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Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-30
BIRTHS

McCOY-To Roland and Lou Mccoy (nee Oxen
dine) Pasqual avenue.
PERALES-To Clement and Guadalupe Per-
ales (nee Torres), 756 Los Angeles street.
ROWLAND-To Alexander and Annie Row
lend (nee Alvarado), $50 East FIfty-third.
SAENZ-To Matthew and Mariana Saenz
(nee Slvas), $50 Richmond street.
SAMPLE-To Warren Joseph and Mary E..
Sample (nee McGarvey). IT'S East Four
teenth.
SARAGOSSA-To Arthur and Reinette Sara
gossa (nee StewarD 2429 Linard street.
SQUIRE-To Francis Edward and Anna Kath-
crime Squire (nee Porter, 906 West Eighty
second street; residence Downey.
WEISS-To Charles and Theresa Weiss (nee
Ingarten), b25 San Bonita street.
ZURLO-To d. A. and Theresa Zurlo (nee
Azzaro), 42S West Sixty-first street.
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KAYSER S !;
G.: ::!$:'as; IL; 7; GLOVES
Every pair: ~ - - y
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-BLACK AND TAN FEMALE DOG;
tan colored breast and feet. with white
marks; weight about IL pounds; license No.
3OO6. Bring to 1861 NORWOOD ST. and re-
ceive reward, or phone West 1896. 5-3O-31
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-30
EXCHANGES


Equity $1,000 in $1,000 business block for
acreage.
s1250-Two beach lots for city or acreage;
will assume.
S25.OOO mortgage s12.00O the only modern
UP to date furnished apartment house and
store building IN town population 10000; will
take Los Angeles residence up to $1,000; bal
ance cash.
$500 cash and corner store building to ex-
change for city cottage
S4S75-Clear. 10 rooms. Grand Rapids. Mich.
for California.
$3.50; mortgage s14oO 11-room house. beach;
furnished want bungalow, city.
Equity $1,000 in Groom bungalow for clear
property.
Equity s1iOO in Groom bungalow for lot or
acreage.
For sale, a 10 year lease on we'll located
building lot; storehouse can be erected at
small expense that will pay well on the in
vestment. The lot is leased at $40 year.
Call and see us. We know 1t will interest
you. LEAEY e. SON.
FOR EXCHANGES
After trying other agents
without success, consult
LEAHY q SON. sixth and Main SITS.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-30
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH

woRSHIPING IN THE AUDITORIUM,
COR. FIFTH AND OLIVE.
PREACHING BY THE PASTOR,
REV. ROBERT j. BURDETTE, ID. d.,
MORNING SERVICE AT IL; SUBJECT.
Grapes of Eschol"
ADMINISTRATION OF ORDINANCE OF
BAPTISM BY IMMERSION.
EVENING SERVICE AT 7;45; SUBJECT,
Guarding the Soul"
SPLENDID SINGING. LARGEST ORGAN
ON PACIFIC COAST. BRUCE GORDON
KINGSLEY MUS. DOC, ORGANIST; 1000
SEATS FREE. STRANGERS CORDIALLY
WELCOME.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-30
GIRLS

FUDGER-To Richard Barry and Eva Kath-
crime Fudger (nee Johnson), 10a9 Eden ave-
rue; residence Toronto.
and saba Fujino (nee
MakanishD, $40 Boston street
HARBERT-To George and Florence Harbert
(nee Alderman), 2S37 East Sixth street; resi-
dence Seattle.
HARDMAN--To George C. and Myrtle Irene
Hardman (nee Mckinney, 9241a East Tenth.
JoHNSON-To Nels A. and Krestina johnson
(nee Swanson). 1923 East Thirty-third.
RusselD, 528 East Thirty-fifth street.
kELLY-To James j. and Rose Boyd Kelly
(nee Keenan), 84S Mallard street.
KOBSYASHI-To Kazo and Mani Koboyashi.
s3S Santee street
LESHER-To Benjamin B. and Clara Lesher
nee Egeterl 21s West ThIrty-eighth.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-30

IF YOU WANT TO EXCHANGE YOUR
PROPERTY LIST IT WITH US. WE
HAVE A LARGE LIST. BOTH CITY AND
COUNTRY,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-30
Weather Conditions

Weather Conditions
SAN FRANCISCO. May 29.--There has
been a rapid fall In pressure over Nevada
accompanied by cloudy weather, light rain
and high wind. AS yet no rain has fallen
in California, and the disturbance may not
back over the Sierras. High winds are also
reported along the coast of California. The
temperature has fallen from 10 to is de-
grees in the Sacramento valley and in north
ern Nevada.
Forecast
For Los Angeles and vicinity-Cloudy
Saturday; possibly showers In the noun
tains: fresh south winds.
For San Francisco and vicinity-Cloudy
unsettled weather Saturday, with brisk
northwest winds.
For Santa Clara valley-Cloudy Saturday.
brisk north winds
For Sacramento valley-Cloudy Saturday,
with showers in the foothills and mountains
fresh north winds.
For San Joaquin vailey-Cloudy Saturday
with showers in the mountains; fresh west
winds.
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ATToRNEYs-AT-LAW

MARRIAGE AND PROBATE LAWS. NO FEES
without suecesl 4. p. koREY. 81 stiuson.
Third and SPINE Fhops STA Open eves-
ipgA o-i-&
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District No. 9
CONTEST NO. 2
EraternaI lodues

Jr o. Q. a. MI 1talIcOch OOuIIIIr 80 81 -
NJ W. A. Golden state camp No, 71O. 20 45O
Coahuilla tribe, I. o. r. NJ. No. 102 San
paroard,no . .....................14,69 SOL
v Ivanhoe Homestead, No. 1lls.. IL. $50
0rder owls nest No 1875 .,................12,1H
Gsn tJur tribe Court No 4 ...............1,746
Monrovia Temple No. los, Pythian Sisters 1o, Oo6
Vernon camp No. 9S75. NJ W. A......... $500
n F court Los Angeles No. 422...... s,O35
Fraternal Aid Assn, No. ia. Whittier. 6,42S
w. O. W. No So, La Fiesta camp........ e'4S
NJ W A cal camp No 11193........... 3, 340
NJ w A No 795 Whittier ,,.......... 1855
Il T. of g No. 1871 T. A. council. ....... 2,O5s
Pacidc camn M w A................. 800
Fraternal Aid Assn, No. 100. Florence zoo
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-30
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

JOHN QUINCY ADAMS HENRY, Pastor.
Preaching at II a. and 7:45 p m Morn
ing topic. THE Redemption OF the City"
Evening subject. Anarchy. the Red Rebel
lion: Its Cause and Cure" Sunday school
$3.50. Young Peoples demonstration at
ESQ., Rev. Mr. Gould will give a stereopti-
con lecture on China" free. Midweel
service Wednesday. All seats free. Tho
people welcome. 5-30-1
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-30
POOL ROOMS

Pool hall; a cracKerjack; located where
there is no competitions; easily clears $500 q
month; fine living rooms overhead; rent
only $3.50; two years lease. 1 have been
price si4OO. See my agents. LEAHY & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-30
PHOTO STUDIO

s275-Wanted. photographer. I have up
to date and well equipped studio; cost OF
equipment $1,000; my partner, who is a pho
tographer, must leave; do the outside work
and get plenty of business; amount required
for half interest $275. II party wants the
SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-30
LUNCH ROOM AND REsrAURANrs

A BUSINESS PROPOSITION
For good city property and some cash
will turn over my old-established CEN
trally located lunch room in the city;
seats over 100 people. average business OF
s175 a day. guaranteed; will prove II to a
person meaning BUSINESS years lease on
property; cheap rent. Price $4,000; up-to-
date equipments LEAHY 81 SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-30
CIGARS. LUNCHES. NEWS STANDS. ETC.

BEST OF ITS KIND IN CITY.
For sale exchange, lunch counter and
cigar stand; doing average business Of se5
a day; long lease, which Is very valuable;
price $4,000; investigate: will take good real
estate and some cash. See my agents.
LEAHY & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-30
Sentenced to Jail

Jesus Romero, charged with stabbine
A. Silva, has been sentenced to ninety
DAYS in the county JAIL
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-30
District Nc 2

Tu1ia Indge Codfrey's restaurant ......,..N, 695
Narv Risch. no E. 18th ........,.........23.79 l
sadie c1ihhons gas S Los Angeles ........11, 002
Anna crosse. b35 S Los Angeles.......... 9,19l
lii schmidt 4O44 Woodlawn ............. ,063
lao Norris 1s2 s hin ..................... 7,779
Grace parks 29OO London ................. 6,S74
Tuiia 1,onera 2801 o. Sth ................. s, 1O7
Mrs p w Ahlborn 1922 S. Los Angeles. 800
MAJ Rronner 100 Griffith ............... 5O23
Anita HoIman. office Red Theater Coupon. 1881
Ruth Schofield, 3943 S. Hin...........,.'.. 481
Marjorie Hehel g3S McGarry ,............. 4,03S
Ella Rarnett 15O5 70. 52d ................... 1886
Ella ballard. cafe Bristol ,...,........... 1888
Ruby Vaughn, 1O45 e. 31st .....,...n...... S,OS0
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-30

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH
Hope street, near Ninth.
REV. VIM HORACE DAY, ID. d., Pastor.
REV. WARREN #. DAY, ID. d.,
Pastor Emeritus.
HARRY CLIFFORD LOTT, Choirmaster.
The pastor speaks In the morning and even
ing. At II his subject will be
"The New Patriotism,
a Memorial day sermon. The Boys brigade
will attend in a body. At 74b, Mems league
service; subject,
"Chrysostom, the Preacher"
the second sermon on Great Men of Faith
On next Sunday. June 7, the twilight COM
munion and reception OF members $3.50, Will
take the place OF the usual evening serclce
$780,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-30
THE WEATHER

LOS ANGELES. May 90 1908.
Time. Bar, ITher. IIIumwind vel weather
am 1888 Sc 81 \ S 2 Cloudy
5 pm. 1884 So So sw Clear
Maximum temperature "a.
Minimum temperature "a.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-30
ICE PLANT AND MEAT BUSINESS

$500 will put you into of the best mod
ern and up to date meat businesses and ice
plants in Southern California; has fine
slaughter house, equipment the best; includ-
ing head OF horses, wagons and other
things too numerous to mention. This price
includes 10 acres fine land, running water In
plenty; business exceeds $500 a month: more
than $500 profit
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-30
GROCERIES


Average business 5000 a day, will stand
strictest investigation; grocery, meat and
bakery business In best little town near
Los Angeles; rent $50 a month. Price
$4,000: center of all the business. II you
mean business see my agents. LEAHY d
SON.
For sale or exchange at invoice. my fine
up to date grocery in southwest, doing an
average business of $50 per day; rent only
$50; years lease; 2 horses and wagons;
nice barn in rear. Want good city property
and $1,000 cash for everything; will invoice
about $500; money maker.
ATTENTION
Grocery at invoice, about $1100; stock fresh;
receipts $28 to $50 day cash; by soliciting
double business; best locality; corner
store; good horse and wagon; fixtures at N
of cost price. The time to buy is when a
party wants to sell. See US at once.
Grocery stock that is a stock; best To-
cation In Los Angeles for a grocery store
doing fine business; good lease and will
invoice about $3.50. See my agents.
LEAHY & SON.
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II you want to go east c. Haydock.
Agent Illinois Central r. r.. 11s w eth.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-30
CHURCH NOTICES

Cor. Twelfth ana fiower eus'
Rev. Baker P. Lee, Rector
Every Sunday morning at 1880. holy commun-
ion. Sunday school, $3.50 a. M. morning
prayer and sermon at II a. m; snh1eot
Royal Manhood" Anthem by the QUARTET
Jesus Only" Rotol and the ofertoriunl'
'Tnflammatus." from "Stabat Mater, Ros-
and sermon, 1880 D. M, subject, practical
Religion" Strangers cordially invited. Uni.
versity cars pass the door b-SO-i
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-30
ST. PAUL'S
PRO-CATHEDRAL

b23 South Olive street
Very Rev. WILLIAM MAC CORMACK,
Dean and rector. 1880. holy communion: IL
a M, morning prayer and sermon; 7:45.
evening prayer and sermon. The rector
breaches both services. $500
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-30
Rulec and Regulations
Contest No. I

CONTEST NO. 1-For young ladies'
This contest has been divided into ten
districts, three divisions being made In
the city of Los Angeles and seven for
the counties of Southern California
These districts are fully outlined on
this page.
The young lady who receives the
largest number of votes in the entire
ten districts will have first choice of
the premiums that appear below marked
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Homo bakery and restaurant for sale
located in the best neighborhood in Los
Angeles; the place at present is closed
but the fixtures worth twice what
they ask You must hurry; price only
Sl25. See us. LEAHY & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-30
THE FELLOWSHIP

Mrs. Benjamin Fay Mills will speak in
Blanchard hail. 233 South Broadway. at II
a. m. on Bread, Butter and brotherhood"
Violin music by Alfred Walper. All seats
free. 5-30-2
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-30

Saloon located in nearby town, has a
business of s7b per day; good lease; rent
very low and can be bought right See
LEAHY & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-30

We have for sale two excellent meat mar
kets In a high class town, about 80 miles
from Los Angeles; both owned by the same
party. and well equipped for business in
every respect; one Of the markets you can buy
for $500; the other he wants $1,000. For par
ticulars call and see LEAHY & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-30

Restaurant located at San Pedro with a
good big trade and also with liquor
license and is one of tho best buys that
we have ever had. See us at once,
LEAHY & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-30

without success. consult
L4EAHY q SON. sixth and Main SITS.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-14
Opcrnn bY PonnInr Vote.

Tomorrow night, at the New National
Theater. a unique voting contest Will be
inaugurated. It will differ from the con-
test held last summer at this same the
ater, in that the operas from which TO
choose a repertoire Will not be named.
the Aborns laying themselves liable to
production Of whatever operas may be Sc
lected-or, rather. the ones that secure
the highest vote.
All OF the programmes CT the theater
VIII contain printed slips from now until
June 2, on which Will appear the voting
Instructions. The idea will be to deter
mine in this way just what operas are
most desired by patrons for production
during the month of July. The only re-
striction connected with the contest is
that none Of the operas thus far pre-
sented wifi be repeated. All votes must
be for works that have not been produced
either last summer or this
In the order OF preference the operas
will be given during July, the first to be
for the week beginning July 6. when the
opera receiving the most votes will be
given with complete cast and elaborate
scenic investture.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-14
AT THE PLAYHOUSES.
New NationaI-w. t. Carleton in
"FIOrOdOra."

The diversion OF the policy OF the
Abori. Opera Company 10 a series Of
English musical comedies was a happy
thought. for this fo--7 Of musical presen-
tation has found high favor with the
summer opera clientele at the New Ma
tional Two more weeks Will be devoted
TO operate comedy of the imported Eng
lish brand-the coming week in "Floro-
DORA" with a number Of artists who were
prominent in the same parts under the
Fisher e Ryley management; and the
following week in "San Toy" Among
the artists engaged 10 assume the same
roles with which they have been promi-
nently identified are Philip H. Ryley IN
the comedy character OF Tweedlepunch.
in which he made his greatest hit, and
which led to his later promotion 10 the
rank OF star; William T. Carleton, who
is remembered not only for his success
as Gilfain in "Florodora." but also for
his brilliant career OF many years on
the operatic stage. starring at the head
OF many organizations OF the highest or
der: Mace Bonville former stage man
ager Of the Fisher & Ryley company.
who has been conducting the rehearsals
OF "FlorOdora," ." and Will assume his orig
inal role OF Leandro In its coming pres
entation. and Wilfred Young. the hand
some young barytone. who won high
favor as AbercOed. and viii have the
same part again. Another salutary ac-
QUESTION TO the Abon forces for the week
Is in the special engagement Of Florence
Burdett, a young English singer and
cOmedienne. who came TO this country
last year TO appear In Henry w. Savage's
production OF Tom Jones'" which. by
the way, was presented in Washington
before its New York run. Miss Burdett
won great favor In England In "Floro-
dora" as Lady Holyrood, and Will have
the same role with the AbOrn cast. The
other members Of the array for the com
Ing week are all so well and favorably
known through their efforts In the past
few weeks at the New National as 70
need little reintroduction. They include
Jessie Bradbury. who Will be suitably as
signed as Dolores; Agnes Finlay, as
Angela, Harry Benham, as Donegal:
Edna Reming. as Naleda; Trixie Cadiz.
as Consuelia, and G. w. Phillips as Will
tam. Messrs Aborn are presenting Flo
rodora" for the first time at popular
prices. by arrangement with Mr.. George
Edwardes, OF London, and, as IN their
presentation of his other musical come
dies. the original production OF scenery
and costumes will be duplicated. and the
staging. under the direction Of Mace Bon
vile, will follow the London and New
York presentation OF 'Florodora" In every
detail
The Washington herald., 1908-06-14
The CoIumbin-CeciIin Loftus

Local theatrical interest viii be ceutered
tomorrow night az the Columbia The
ater when William Guettes latest play,
comedy In four acts, entitled That
Little AFFAIR AZ the BoyGs." IN which
Miss Cecilia LOTUS VIII be seen in the
stellar role. will be given its first pro-
duction on any stage. RehearsaIs Of this
new attraction have been IN progress
night and day during the past week un-
der the personal direction Of WlncheH
Smith. who stepped into the front ranks
Of dramatic producers by his effective
work IN staging "Brewsters Millions
and Polly Of the Circus" Mr. Gillette
himself arrived in Washington on Friday
20 complete the final touches Of the prep
aratiOn for the opening. and all concerned
seem TO be very enthusiastic over the
success Of the new play. Nx=2r before
during the summer season has an attrac-
tion OF this importance. combining as il
does the return 10 the legitimate stage
OF one Of Americas most prominent ac-
tresses ard a new play from tho pen Of a
famous author. been offered at a Wash
ington playhouse. and the enormous ad-
vance sale OF seats for the coming week
'--N@-'ANN' NAtaAA ANNta4 pas tftlS AtkaIQ the
event as the most important In months
Quite I'm contrast to usual managerial
custom in supplying the newspapers in
advance with reams Of reading matter
pertaining 10 the play. but very meager
Information has yet been allowed TO reach
the public regarding the plot or scenes OF
That Little Affair at the Boyd's." the
management contenting itself with the
mere announcement that in the leading
character Miss LOTUS Is said 70 have a
role which Will give her the widest op-
portunity she has yet had for the display
OF her extraordinary mimetic powers In
fact, so hopeful is Miss LOTUS that I'm
the Gillette play she has found the We
hiCle she has sought for several seasons
past that she Cancelled contracts in vaude-
vile In order 10 obtain q public verdict
on the new play at the earliest possible
moment
Miss LOTUS supporting company Will
enlist the services OF a score Of people.
many Of whom are prominent and well
known 10 Washington theater-gOers. and
among whom is Dallas Wexford. the noted
English comedian, who scored a remark
able success in Mr.. Hopkinson." Mr..
Wexford is said TO have in the new piece
an unusual opportunity for cOnvulsing
audiences with laughter. There are IN
the cast Joseph Brennan. who scored a
personal hit in Polly OF the Circus
Frederick Lewis. who was Julia Mar
owes leading man last winter. Frederic
Hand, Frank Craven. Willard Robertson.
John Dugan, Robert V. Ferguson. Louis
La Bey, Lon w. Carter. George Spelvin,
Frederic Wolfe. Merceita Esmond Irene
Moore, Jeffreys Lewis. Vira Stowe. Alice
Parks Warren, Elsie Rizer, Leora Moore.
Gertrude Augarde. and Atalanta Nico-
aides. The scenic equipment for the new
Gillette play, which was constructed in
New York, is said to be the most elab- /
rate that has characterized any produc-
ion OF recent years.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-14
zinc ReInrco-nArms nnh thn ,1,

The BeIaScO-"Arms and the Man,
Miss Charlotte Walker enters upon the
third week OF her stay at the Belasco
Theater Tomorrow night with a prOduc-
ton Of Bernard Shaws brilliant comedy.
Arms and the Man" The success OF
Bernard Shaws Candida" last week led
Miss Walker 10 produce another satirical
comedy from the pen Of the brilliant
Irish playwright. and in Arms and the
Man she has selected what is without
doubt his most entertaining comedy
The cction of the play takes place in
Bulgaria, and, although there is a back
ground OF war the play is essentially a
comedy calculated to evoke laughter
The first act takes place in the bedroom
Of Rama Petkoff played by Miss Walker,
and the admirers of that charming lady
may be interested in learning that in the
first act she wears n beautiful nightrObe
The scene in which a Servian officer, pur-
sued by the Bulgarians. climbs a water
spout and breaks into her room as she is
retiring for the night. is highly entertain
ing. This Is the beginning Of the ro-
nance, which eliminates at the end Of
the third act, after some very interesting
complications. Raina is a highly roman
TIC girl, and the unexpected advent of the
officer under such conditions leads her TO
hide him from his pursuers. The next
day he departs in disguise. and six months
later returns TO claim for his wife the
girl who had saved him.
The role of Capt. Bluntschn will be
played by Sydney Mather, who rejoins
Miss Walkers company as leading man.
He will be well remembered for his ex-
cellent work in her support last season.
Edward Ellis viii be seen in the charac-
ter role of Nicola. a part In which his
fine talents should find splendid express
sion. Frances keenan, will be seen as
Louka, a servant Alfred Hudson, sr.,
will have the part OF Maj. Petkoff. and
Ralph Kellard will be seen as Maj. Ser
gius Seranoff of the Bulgarian army.
The comedy is In three acts and will be
fittingly staged
An interesting production in connection
with Arms and the Man" will be the
first performance on any stage tomorrow
The Washington herald., 1908-06-14

Blouse suits OF linen, duck. or other
durable tub materials are very popular
Tor little boys wear, and a pleasing ex-
ample Is here shown. The blouse is
made to close invisibly in double breasted
FASHION over removable shield having
an attached standing collar. while a
broad sailor collar, which extends in mar
rowing width TO the hem, completes the
decoration OF the blouse. The sleeves are
comfortably full, the fullness being ar
ranged In box pleats at the wrist. where
closing Is effected with buttons and
buttonholes. An inserted breast pocket
The Washington herald., 1908-06-14
As to KnOx's Chance.

From the San Antonio Express
Senator Knox's campaign manager says
the Pennsylvania favorite son will go into
the Chicago convention with something
like 200 votes. and will make such gains
after the first ballot as will assure lis
nomination for the Presidency on a sub
sequent ballot. There Is nothing Ike
being optimistic. and sometimes IL may
be profitable 20 claim everything in sight
but the Taft men are asserting with
much confidence that there is not going
to be any subsequent ballot in the Chi
eago convention,
The Washington herald., 1908-06-14

um.' in which Miss Walker will have the
leading role. The play was written by
Mr.. Preston Gibson. of this city. and Is
described as a highly dramatic tragedy
in one act The scene is laid in DOCTOR
Office. the role OF the doctor being played
by Edward Ellis. Sydney Mather will
appear In the role opposite Miss Walker
''The Vacuum" viii be given as a curtain
raiser 10 Arms and the Man" throughout
the week
The Washington herald., 1908-06-14

gives a mannish smartness to the blouse
and belt, which may be Of the ma
terial or of leather. provides a smart
finish. The kniekerboclHers are OF COM
Portable shaping. and are roomy enough
to allow for the small wearer's active
movements. To make the suit In the
four-year size requires 29s yards Of ma
terial Al inches wide. -Four sizes. three.
four, five, and six years.
This pattern may be obtained by in
closing 10 cents TO the Pattern Depart
ment, Washington Herald. 734 Fifteenth
street northwest, and giving number
(s5IS) and size desired,
The Washington herald., 1908-06-14

Mr. Joseph Harrison entertained at a
pupils recital Thursday evening. In which
the following well-selected programme
was heard: Violin solos. "Fantasle
PastOrale, 'Singelee." George Offstein:
Dream Of Love- Bendix. Isabelle Nc
Gee; Air with Variations" Dancla. Virle
Neail; 1ntermezzo from "Cavalleria Rus
ticana." Mascagni. Edna Stouble:
The Washington herald., 1908-06-14

Mr.. Frank II. Shipe has been engaged
as tenor soloist in ST. Paurs English
Lutheran Church TO succeed Mr.. Howard
Butterworth. Mr.. Shipe has n voice OF
good quality. range. and power. and sings
with much intelligence and feeling.