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AMERICAN HOLIDAYS
BY FREDERIC j. HASKIM.

then became the choice OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic. but II was NOT
until May ;. 1858. that the das was ers3
by Official order. On that day General
Orders No H. was issued over the name
OF John A Logan, cOmmander-ln-cblef Of
the Grand Army Of the Republic, naming
May 30 as Decoration Day. with the hops
that 1t viii be kept up from year 10 year
while a survivor remains to honor the
memory Of his departed comrades"
Memorial Day varies in the South with
the blooming Of the flowers april IS is
observed in four States. May 70 in TWO,
May 81 IN one. and June in several 9th
ers. There is a general movement 20 have
June 3, the birthday Of Jefferson Davis.
set aside by ali Southern States as Memo
rlal Day. Not long ago a writer offered a
special plea that the two Decoration Days
De united Ia one and observed as Union
Day. II was such q fraternaI feeling as
TINS that caused the women Of Columbus.
MISS, 10 garland the graves Of the Union
dead as well rs the Confederate one year.
ana ana 50 inspire that beautiful poem, The
Blue and the Gray"
There are only four DAYS in the calen-
OARS Of the nation and the States that
are set aside because they are birthdays
OF great men Washington, Lee, Lincoln.
and Jefferson Davis are 50 honOred. The
observance Of Washlngton-s Birthday is
general and runs the Eamut OF varied
observance. from the careful reading Of
his farewell address in Congress and the
biennial procession through the streets
OF historic Alexandra. Va, 70 gay mar
ties where ices masquerade as cherry
trees and hatchets. IL is a legal holiday
IN al States and Territories except Mis-
SissipPi- Seven Southern States recognize
Lee birthday as a holiday. fourteen
Northern and Western States pay lie
tribute 10 Lincoln. and nine Southern
States set aside Davis birthday Recent
~ Los Angeles set aside as Arbor Day
the birthday Of the wizard Of the plant
world, Luther Burbank
Aside from the Observance OF Christ
mas. the church calendar days on the
holiday calendar are few Shrove Tues
day IS holiday IN the State Of Alabama
and IN the parish Of Orleans in Louis
lana Good Friday is a legal holiday IN
nine States. while All Saints Day, No
vember I, is q Louisiana holiday II is
on All Saints Day that this Southern
city witnesses the decoration Of the vaults
in Old St Louis. the most arlstocratic
OF all American cemeteries. for they who
lie there were known 70 high estate in
the old days Of history Election day in
different states, Arbor Day in twenty
six, and Labor Day il the States and
Territories. except North Dakota. are
considered legal holidays
Even as special days in the church cal
endar for many centuries have proved
a stimulus 20 religious feryor. so national
holidays prove a stimulus 10 enlightened
patriotism Says George Eliot NO ma
ton has ever become great without hoIi-
days and professions dedicated 70 the
noble"
TO-mOrrOw-America Railway En-
cheering.
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sELF-MADE MEN OF OLD.
This Nation Not Alone In Developing
Remarkable Characters.


Remarkable Characters.
Until recently We have been accus-
toned 20 speak OF the United States as
the land of the "self-made" man-where
poor boys win their way with ease 10
fame and fortunes. But OF recent years
the puerile cry Of limited opportunity"
has been raised-and still remains the
slogan OF some. II is granted that Amer
lea would Yet be more democratic than
the olden days Of aristocracy, Of knights
and ladies. when the strict lines of birth
and caste dominated opportunities and
held the serf and peasant 20 his feuGSl
lord.
Yet those days held their Carnegies,
Edisons. their low-bOrn geniuses with pen
and pallet. Is this list not inspiring to the
weakling in these haIcycn days OF oppor-
tunity? Witness: Aesop and Homer were.
respectively. a hunchback slave and a
blind beggar.
Christopher Columbus was a sailor, the
son of a wOOl-cOmber.
Charles Dickens was a label-sticker in a
shoe-blacking factory.
Benjamin Franklin, journeyman printer,
son Of a candlemaker.
Napolean, a penniless second lieutenant
in 17S5; nineteen years later, crowned en-
perOr.
John Keats. one OF the worlds exquisite
poets. was the son or a hostler.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. OFFICE
O; tie Superintendent United States Capitol Build
ing and Grounds. Washington D. G. March 5
lso.-ScalCd proposals Tin duplicated viii BE- re-
ociTed and publicly opened az the above Office on
WEDNESDAY March 3. 1905, at Il O'Clock noon
for WoaJhcTpfom and rubbeTcOFCred electric wire
switches conduit. &c. for the Office building
United States Senate. Washington d. C. Material
20 he delivered AZ the building Erection Of same
not included. Specifications and schedule can he
had upon application 20 the above Office. Each
bid must be accompanied By a certified check OF
surety bond in the sum Of 5 per eentum Of the
amount o. bid Sureties 20 the amount II % uer
centum OF the contract price VIII BE- required with
the contract. The right is reserved 10 reject any
or All bids and TO waive technicalities and infor-
mslities. ELLIOTT WOODS Superintendent United
States Capitol Building ard Grounds
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY.

SCHEDULE II EFFECT EbkUAhi T. lSSa
Leave Washington New Union station
SOS T. IA. and s1O q m--DalIy-Au points On
Norfolk and estern. also hnoxglle, Ch4ttanOosa
and Memphis.
1875 ,. n--Daily-Roanoks, Bristol Winston
salem, knoxville Chattanooga, NASHVILLE Mernphss
New Orleans Through Sleeper Dining CzrS.
For NorfOlk-Leaye Washington "a a u daily,
Il - q VI. DAILY. SIS D. u. d1iJ. Attic NOIIOIE
u . I. ~. a. ,. H.. 10 - ?. n
40 p m--Daly-BeTTyEille Luray ShenzadOah.
Trains from the Southwest ErlIs SIS Z u and
II - ,. N
AL information Fourteenth street and New York
aEenpe lBOnd bulldlngl.
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AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A. wEsCHLER. Aucsioneer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF 1910 SHARES OF THE
CAPUZAYA MINING STOCK
By virtue Ct a decree Of the Supreme Court Of
the District q Columbia, in the case Of George C.
Brooks, executor Of the estate Of Sarah T. Brook
deceased, against Eugene Davis, Equity. No g4S
passed on the 18th day Of February, 1905 / viii sell
At public auction ten thousand one hundred shares
Of stock in the Capuzaya Mining Company TO the
highest bidder therefor. On the lSr DAY or
APRIL 1906. az my Office IN the Columbian Law
Building. 4l6 Fifth street northwest Room 7Ol
Washington d. c., at O'Clock in the afternoon
Terms Of sale, all cash. F. Ii. STEPHENS
Trustee.
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;ers Department. Washington d. c. March t.
lsS--Sealed proposals.. IN trirJicate, will be re-
ceirod a this ofice until II O'Clock A. n. THURS
DAY, Aprli Is zoos, and then Dubiicly opened. for
furnishing and delivering fuel forage. and straw al
Washington Barracks and Washington. d. G Forts
MyeT and Hunt, Virginia; Fort Washington Mary-
land. and al the Arlington National Cemetery Viz
ginia; for fuel AZ Pumping station Rosslyn Viz
gnia; Richmond. Virginia; Charlotte, y C.. and
Annapolis. Maryland, for mineral OIL Al Washington
Barracks and Washington. d. c. +. Forts Mycr and
Hunt, Virginia. and Fort Washington Maryland: for
gasoline al Fort Mysr Virginia. Also Tor removing
ashes, refuse matter furnishing ice laundering tow
els ana shoeing animals In Washington. D. c.. dur
lng the fiscal year commencing July l. 1905. BLANK
forms and instructions for making proposals and fur
ther information viii b. furnished intending bidders
upon application 70 this Office. NJ GRAY IA
LiNShl. Major and Quartemaster L. ;. Army,
IN charge q Depot
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UAASAkEAAE q ONO RAILWAY.

NOAE-fSpaAsovd Only lliOIlnzlOl. and nOt
Guaranteed
an T. NJ o. LIMITED. D4lly-kaSt ses-
iusiie Train fullIla2 ItTs LexIngLOn LOUIS
tliie, CINCINNATI, inoLaDLpOlS. OAICzgO. ana 81
LOuS- OOlAcctlon iOr hLglllA hot Sprlnga- Pun
naAa cars LOustIlie 10 NasnFIsr, ismDaIs, AID Aes
OT.eaLS. DIuilg CARS a Ia c4rJe SurSIce.
liz I. NJ r. v LlAl1AED, Dz,ly-Solid
sssiaOaie lam. Pullman blpypCTs 70 CINCINNATI
Lexington, and BOulsElile- Compartment Sleeping
car u fLSInla bot 5pr1ugs seeE Gays. DInaag cara
"a carte service. fUilnlz 6leepyrs CINCINNATI y
Chlo2gO ana 81 LOUIS. aEd LoulssLlls Ale1npaia,
Na6sTYIlle ana NeH Usleana.
RESERVATIONS ana ucke.S az Chesapeake and Ohio
OLcess % fe41S3 ANA Avenue. " l4Ln street
near +, ana New Union Station Iesepa4oDes lam
iscJ Tor Washington 1erulLAl SaD SerFlc-
u ~. a u
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY,

44OhLL OftILL. 4a-i JENNA. ANk
Ncuee-k Glowing schedule not guaranteed.
rs a H. D1ily -SezbOsTd Mai. Through coaches
and Pullman sleepers 70 Savannah and JacksoaElIe.
Though Eleepen Washington " Hamlet and Ham
let " ALBANIA fsIlor ca u eInehansL Dining
.aIA
! = F. N Dsly-Seaboard Florida Limited Sold
Pullman train through 10 jacksonville and d. Au-
g1sllne Also through sleeySrs 70 PInehuEst, Al
lanta. birmingham. and MenyhIa DlninS cara.
~ 4. N. DA1y-oe4DO4rd ELprsSs- IO-cBss and
PU4snaDs " Savannah and JacksOnSlIle.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B.-FolloWing schedule nsures published only
a. information and are not guaranteed
Fer Atlanta. Birmingham, MOBILE. New Orieana
Asheville, Chattanooga. Menphis s0o T. u and
100 ?. N. daily.
For Roanoke Knoxville. Chattanooga. MenphiA
New Orleans, l0l5 ?. H. daily.
For savannah. Jacksonville. and Florida points,
$40 D. m. daily.
Fo- Columbia. Charleston. Augusta Aiken a:ll
2. N. and $50 ,. N. daily.
Tourist CARS for California. t-i-Weekiy. 40 D n
Local :0r HanisonbUrg SOS a n. daily; sa5 D N
Eeek days; Tor DanTille. s35 g. m daily. and Cox
Charlottesville, SOS a. "a and SO ?. u daily.
Frequent trains 70 and from Blnsmunt
L 5. BROWN. General Agent
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MARION DUCKETT & SON,
635 F St. n. w.

NEW sRoOM HOUSE IN WOODBRIDGE. d. c.
Dakota ave two blocks south Of electric station
facing three streets; city water key IN adjoining
brick house Terms 800 cash balance easy monthly
payments. DIEUDONNE. As It'll St NV. mhl5-3t
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Circuit Court No. 1.

r
Thomas rs Baker and Jackson vs. Baker two
easesls Judgment on verdict Attorneys, ". G..
Prentiss-D. ". Baker and J. c. Adkins
Assignments Cor Monday. March IS 1905:
No s.. Pierce. administrator vs. B-ightwood
Railway Company q AZ. Attorneys. 7. {. TAYLOR
and A :. W0rthiugtOn-C 4. Douglas.
Nc H3 Swift vs. TayioC. Atrorueys A Y.
Bradisy-Stuart McNanzra-
No. -. Williams IS. Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company et al Attorneys
A. 5 Worthingt0n-Herhert * Mic0u Hamilton
Colbert Yerkes x Hamilton. and McEen-ey \
F1anneTJ-
No. AZ. Brown vs.. Callau Attorneys. Howard
BOYD. p h Marshall. and 9f- W Bude-Ralstoa
q Siddons.
No 4ss Doyle vs. Stearns Attorneys. Haullton.
Colbert. Yerkes & Hsmiiton-B. F. Leighton
Ne. 81, Taylor vs. ". ard r Railway Company.
Attorneys. A. Y. Brzdley-C. A Douglas.
No. s55 Hought0n IS. Chase. Attorneys. II. d.
Gordm-E T. EmiE
No s5T Sackerman vs. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys. J. l. PEPPER and
Hayden JOhnsol-C. 4. Douglas
No 40-. McDevitt vs.. lexington and soldiers
Home Railway Company. Attorneys. A. 5. Worth
jngton-C A. Douglas and g. 2. Hoover.
No As. Hurst, &c. rs. Miller Attorneys. c. Z.
ENG and Edwin Fouest-BTandenburg x Brauden-
burg
No SO Hawks vs.. Brown et al Attorneys. A.
: WCrthingtOn-TuCz & KENYON
Nc 81. Wiley vs.. City and Suburban Railway
Company. Attorneys. WoH < R0senberg-C- A.
DOUElas.
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FOB SUBURBAN.
FOR SALE

Nice home and poultry farm. near steam and cleo
trio railroads. al Vienna and about II miles from
Washington; 80 acres; in timber. balance il
good state Of cultivation; good Sroom house twr
poreAes and cellar; well at the door; nice, shady
lawn: barn and all necessary Itbuildngs including
poultry house l2xlOS feet six 20 rds for chicken nuns
lSXS0 each; incubators. bTOoders ! horse and
harness. ! farm wagon / daytla; ~ farming i'm
plemeuts used on the place; IL puie white Wyan
dots. fine COWS. 2 hefers; all iced on the place
price. $500; $500 cash. the balance 70 suit TIN.
property is in a nice neighborhoOd. VIM make a
profitable and desirable home.
j. r. JERMAN,
Fairfax & Vienna Va. AS 18th 81 NV. Wash ID. G.
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JUSTICE GOULD
No. Z679. Ratio IS. Ratio: guardian sd lire1n ap-
pointed. Attorney. Howard B0yd-
Assignments for Monday March Is 1905:
No lsL American GraphCphons Company -
Smith Attorneys, Fulton & LewiS-A. ; Worth
ingt0n-
No 20 McGoTan IS Elr0y- Attorneys, c. T.
Hsndler-Burks & Bendhein-
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Probate COurf

SINIlIE UOOLD-
Estate Of james F. Scaegs; petition for probate
and record of viii and letters Of administration
c. T. a Attorney. G. 2. Sullivan.
Estate Of Ellen NJ. Cotton; motion TO frame issue
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RUG WEAVING.

RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS; the only
weaving factory Of its kind IN the city. WASH
INGTON RUG CO.. SCI sIh 81. Nv. Phone II. SxS.
.alG9t
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IF YOU THINK OF BUYING A COUNTRY
home. better see now a. It's worst; psiees are
higher later in season.
mhl.sB c. G. STEPHENSON. Herndon. Va.
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

WE COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS. RENTS.
government and estate claims; no charge unless
successful FULLER AGENCY. Room u, lns y
y I'VE pc7-a
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For SALE

Nice little poultry truck farm 40 acres; good
s-room house. in a nice shady lawn large barn:
hen houses, brooder house; plenty Of fruit Price
81 go; 500 down. the balance 10 suit purchaser This
Is mise little farm and worth the price asked for IL
J. f. JERMAN,
Fairfax Vienna. Va. AIS 18th St NV, Wash d. &.
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FOR SALE

About 4 mile from the station; 6s acres. 4-room
house; sits up a high elevation: some frait; will
stock this place with jersey cow Is white legho-n
hens. I pure-bred Berkshire SOW Price $50 On
real easy terms. This is a great bargain.
j. +. JERMAN.
Fairfax Vienna, Va. AS 18th St NV. W ash. d. G.
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NEW YORK REAL ESTATE.

NEW YORK CITY REAL ESTATE Is THE
safest and most profitable investment in the world
For particulars call on or address PIERCE
REALTY CO Qne). FRANK H. PIERCE, Secre-
arytreasurer. Branch ONCE National Metropolitan,
Bank Bldg, Washington. d. c. mhl0-eodst
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TYPEWRITERs FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-N0. UNDERWOODS. FROM 60
up; No. Remington. SO; divers and other bar
gains BALL. MATTINGLY & DE NEALE l4o7
New York ave. NV. ID door. mhz-u
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No. 5o2A- Norman L LGnsburgh Va. Lewis Bennett
ct al; udgment from justice q the peace, SeO
Attorney, Charles W. Clagett
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a. MHDOht EA4A-r
Clerk House Of Representatives,
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Equity Suit.
Lawsuit

No. H679 Charles G. Ratio. infant. vs. Sarah
Ratio ct al for partition. Attorney, Howard BOYD
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JUSTICE STAFFORD.
Asssgursrs7ts for Monday. March Is. 1908.
United States -. AndrW jenkins.
United states vs. John Howard.
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DANCING.

NINE MCCARTNEY. TEACHER OF FASHION.
able dancing; private lessons 3 speciality. 1Ss
81 s. Main @S2m> uzhu,2st
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROCERY. MEATS. PROVISIONS: NV. LOCA-
ticn; inventory daily sales days average SIS:
Saturday. $225 THORNTON & JAMES, 7os 1ith
ST. NV mhl56t
LADY WITH YEARS EXPERIENCE DESIRES
gentleman Of capital TO establish boarding house
at Atlantic City. Address BOX !. Herald Office.
mhS30t
Thornton q James, 7O6 11th st. NV
Dealers all kinds business places: excellent selection
grocery. cigar. confectionery stores rooming houses
saloons. rnbs-so+
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United States -. AndrW jenkins.
United States rs. John Howard
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD
Assignments for Monday March Is zoos.
United States vs. James Williams and joseph 7.
Taylor.
United States vs.. Lum Butler
Arrs1.nents-Ap Appeals.
No g. Haller Wallpaper Company vs. Andrews.
Attorneys. J. A. Hicks and Z s. Baney-J Il.
Adriaaus
No S. Lsnney Capital Traction Company
Attorneys, Leo Simmons-G. 7. Dunlop
No y Walker IS Shugrue ATTORNEYS. J L
Pugh and +. l. Miioheli-J. ". Cox and J. T.
Scherier.
No 3 Ward vs.. Eureka Life Insurance CON-
pany- Attorneys. T. n HopeWen-J T. AIeNsly.
No. l6 Lankiord vs. Swami Attorneys, J. A.
Cobb--W N. Ohiey
Ne =. Leay vs.. Nolan. Attorneys. D. ".
O'Donoghre-R. G. Donaldson.
Nc ~ Michel vs. Michel. Attorneys. J. A.
Buffers. ID Truitt
Ne s. United States Express COMPANY N
Washington Railway and Elect-ic COMPANY. AtsoS.
nsy, a. A. Bilg,
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DENTISTRY.
DENTAL WORK

DENTAL WORK.
Set OF Teeth and Gold CroWns s. up: Gold FILL
ings s. up; Silver Filings. SOC. Work glaranteed
No pain DR.. GEO. l. EDAoNDS. go b st. NV
jai0-u
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; NO EXTRACTING
pain; look, feel, act, and last LONGER than nat
ural teeth shrlnken faces made normal; painless
films. DR.. J. Z. WILSON, l2os st. NV uy2s-n
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Assignments for Monday. March IS. 1915.
No 80 Mckenzie Capital Traction Company
Attorneys. Lecide. Fulton 4 Cox-R T. Perry *
Son and q. T. Dunlop
No. SS. Mears vs. Jones Attorneys, c. l. Frai-
ley-Arthur Peter
No. &c International Trust Company rs. Howard.
ATTORNEYS, W q. Clephane-B. II. Warner. r.
No. or. International Tr.st Company vs. Crook
Attorneys. sane.
Attorneys same
No. SOIL International Trust Company vs.. How
ard. Attorneys. sane.
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Paper Hangings, Wall Coverings.
L. L. DERRICK, ST. VI. Ave
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For SALE

A nice fruit farm IS acres; good 5.room house,
well az the door, 500 pear trees 600 peach trees Just
coming in bearing. This farm Is well fenced and Is
IN q very good state of cultivation. Price. 50 DO.
j. f. JERMAN,
Fairfax Vienna. Va AIS 18th st NV. Wash, d. e.
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RAILROADS.
ILYIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE G. OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON TIE ODD HOUR
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
/ NEW TERMINAL. I'D STREET, NEW YORK.
100 a. m Diner. Pullman Paror.
800 A. m Buffet Paror- kive-bour Train
$500 q. N Diner and Pullman ParIoy Car.
III 90 g. N Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.
100 2. ~ Diner and Pullman Pari0r Car.
800 ,. N. Royal Limited" All Pullman 5-hOur.
1890 ,. Coaches to Philadelphia.
800 D. N Diner and Pullman P4rior-
900 D. ~ Coaches " IEilaaelpnIa-
u ~ y. SleeDerA
~ a. SieeDeIs.
ATLANTIC CI4l. KsO. $40. Iuoo = n. uSO
/ '309 ?. -
ANNAPOLIS, week days. 500 a u. LAS noon.
~ y ~ sundays. ~ A. N. 80 y. N
TO BALTIMORE
! ~ ERf hOUt On THE HOUR"
WEEK days. 30 a. q 10 SO .. M
~ 80. lS2o. 10. ~ Is9g. gS9, 100.
/ ~ -DV. ~ g. u. ilzses nOOn. 1lzsy0 In,
sD !z1 .s1y. 30. 49, I4aD. Is:aS. .s1s,
!,NS SSe leav. ~. l1AD 90. ts-Ss ~ ~
I MA. LIN. III y
WESTWARD.
NhlCAbOs BIO H. ~. IL. ~ D. M
C-NC4NAAll. -. LOLIa, and LOUISVILLE.
s-is =; H. a ~ }. IA. -Lz:l0 night
DlgnL
CLEVELAND. ss.IO ,. IA
SOLCMDOS. .5-O y N
hlNShSsIER, fs;i9 e. ~, ISaD, 800 ,. u.
q shsoEAlCh. ls-A. lS-D. Ssa9 a. N. sle. Ii1o.
hAGEKsTOWN. f9aO =. N, 800 p u.
daily. IExcepI sunday. ssunday Only
1.LEPhONEo Al al Of the following Iicket Of
hoes: All Y 81 NV, Main l5sli sis Pehnssiyauls
Main IN: Information Bureau Main 10
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS PROPERTY

fOk LEASE Or SALE FOR FACTORIES
Frontage loof0ot sections on RossIyn branch r r.
extending back 200 f. 70 frontage on Arlington
branch Mt. Vernon Ry. long terms; low rent Ap-
ply 10
ROBERT A. and r. II. PHILLIPS Owners.
mhlit 1910 II 81 DIV.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

WANTED - BY a RELIABLE WHITE NAN
lith S. ne. r,t1e =.
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WALL PAPER.

PLACE YOUR ORDERS FOR PAPERHANGING
and painting: frst-elass work; prices reasonable.
estimates furnished. EDWARD L. HOFFMAN. I7O9
18th St nw. Phone North 100 mhlODt
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MASSAGE,

SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE. FACE AMI sCGTP.
Swedish movements; appointments ont. omen
Sundays: M-noor front: walk in SIS 18th St NV.
mhl2-90t
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IS ACTS. good eightTOOm dwelling beautifully
located on fine road; miles from city; not on car
line. $500; 5000 down, balance 20 suit
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

NANrED-A GOOD PREssER. 1924 y CAPT
to S.
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The decoration of the graves OF the sol
diers in America is Of Southern origin.
the women OF Georgia and Alabama be-
ginning the work as early as 1856. Other
States took up the pretty idea in both the
North and the South, and now there are
two legal holidays in some OF the States.
for where sentiment was divided in the
SOS there Is a Decoration Day for the
Union dead and a Memorial Day for the
Confederate dead. For the Union ceIebra-
ton the 30th of May is the one and only
day. This was formerly a Southern date;
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