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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-26
PARTISAN WidOws"-Gayery.

When Weber & Rush's famous ',Pari-
sian Widows" appear at the Gayety
tomorrow afternoon, local lovers Of
gingery, up-to-date musical comedy and
hish-class vaudeville wiE get a chance
10 indulge their tastes. The show Is
said 10 present bevies Of smartly cos
TUNED young women conspicuous in
elaborate ensembles amid unusually
handsome settings. in a twO-act fun
fest entitled, stolen Sweets" In the
clio are: Lala Selbini in The Bathing
Beauty" Fields ana Wooley. German
comedians; Rowland and Dugan, in a
neat novelty act, and some others.
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MRS. NJ. LANDOS REED
PURLIC LECTURES

Jan. q, 4:45 p. m. Power
Poise," Scottish Rite Han,
1902 G St; Thurs. Jan. 80. 4:45 p. m,
"GTaCe--Its Elements and Value" Nor
Tlandie Hotel Annex. laos Eye St;
Friday. Jan 81. Sis. Deep Breathing
and the Conversational Voice" Du-
pont Circle. No charge for admission.
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HdS q man created IN GODS image
THE Right of Way to happiness?
This question is discussed to the fun
satisfaction OF the audience in Eugene
Presbrey's dramatic version Of Sir Gil
bert Parker's novel of the same name.
which I<law & .EFlanger viii present at
the Columbia next week. The COM
pany which has been specially organ
lied for this production includes many
local favorites. Guy Standing and
Theodore Roberts are featured by the
management in the respective roles Of
Charley Steele and Joe Portugals, the
ch-Canadian habitant; Miss May
Buckley and Miss Alice Lonnon, who
was Mr.. Wizards leading lady for
many seasons. have the leading femi-
nine roles
Chase's next week will offer a rare
combination of vaudeville variety in a
bin made up of James j. Morton, the
fellow OF infinite Jest Henry Horton
and company in Uncle Lewis Diem
ma" the Five Madcaps; Frank Byron
and Louise Langdon in The Dude De
teetive;" Bobker's Whirlwind Arabs;
Dora Ronca, the Romany violiniste;
Clement De Lion, the billiard ball wiz
ard. and the motion pictures. "A Visit
20 the London Zoo"
Next weeks offering at the Majestic.
ssThe Shoemaker" by the popular play
wight. Hal REID. is said TO be his mas
terpiece. Lew WelCh, comedian and
character actor. viii be seen in the title
role.
Few plays contain more thrilling
climax than the fourth act of His
Last Dollar" which viii be presented
AT the Academy next week. This scene
represents the sheepshead Bay paddock
end first we are treated to a glimpse Of
the horses entering the track; then the
race is described in a vivid manner
there is a dinming Of lights, a swish
IF scenery, and the tumultunus crowd
ut the finish of a race bursts upon US
with its cheers and babIe Of noise.
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srARRED IN aYoN YoNsoN.g

Knute Erickson. of The Orchid
company. starred for hve consecutive
seasons in the West in '.Yon Yonsen."
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THEATRICAL NEWS AND CHAT OF THE WEEK *

20 eclipse any production that Mr..
Woods Aas offered to the public in
some time.
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NEWNAT.oNALTHEA
Philadelphia Orchestra
81 Musicians
IARE. DnET IL On 49,

CARL POHLIG. Conductor
FOURTH TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
CONCERT I FEBRUARY L. AT $50
Soioist- FRITZ KREISLER, Violinist
Programme
Carl Maria Won Weber. Overture. "Oberon.'
Carl P0hig. Symphonic Poem. Per Aspera
al Astra"
"a Hero's Death and Ap0thessis'')
Angel song by chorus OF selected voices.
Max BruCh, Concerto for Violin & Orchestra
Fritz Kreisisr.
Franz List Hungarian Rhapsody. No. T.
Tickets at = Arthur Smiths. 1911 F ST NV.
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WRESTLING TOURNAMENT!
Next Week-CALIFoRNIA GIRLS

DANCING Assembly Dances at RiasE
DEALN VI Arrnory every sat. Eve.
The Davisnns' Academy. us 9TH 81. ny. Class
Ewes, Tues Thurs, az T. Receptions at 9
Private Lessons day OF Evening with music
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DULL COMEDY,
FARCE SUCCESS,
FAIR TRAGEDY

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FOR SALE.

TALK WITH ALAN IEAHgoN
BELL loo. PEOPLES Sc 81 80
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Little Locals.

The proudest man in Ensley today ls
Capt L. f. HarVille, the veteran engineer
of the Birmingham Southern railway.
This morning he was given a brand new
engine. replacing the old No /. Captain
Harville put in the entire day showing
her off. The new engine is beauty
and justifes the pride and admiration OF
the engineer.
A fine black horse. whose owner is not
known. was drowned this afternoon in
Village creek near the Birmingham. Rail-
way, Light and Power company bridge.
II seems the place where the horse was
drowned was in. the nature of a bog,
and after getting in the mire the strug-
giles of the horse caused him to sink until
he was drowned
The names Of Miss Miligan and Miss
Bentley who were reelected as teachers
In the Ensley public schools, We're
through an oversight omitted from the
list published in The Age-Hersld.
Camp Doyle, under the command Of
Major Herbert, entertained the Ladies
Aid society OF ST. Anthonys church yes
terday at dinner. The boys have had a
fine time since being in camp, notwith-
standing the rainy weather This morn
ing the cadets broke camp and marched
back to Ensley
c. c. Chatley returned today from All
burn. Mr. Chatley graduated as an. cleo
trieal engineer.
President Garrett and Vice President
Sewer of the Seaboard railroad were in
Ensley Yesterday inspecting the prep
critics of the road. IT is stated a new depot
al Ensley is contemplated
Miss Viola Allen, head nurse of the
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Camp Fred 5. Ferguson, United eonfed-
crate Veterans Of Pratt city will have
as rs sponsor Miss ibens Key, daughter
OF Capt A. ". Key She was elected for
this position some time ago Her maids
Of honor have not yet been appointed. but
II is said that the camp will have "A
meeting IN the next few days for tins
purpose. While as yet nothing definite
has been done in the matter, II Is IN
derstood that the names of Miss Adie Mac
Nann, Miss Hazel Mckenzie, and Miss
Louise Delaeey have been suggested for
The honor.
The big washer was started up yes
terdaY morning after long idleness and
is now washing the coal that comes FROM
the mines. Although this washer employs
but few men its relative Importance II
the mines cannot be oyerestimatedt The
company Is mining coal day aud night
and all of It is being rapidly burned into
coke The Birmingham Southern railroad
is moving the output to the furnaces al
rnsley as rapidly as possible
The Methodist Sunday school held rs
annual picnic at the new park on East
Highlands yesterday. Although IN
weather was bad this did not deter the
pleasure seekers from going. During the
day games Of all sorts were played ior
the entertainment of the pieniekefs anu
At neon large basket dinner was ehloNea
y all, -
ing very large crowd They are the
most successful ever held in this town,
Yesterday the Rev DR.. Armstrong
preached a brilliant sermon and ne WAS
ably assisted BY the ReV. pr. lfeiahi,
who il one of the most famous eaef
headers fer this sort Of work IN the eeaa=
try. Meetings are being held twice eaS
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FOR RENT

NORTHsIpE.
1907 sth ave batn, gas, rooms, sac.
612 18th St. bath gas, rec. hall >
rooms. $3.50.
1922 Ina St. bath. gas elect, rooms,
$500.
6OS Cotton ave, West End, Z rooms
$500.
212 Elyton St. West End. 3 rooms s15
SOUpHSIDE.
SOL 18th St. bath. rooms, $3.50.
Elegant apartment 5 18th ST., rooms,
$1,000.
29i6 Ave. G. bath. electricity 6 rooms.
5000.
$50 25th ST.. rooms, $40.
SOS 18th ST.. : rooms, $50.
1921 18th St, FURNISHED s40) rooms,
$500.
sci 18th St. (furnished), rooms, $40.
11Og 18th ST, modern, rooms, $50.
1929 18th ave. bath, gas, cleo, rooms,
$500.
SIS 18th ave. oath. etc. 5 rooms, sS5.
4 new apartments, 4 rooms, bath. elect.
lights, 18th. bet. ave. D and Z, easa.
$1,000,
STORES And OFFICES.
Alabama Bank Bldg, room 8, SIS.
Eagles Hall. 21S1z \. 18th st, $50.
2205 Norris ave, $50.
2217 I'd ave. $40.
2319 I'd ave, 500.
21O9 I'd ave, g floors). $135.
223 s. 10Th st, $40.
221 \. 18th St, S175.
TILE HIGHLANDS.
The elegant new apartments corner
Ave. H and 10th st.. Will be completed
about July II. Parties closing con-
tracts now Will be given free rent from
completion to October 1, 1908. See US
for fun description and price.
w. 3. LEEDY q co.
Phnnes -. IL North TWENTY first ST.
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The Birmingham Ledger; Drs. Dozier
e Dozier are without doubt the best
known specialists in the South, and
their fame 5 due entirely to their great
skill.
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YEGGMEN seNTENcEDs
Five Men Get Five Years Each In the
Penitentiaryy.

Raleigh. N. c.. June 4.--The five
keggmen arrested in South Carolina,
charged with the robbery of the post
office at Dunn, in this state. Were to-
day found guilty and were sentenced
each to five years in the penitentiany
at Atlanta. and to pay fine of $500
each.
The men who Were convicted are j..
f. Leonard, James Scanlon, Charles
Williams Harry 5, Hollan mad G. +.
shaw, who give various places as their
homes
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Cunningham hospital, returned today
from months visit 10 her home in Ten
nessee
REV. Gaines d. D., of the Agnes Scott
college Of Atlanta was in the city today
in The interest of the school
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Davidson on Hand.

Some time later Mr. Davidson. who had
also participated in the deliberations Of
what was then the recognized organiza-
ton, issued a call on his own account
for a meeting to select a state ticket TO
make the race against the democrats
There were but "A participants in the
gathering, but nevertheless a ticket was
named
The regular republican emblem had been
filed with the secretary Of state By the
Thompson faction, and under the laws
of Alabama an emblem can be changed
only by the party which created H. Rec
ognizing that they could not use this efn-
blem. the Davidson Scott faction got on
the ballot under the caption Republican
Party, but not in the usual space allot-
ted to that party, which was left blanhs
with the old emblem of the party al the
head Of the column. Since that time THIS
faction has adopted the arm ana hae1-
mer as the emblem of the party. but the
secretary of state for Alabama has ruled
that under the law the Vulcan whleh
is the emblem fled by the Thompson fac
ton. continues TO be the republican patty
emblem The Thompson faction, claims
that If the delegates of the DaNldson-
Scott faction are recognized 1t VIII be
impossible for the republicans TO get on
the ballot of the state at all. The Ihomp-
son delegates are instructed for TAFT ard
the Davidson-Scott delegates are not ~
strueted at all
At the republican state convention IN
Alabama. held in May, 1904. Thompson
was chosen state chairman for four years
and it was while he was serving That
term that he called the last convention
to name delegates to the national eonVen-
ton this wear Mr. Scott has some
strength that cannot he weighed Outside
of the merits of the case it is not known
what effect the courtesy rule OF members
of the national committee standing by
one of their own membership may have
on the vote.
while the question has not been fully
determined it is expected that all of he
contests will be heard in their al
phabetical order although the state con-
tests will be. disposed of before district
cases from states where the delegates at
large aren OF involved are considered
This would place Florida second on the
list
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DIR. Y. Z. HOLLOWAY
speclaIist Private Diseases

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with permission.
TO First Natl
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eunty Savings
ank and the
omme-cial State
ank. as to my
esponsibility.
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RATES-One cent . word a days M MI
taken Tor IeAs Than Is cents for nrst
Insertion. GHsh must accompany eYsrJ
order.
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S2150

Lot 14Sx1eS. corner, negro proposition, s
houses rented at Ss4 per month; room
for four more. this stun is in good
rental district and is offered you on
10 per cent basis.
Jerome fuckers r. Il. Agcy
2Q7 North rs, 81. bell phone s'a
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REAIIE STATE.

FOX SALE
100x140 northwest corner 18th street and
Avenue Is
50 acres lIIs miles south OF city will
trade for Improved lots price Sl0dai
terms easy. 10 ACRES cleared, 90 acres
in timber groom mousse, well and some
fruit trees.
FOR RENT.
Broom apartment. modern, every roam "a
outside room parehes and shade trees.
5l0 n 18th street rooms cheap, so %.
4. i. PEria John
phonss 4l0I ana 4Sa Is2gIk 81 ava
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LoRING SPRINGS, nsa.oas

LOOKOUT MI. 25a0 FIT. ALTITUDE
Chalybeate, alum and freestone water.
Fishing, hunting, swimming, boating,
bowling, tennis. eroquet, music. dane
ing. clubs and teachers special rates.
CHAs. A. LORiNG Prop.
- III
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POLITICAL MILL
IN CHICAGO Is
GRINDING HARD
CONTINUED FROM PACE IL


Oklahoma. South Carolina, Tennessee,
Texas and Virginia. The remaining dele
gates in contest are from scattering dis
triets ia the states named and also m
Arkansas. Kentucky. Missouri. Ohio, Arb
iona, Alaska and PENNSYLVANIA. Fifteen
minutes On each side are to be allowed
in the argument of each Of the district
contests. Chairman New estimated today
that il this schedule is followed and no
delays result it will require ia hours To
dispose Of the contests without taking
into consideration the time required Tor
deliberations Of the committee. OF course,
there are some states where the issues IN
some Of the districts are identical with
the contentious over the delegates at
large, and some time, therefore, may De
saved in dsposing Of such cases.
Alabama Contests.
1t is not likely that the committee will
ye able 10 dispose Of more than the Ala
bama contests tomorrow These are re-
garded as the pivotal cases in the entire
controversy. and an exhibition OF bitter
ness is anticipated by the committee over
their settlement All of the nine districts
ia the state are contested as well as the
tour delegates at large. The disputes afs
complicated by all sorts OF angles and
fractional differences, and their I'M
DGrtalce Is further Increased DY tile AstNN
that Alabama comes first in the roll d
states. The issue in the state and that Oh
the various districts are Identical,
There are two factions in Alabama. re-
publican politics at the present time, and
both have sent complete sets OF delegates,
involving y seats in the convention, One
OF these is advocated by Julius W David
son and National Committeeman Charles
Ii. Scott and the other by State Chalr-
man J. A Thompson. The claim of the
Thompson faction is based upon the arsa-
ment that tile organization Of which ne Is
the state chairman is the same 0rsaniza
tion that was recognized by the national
convention years ago, and that 1t mas
since continued TO be the regular Oh
Alabam. Two years ago Thompson called
a meeting Of the state executive commit
tee to decide whether a republican state
ticket should be in the fieid against Gov
ernor Conner and other democratic offi-
Gals The question was submitted to
primary and as no republicans presented
themselves as candidates for any offices
il was decided not to put ticket N the
field. National Committeeman Scott par
ticipated in the proceedings, and decided
not to De a candidate for the governor
ship, although he had many friends VINO
desired MIN TO make the race.
He made a speech at which ne said that
he had concluded that it would be matt
VISIBLE to do SO.
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UPHOISTERING.

$1,000, -
UPHOLSFERISG. repairing and paekins
furniture. call for ]. f Rrag, McGav-
ock Furniture Store. 20i7 30 ave.
Ill I'm
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OFFICIAL.

Decorations and signs for Vets. Please
send your orders early Low prices. Her.
nitage, signs, city. o-Sl-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

GLUcKs Dye and Hat Works; clothes
and hats renovated. Both phones 1872.
1916 Sd ave. 5-15-tf-mon- wed-fri
CLUB Papers Written-Papers prepared
for literary club reading, social en-
tertainments or other occasions at
nominal cost. any subject desired
absolutely confidential Address Spe-
cial Writer. Box 245. Birmingham.
Ala. 5-13-tf
PROPOSALS. FOR CONSTRUCTING
RETORTs AND TANKS. FOR FOR
EST SERVICE WOOD PREHERVING
LABORATORY AT WASHINGTON,
d. Department of Agriculture,
Washington, D. c., May Is. 1905 Seal
ed proposals for constructing wood
preserving retorts, treating-car and
tanks and delivering same F. o. B.,
Washington. d. c.. viii be received It
this department until 2 o'clock p. NJ,
Friday. June 10. 1905 Blank forms.
specifications. blue prints and other
Information furnished on application 10
the Forester. Forest Service, WASH
ington, D. c. Envelopes containing
proposals to be indorsed: Proposals
for constructing retorts, etc. Forest
Service Laboratory" and addressed 10
W NJ. Hays Acting Secretary. 6-3-l5t
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ONE CENT A WORD

HAYEs-One cent word "a day. no Rd,
taken FOR less than - cents Tor nrat
insertion. Gosh muaf accompany every
order
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MAPLE SHADE INN.

21O0 feet altitude, Pulaski, Va. The
most beautiful hotel and grounds in
Southwest Virginia Write for book
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sons to Meet.

A special meeting of the Sons of Con-
federate Veterans has been called for
sunday afternoon at o clock. There will
be no meeting Monday night, as this will
be the eve of the reunion. The meeting
Sunday is most important, and every
member of the camp should make a
special effort to be present. The following
call has been issued.
To Camp Robert z. Lee. Sons of Com.
federate Veterans.
All the members of the above camp
are requested and urged to attend a
meeting to be held in the Commercial
club rooms Sunday afternoon. This meet
ing win be the last one prior to the
reunion. and several matters of para
mount Importance will be discussed.
ROBERT L. DANIELS.
Commandant
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Accommodation for Veterans.

The Ensley Commercial club will have
headquarters at the Hotel Gordon at The
fair grounds. where descriptive htera-
ture explaining the features of Ensley
will be distributed. A committee from the
club viii be in charge As the CONNER
eial club is looking after the aeeommoda-
lions for the visiting veterans. W. Il.
Stewart president Of the club, requests
those who have rooms for rent to notify
him. The regular hotel rates will be paid
to any one wishing to charge. As more
accommodations are needed il is hoped
those having rooms TO spare will make it
known to the committee before Satur-
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Investment, $4,000.
sI1O0.

120x19o on 10th street, Norwood be-
tween 18th and 18th Avesu for s4200.
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EoR RENT.

Modern, ROOMS, 25l6 tn ave, north.
Modern rooms. 90 18th ST, north.
Modern S rooms, 1906 Central ave, SOUTH
Modern, Z rooms lolt 10th ave, south.
Modern cottages, n est End
j. h. aElNEkE h. (. Il ms co,
Both phones 10. Si4 ~ slSt 81.
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WANTED-SALEsMEN.
LOST STRAYED- STOLEN
BUSINESS CHANCES.

Information regarding good
business for sale: not particular about
character size or location; prefer to
deal with owner Give Price and full
description. Address L. Darbyghire. Box
1854, Rochester n. Y. 5-12-st-tu-fri
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PLUMBING LAWS
UNDERGO CHANGE
City Council Al EnsIey Has
Short Session
BIDS ARE ASKED FOR
Why Julie viii Never Look the Same
Aaan-General and Personal
News of the steel
City

Ensley, June As peeiai1-At the
meeting OF the CITY Council held
tonight at the ein hail nothing OF
unusual Importance happened with the
exception of resolution to change the
ordinances relating TO the plumbing laws
Mayor u. h. Sugg presided, with the fol
lowing aldermen present. T. J. Rogers,
John Morrison M IL Mcdowell, John
Angwin ", T. Palmer, ] " Brigham,
!. r culpepper, G. r. Byrum and j. M,
pupuy
After the reading and adoption Of the
minutes the reports of the various city
officials were presented 10 the council and
referred TO the proper committees. An or
dlnance was adopted 10 lay eNroing and
sidewalks on Avenue Il and Eighteenth
street The special committee to which
WAS referred the matter Of widening Ave
nue / was granted further time, A mum
Der OF local plumbers We're present 70
take up the proposed new laws relating
&c plumbing. There was no discussion,
however, as the resolution Vas reserred
to the sanitary committee, which Will re-
port at the next meeting. The reports Of
the city officials We're very gratifying and
showed the city to be ia good shape In all
its departments and also that the city
affairs are being wisely administered
Bid for Federal Building,
The treasury department at Washington
has issued a circular, signed by George
u. Cortelyon, calling for bids for site
for The postoffice building at Ensley.
Proposals viii be received TO be opened at
o'clock, June "A, 1908, for the sale or
donation to the United States Of a suit
table site for a federal building. corner
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meritorious enter
ing, Industrial. min
and bond issues sold
on commission basis.
Co. Selling Brokers.
s-2-lhA
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not add anything TO the reputation Drs.
Dozier & Dozier have already acquired
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BOARDERS WANTED.

ROOM and board. s25 22os 9Th avenue.
a POI