinnt nnb Sollbrette; 0tina
Stanlep, amerifd's grobte Soprani-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-10

't
San6lung III poQ pon biibiden Gin
f1Qel1 ltn6 fomiIGcn Giuotioncn. Sic
lpriiden @el0nge in &p. 9. Snitb'a
beItenl Stil neripred)en groBcn Gr,
folq, mic ol,b sic 9onicIs uitteritiit-
senoe Gontpogitic ul1gcm6DuIiG gut
geid)uIt un6 oltsgcilld)t lit. 3ie 0per
lit 3lpeioftig; ser critic 5ci8t einen
@ortcn bei'm %oloit bes S6ab'&,
Scr 5rpeite einen periiidcn &oicngor-
ten, Bel ncren iceniid)cn altSItottltn-
agF cijdl, ,bii@e, ,@9}pIcry ielhIt iiIbGc1rttrotfep
bobcn. Nitr cine Wotinrc miro Oil
Gomitog ltottfinoclt.
n6or6'S."
Weit cil1eln erceQentcn glcpcrtoire
lit fiir oieie @ofc Ser 6eriibmte eng,
Iii1e G6oitipieler Gor6cS &obcrtlon
urb nebclt i6nt sic %6efonittc omcri'
foniIdc S6oltipielerin @crtru6e 81
lott fir Serbs Spcrnbalts ctgogirt.
Montog Gienitog u1b Mittpod)
S(6cno uno in ser Gienitog Motinee
oe6cn Tie @ernbor6 S6oip's erg0bli,
Dies unb buntoriitiiGeS oGGior uno
&leopotro," 9onncritog un0 Sanl'
Itoa I6en0 Mobeleine Sucette &D.
lep's ronlontiiGe &omoOic 0gfice ano
W}en;" Ireitog 9t6enb ltnb IN Ser
GouItag Wotincc Srn, Io6ertior's
bette idolipielerii6e 2eiitung DSom'
let" vG6ior rno &lcopatro," COS
felielnoite Stiif Ser qldn5eltDcn ir;-
ideu Gromotifcrs, fii6rt nad] s(ler-
onorien sur 3eit BON GGior'8 Sllpo'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-10

oieie 8ofe in 9lnncD's Gbeater in
DIR. @lanep from Srelano" ipielt
unb iingt. ibm. nad)iingen ueroen. SO
lit Sunbeam Of mn Scarf" oaS er
Dem M}dohen ieiner 2iebe iingt nno
'oas bon Dem Sdnger mic alc anoe.
rem 2ieber oes Stiifes iel6It geidrie.
ben lit. S'9ara bal cine Stimlne,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-10

NON biShcr orranqirt bat. Strait
9angtrnniIt nit $500 @o6engage
pic 66Git brjablte @rtiitit nn Golt-
bcpiQe. Sic probltjirt Sen ienlotio,
lieuen Ginafter oSctlpcen ~gti9btfoll
olio fife Sight" in Dem tic @eIe9en-
belt bat, ibre S6onbeit ullo Solent,
ltn0 i6re prtnoerborcn &oitiime, bic
Die foitbarIten bis iebt in glnlerifo
Qelebenen iino, IN 0n$ Dnrtbeilbaftelte
2id1t SIT i%te1en. Die n@rtro 9}itnt'
mcr~ .OGa &pielplalta.pi ~&be SAP
Circus" in Dem iib @ot Sbernlan
IND Mo6cl De 6Qrreit an fomilhen
Ginf0acn iibcrtreiicn. Ntoere, ,ebens
ioQs porjiiqliGe 2lfte iinO: SiOnep
@rdtt, Der 6ri9incac 0tonplogilt, Go-
t6erino @opcS unO Gp6iI &obnion III
Der blmoriFtiiden elise ~ Dream
81 9obp 0o0s," &cnnD unO &oaiS
init elmer reltcn &om60ien ? SpeSios
litdt Snirl un0 g8e53e, 3op SOL
lano, Guropo's taIentirteIter Siolo-
NIT, ul1o Ser &inetogrop6 nit lreilerl
ieuTdtionelen 9il0eru. Mtatince'n
iinoen tdgliN itott.
Dgiubitorium."
Gobp Gloroe, sic nieolitbe cn0liiNe
Gom6Oiontiu, bie, uocboem lie in
2pnoon Griuplpb tltrr Erinmpb ais
Sill iii .S6c 9ellc Of 9tew.0orf" En-
u,ltgen bat, Dor cinigen 3obren rtod)
bier fam llnb ieit Ser 3eit Der Stern
Der or6bten mnittdIiiAcn Gom0oien
in oieicnt 9anbc iuar, tritt 1T bieier
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-10
yGtlt h's."

She Gecon5 Mr5.. Toraucra1"
Itctt rieie NoTc cuf 0cn Tbcct1r5 Ct,
tel BON AIbol;Q62 C6coter, Gin Gtlid
0eiien 6eidtd)ta 10 noDI bcfannt lit
OoB lie bicr ntobt mic0crboIt III n2r.
Den braltht &e6cl III IN 0iclcm Nras
ma, Oo5 4inero's Meiitermert &c
uonnt mira, intcrcilirt, Der N}oroIiit
1tn0 Der 2lnolptitcr, Der &icbbobcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-10

ISOLDE inn auditorium" oilf. Sic
biloet sort ben @%lan5punft bes anle-
rifanii6 iapaniider glitsitattitngs.
Itiifes 06antono." oaS 400 Iilffiib.
rltilgen I'M 2pric 5bedter IN Nen-
5orf unbs einen s%dDnlid)en Gecoro IN
Gbicogo er5ielte. Die s(uifiibriing in
bieier Saiion lit inter Der @ciddfts-
fiibruug Don 4GaD GomItod NIT elmer
gdll3Ii1 nellen fplt6aren glisitatting
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-10
NE oIfereibeiitcr beitroft

-
- lllitrr Der Nni6uloigrnB, ollGcb'
Iit6 re0iitrirtc Sloiden onoerer Wfol.
tcreien beniibt 81 bo6en, muroe 1e'
tern &r. Srlpin 9. Barter, Gigcrl.
t6iinlcr ser @eItern Morplono 0oirp
9tr. III, 2in6en . glue., BON 9iid)tcr
Goldman in Scr nor0mcltlidcn Hos
li5eiitation nit $37 beltroft. Sr. Bar
ter mllrbc ollf &eronloliutg Der Bi.
fcSpiQe, @olfcr @oroon Laboratory
uno Der SolmeS @ob0ington Mol
t~cretel, %perboftet. 0aS Inipeicn Oes
&rll. 9oyter luurbe bon Yoli5iltcn
burdli6t, melde BORT II frcnoe
Wiil0f(ol6en %borionben.. Tid)ter
Goldman iette Die pom @eIeb Dor.
gciOriebcne Strufe bon 80 Gts. pro
Sloi0e uno Die Soften an.
ii Ell II II
81 al d. - Gidter 2oocn iplr6e
geItern in ieitem @eridtS5immer in
Der meitliden Yoli5ciItution oltrd eli
men pra6tpollcn 9lumcnforb iiber.
rol6t, ben ibnt Elm fleiner Rcgerjun.
&c iibcrbro1te. Sn Dem &orbe fou6
ii6 elm 9iact Dor, boS foloenoe Bet
len cntbielt: ,tSeltc Torrhittag ipllrs
&c Sbucn ltnlcr Sormonn megen Be
trltnfenbcit uorgefiibrt, nno sic ba-
ben i'm entloIIen. Wir lpollen So
rcr 3eigen, boB mir Sbre @iite oncr.
fcnnen nn6 lenben Sbnen beSbol6
eincn @emeiS ieiner Mrbeit, bomit
Sic leben, mos er ~leiitclt fam" Ger
betreffcnbe Sorrnorn lpot 86ilipp
So10S BON Weit g%rlington, Der ant
6reitog I6enb eirlen iiber ben 0urlt
getrllnfen bate. Or nltrbc ST leiner
eigenen Siderbeit beigeitedt 1lnO &c.
itern bon Ti6ter 2oben uiebcr cnt
lolleL oo cr iid) nidt unoroeltli6
oli0efiibrt bate. Gihtcr 6 obel
ionote Die 9lumen leiner Satin no6
@ouie.
Sum opicrmauren.I Nus
It elIung.-Sn Ben 4usItelllngss
rollnen BEG vGeiigners onb Artiians'
Club" Scr. 239, @eit.BreIton'St ctr,
beginnt am Wittluo6 cine oiicntlide
Nltsltellun1 bon Sopierei. nno Bic
gelluooren ans Srn. SenrD Is. Wfer.
GERS nWoropion Yotterb ono Sile
@orfS." Gieie @erfe erbielten olli
Der Notwithstanding 81 ct. 9oiliS
ben 9roBen Breis. Die IlsItelung
oolIert odt Gage uno lit jeoen Sog
bon 10 llbr @ormittogs bis Ibenbs
5 llGr ge0finet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-10

bcricben nor0en INTO bat NIT Mm.
@loi5ocQ in Ser @auIplrollc unO 70
on0eren SGuulpielern ouf Der Bib
he ii6eroa eincn 9iieicllcriolg crrlrll-
gen. Wontoa 0ienitng, Sreito9 ulO
SomItog fin0cn Mutinee'n ltatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-10

Moo'Qrl' 9'e taH5''' i''lo l'''0r''
mo0F'''o oer @o'I0'lLll9 i'l'o V'Io'tl 10
St.lel' o~'9t'eDt'eR e0TIt0lt 81 oell'
0lltergn @laler9ril'loe oeS St''a[S'
gS9e SoloooD @lrl Ut eiHe plN('''ole
@V!WlWte ans psi'l SS'l'ell i'l'o io'fo
III 'Hleui8erlVc @'e'le o0l oef &'uFop
mo %rlllQl' SpN'Po9''le m'NortBe-
The Washington times., 1907-04-21
John A. Madigan the Delegate
At Council of Catholic Knights

The sixteenth biennial session Of the
Supreme Council of the Catholic Knights
Of America viii convene in Cincinnati
May a. John A Madigan, State secre-
JaTy, Of this city, will represent the
Washington knights at the convention.
having been recently elected by the
State Council Of the District of Column
bia. On the opening day of the conven-
ton there viii be a sOimeu high mass in
St Peters Cathedral At the opening
OF the convention addresses viii be made
by the Most Rev J. J. GIenn0n, arch
bishop of St Louis, supreme spiritual
director OF the order; the mayor of Gin
cinnati; the Most Rev. Henry MoeHer,
archbishop Of Cincinnati; and the usual
addresses Of welcome by the State and
national officers of the order. Sufficient
IS promised the convention to cause the
delegates to be well entertained during
the week, and 1t is said that a large
delegation from Washington viii attend
this important gathering of a great
Catholic society that has paid hundreds
OF thousands Of dollars to widows ard
orphans during the past twenty years
The Washington times., 1907-04-21
Ladies' Auxiliary, A o. H,
Addressed by P. 7. Moran

The members of Division No. z. of the
Ladies Auxiliary Ancient Order Hiber-
mans. celebrated their second anniver-
sary last Wednesday evening at the hall
of the division in the Kidder building,
Twentieth street and Pennsylvania ave
nue. The celebration followed the regalar
meeting Of the division. When the doors
were thrown open to the friends and
guests the crowd was so great that the
capacity of the haIl was taxed 10 the
utmost.
p. 7. Moran, national director Of the
Ancient Order Hibernians, was intro
duced by Mrs. Daniel NJ Stanton, presi-
dent Of the division, as the presiding
officer of the evening. In a short adj
dress Mr.. Moran complimented the
ladies on the great progress made in
their organization during the past two
years. and encouraged them to continue
IN the good work.
The program included addresses by
Patrick J, Haltigan and Arthur Small;
recitation, "Erin's Flag" Miss Mary
Moran; vocal solos, Mrs. Nellie B. KEEL
ser. Miss Mary Curtin, Miss Agnes Ken
ney, and Lee Monkey and Mr. Dupore.
Refreshments were served and the
evenings entertainment was very much
enjoyed by all present Among those
present. besides the singers and speak
ers, We're Mrs. Daniel NJ. Stanton. presi-
dent of the division; Mrs. Collins. imam
cial secretary; Miss Stanton. recording
secretary; Mrs. Linskey, Mrs. VIII
Buckley, Miss Buckley, Mrs. Griffin.
Mrs Cunningham. Mrs. Curtin. Miss
Margaret BrOsnahan, president OF Divi-
sion No. 1, J.. A; Miss Rena Downing.
financial secretary Division No. I. J. A.
Mrs McHale, Mrs. Burns. Mrs Small.
Miss Cumberland, Mrs. McGill, bliss C.
McGinness, Mrs. Lyons. Mrs and Miss
Cleary, Miss NJ. Nfagruder, Ms. inland.
Miss Josie Murphy, Miss c. O'Brien,
Miss NJ Doherty, Miss Quinn, Mrs. a
Hilton. Mrs Allen, Mrs. Harnedy. Miss
A. Byrnes, Mrs. NJ. Byrnes, Miss NJ.
Craven, Miss Rose Easton, Miss Annie
Trodden. and many others
The Washington times., 1907-04-21

FOR ANNIVERSARY

The tenth anniversary of the found
ing of Washington Council Of the
Knights of Columbus viii be celebrated
next Wednesday evening, April "a, at
s o'clock. at the Knights of Columbus
Hall, when an elaborate banquet viii
be served to the members and guests,
after which there will be the following
program:
Address. Ten Years in Ten Minutes"
Rev. L. T. Shannahan, d. D., Catholic
University; selections By the Washing
ton Glee Club; rife shooting by NJ. b.
Atkinson and A. J. Birney; banjo music.
Messrs. Cullen and McCawley; songs,
George II. O'Connor; drawing by Cliff
ford X. Bergman, cartoonist; song. +.
Harry Maxwell; William c. Jones. ma
gician; song, Stephen L5ut, and Jahon
Murphy, the father OF comedians.
Music Will be furnished by Prof. Fer
singers orchestra. About go members
and guests viii be provided for at the
banquet
The Washington times., 1907-04-21
Knights of Columbus
At Quarterly Meeting

The quarterly joint meeting Of the
Knights Of Columbus, held last Sunday
Afternoon at the Knights OF Columbus
hal, proved great success. The hall
was crowded with members Of the order
from ali sections OF the city. and the
applause which greeted the several
speakers showed the deep interest taken
in the welfare of the society by all
present. The address OF National Dt-
rector Ewing was a scholarly exposi-
tiOn OF the mission of the knights. while
that of the Rev. Father BrOsnan. S. j..
Of Georgetown University. aroused the
audience to high pitch of enthusiasm.
Professor Mccarthy, OF the chair Of
American history of the CatnONc Uni
Versity, outlined the work of his de-
partment, and told Of the progress made
in historical research by himself and
his corps of assistants From the re-
marks Of Professor Mccarthy. Il is
likely that something viii be done at
the next national convention of the
Knights Of Columbus toward the furth-r
development Of the work of the chair Of
history. It is intimated that more
money IS needed 10 provide additional
equipment for the work Of the profess
sors.
The songs Of T. Harry Maxwell were
loudly applaUded, which speaks well for
the ability and popularity of this promi-
nent young vocalist. Among the clergy
present were Rev. Father Bede. of the
Franciscan Monastery; Father FeaIy. of
St. Joseph's Church; Father Rosensteel,
Of Forest Glen Father Haley, Of the
Apostolic Mission House. and Father
Fitzgerald, OF the Dominican College.
The Washington times., 1907-04-21
A. BEHREND PLANS STORES
COSTING HIM $4,000

John Houtz, builder, has been award
ed the contract for the construction Of
three oue-story brick stores at 1888 10
1912 H street northeast for A. Behreud.
at a cost Of $500. It is not So long ago
when this part Of II street was consid-
erred on the outskirts of the city. and
scattered dwellings only were to be
found As II street is the great thor
Oughfare for Northeast washington.
business has pushed out to its termina-
ton at Fifteenth street. and stores are
filing UP the vacant places.
The Washington times., 1907-04-21
Two Large Catholic Conventions
Meeting simultaneously at Norfolk

The Knights of Columbus Eiu hold
their national convention this year at
Norfolk, Va, in order to afford the dele
gates and visitors an opportunity 10
visit the jamestown Exposition. The
convention will open on Tuesday morn
ing, August 6. and IL is said that the
National Alumni Association OF the
Christian Brothers viii also hold its
convention on August Z and in the
same city. Judge De Lacy, of Wash
ington. is president of the National
Alumni of the Christian Brothers. while
the Judge is also prominent member
Of the knights of Columbus of this
city. These two large Catholic bodies
meeting in the same city during the
same week viii. it is said. bring together
a representative gathering of Catholics
Of the country.
The Washington times., 1907-04-21
FOUR BRICK DWELLINGS
NEAR 18TH AND U STREETS

A. b 1Iuilerr Company, architects.
have furnished the plans for four two
story brick dwellings,. which John Nor
ris viii erect on T. street near Seven
teauta street northwest, at a cost OF
Su.00o The houses are 20 have all
modern equipment and are Intended to
be- models OF neat and attractive house
building With tie completion Of these
houses but few vacant spaces VIII be
left on this street from Seventh street
TO Eighteenth street, as II has been
largely built up 90 the past five years
The Washington times., 1907-04-21

houses are so planned that ali OF the
rooms are Wen lighted, the area space,
SO often the distastefuI feature of the
average city house. having been done
away with. The parlor. dining room.
and the principal bed rooms are square,
an0rding wall space as well as plenty
of windows,
Small Window Panes.
The colonial effect Is aided by plao-
ing small panes in the windows. and
by double doors The kitchen is ar
ranged with special thought. minimizing
the work and number of steps Of the
housekeepeT-
As an evidence of how well these
houses are being appreciated by the
buying public, five out of the nine fac
ing on quincy street have already
been sold.
The Washington times., 1907-04-21
Dramatic Club of St. Stephens
Presents Performance of "The Bells"

An entertainment and dance was given
last Tuesday evening at the National
Rifles Armory. by the Dramatic Club
Of St stephens Institute. for the bene-
Mt Of Division No. :. Of the Ancient Or
der OF Hibernians. The han was wen
filled with an audience which enjoyed
the dramatic presentation Of .sTbe
Bells" In three acts. which was partici-
pated in by Joseph Sheahan. NJ Dono-
hue. Charles Morgan. p. Grfff. c,eorqs
Hunt, Martin DOnohue. Charles E4eir-
rich, James Darcy, William McF1vee
Thomas Britt, Leo Fortune, and the
Misses CIeary. Rena Minitor, Mary De-
laney. and Miss A Delaney. DANCING
followed the dramatic entertainment.
The following committee Of Division
No. Z had charge Of the affair: Joseph
Frank, chairman; John B. Boyland
Joseph Ward, NJ z. Buckley, Daniel
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NEW OFFICE BUILDING
AT NINTH AND E STREETS

a deed has been recorded conveying 70
Henry A Pressey an interest in the
valuable property at the northwest cor
ner Of Ninth and + streets northwest
which for more than twenty-five years
has been occupied as drug store. 1t
Is understood that plans have been UNI
der consideration for the Improvement
Of the property and &c is among the
probabilities that In the near future a
handsome building viii be erected on
the site
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TRANSFFR OF PROPFRTY.

Alexander Graham Bel has conveyed
10 the American Security and Trust
Company property at the corner OF
Thirty-ffth street and Volta place. in
trust for the American Association to
Promote the Teaching Of Speech TO the
Deaf. The consideration named is nomi-
ral.
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dance was very large, the hall being
crowded with the members OF the coun-
ell and guests The program was the
best that has ever been presented at a
similar entertainment among the Cath
ole societies. Between the first and
second part q luncheon was served
The opening address was delivered by
the grand knight Of Spalding Council.
Vincent A. Sheehy, who extended con-
CALCULATIONS to all present on the sue
cess OF 5palding Council during the past
eight years. Following the address Of
the grand knight the three Troddeu
brothers, in connection with the Greater
Washington Minstrel Company. consist
ing OF thirty clever vOcaIists and come
dians. entertained the audience and
were received with tremendous ap-
pIause
The opening chorus was a popular
medley by the entire company, after
which My Old Kentucky Home" was
sung bv T. j. Trodden, sr.; If You
Want to Meet a Jonah, Shake Hands
With Me- Mack Athey; coster song, 5.
T. Harrison; Where the Morning GIor-
les Irvine" w J. Curtain: IF the Man
In the Moon was Coon" Frank TrOd-
den
Washington's "FaVOriJe' vocal quar-
tet and the symphony Quartet. which is
composed of Messrs. Chick. Schriveuer.
Galiher and Hunter. rendered Gas Ed
wards latest success. Farewell, Xii
larn6y." which is especially dedicated
to the Knights OF Columbus "a Friend
of Mine Told Friend of Mine" was
sung by Lee Monkey: Love Me and the
World Is Mine" T. r. Petit; mo We'd
ding Bells For Ne" James Tieraeyi
mouologue. "A Few Minutes with
Thomas J. Trodden, jr." and finale.
The second part Of the program was
made up of q selection by Pistoris Or
chestTa; clog dance, Harry Wright,
The Nerveless Wonders Atkinson
and Birney; tenor solo Cby reQuesU.
"kitty's Eyes Are Irish Z. I'M Max
we'll; Frank A. Wiegand. in his imita-
ton Of The Original Dutchman;" bass
solo, J. Frank Duggan; Prof. Charlie
magne KOehler. in a dramatic recital.
bass solo Richard Burke, Spellbrlng
aRd HeinOld. in their musical specially,
tenor solo, Philip Lee Scantling; bass
solo, William Clabaugh. and the versa
tile comedian. Denis Connel.
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Quincy and lexington
Streets Row Just Com
pleted Prove Popular.

One Of the great needs of people who
bny the average new house, and in the
average house Of any OF our Eastern
cities. is that of opportunity for life in
the open.
The building Of houses in compact
rows in the cities east Of the Ale
ghenies has tended to do away with
porches and piaZZas, so prominent a
feature of the average Southern and
Western home.
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Wide, Covered Front Porches.

Sheahan. Harry Frank. p. O'Callahan,
Edward Collins, Daniel Stanton. George
Hunt, and p. II. GriR The dramatic
entertainment was well put on, and the
various parts were well sustained by
those participating
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Councils Anniversary
Marked With Celebration

Spalding Council. Of the Knights of
Columbus, celebrated its eighth ami
versary on Thursday evening at the
Knights Of Columbus Hall. The atten-
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A progressive euchre for the benefit OF
Carroll Institute will be held next Tues
DAY evening IN the hall of the institute.
The euchre viii be first-class in every
detail and a most enjoyable affair is
looked for. It is said that the prizes
viii be among the finest ever presented
at Washington euchre. J. Martin Nc
kee is the chairman of the COMMITTEES
having the euchre in charge.