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The Washington times., 1908-07-26
KoN-MEDICAL HEALING.

The Junod Method-CThe Vaeuum)-of F4YPF-
REMIA-RESTORINGT THE CIRCUI.ATION-
IS the DRUGLESS and the BLOODT rSS
CURE for that LAME BACK RHE,TTNT =
TISM. ATA&IA, BRIGHTS DISEASE ara
those AILMENTS that interfere with tha
free use OF the limbs, and make WAIETTc
ana FREE CONSULTATION see
PROF h n D. PARKER
1924 New York Ave. " W
Hours, 10 to s. Sundays 10 70
Lady Assistant
Read NOn-Medical Healing next SATURDAY
ana SuhuAg' A444ieS- my25-tf
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SITUATION WANTED-FEMALE

BY ONE capable Of cutting and fitting; sew
ing by day IN city or suburbs lis 9th ne.
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DURING the next thirty days ali IS hats
50 9s: all s. hats SZ-49 Trimming half
prices. May Ma1ton patterns. SUMMERS
& SUMMERS. 32s Pa ave Sc Phone L BIS.
1ez1-su. ~. Jh-s9t
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GROCERY and provision business coroe-
aoI'i' west part cash DCGAN. sII Louisiana
ave
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TAILOR SHOP eXy client location norr1-
west, So DCGAN, 81 Louisiana ave.
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RUG WEAVING.

SAVE your old carpets; rugs woven from
old carpets; the only weaving factory OF its
kind in the city. carpet celaning. WASH
INGTON RUG CO.. 81 5th ST. NV. II 4S25
1y14-tu. Ia. su-9Ot
HANDSOME REVERSIBLE RUGS from
worn carpets; competition deied. ECLIPSE
RUG CO. Laurel. Nd. Branch. q 9th ST
ne. Phone Lincoln 1910 5e5-g0t
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HARTFORD and Fiske tires. $3.50. else
where 1915 70 81: sole agent Hdrley-David-
son and Excelsior motorcycles and T. NJ
Corr special bicycle; repairing; second hand
motorcycles for sale p N CORR. S24 9th
ST NV. Phone NJ 5l55- jy5-Su. IL. h-sOt
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MOVING, PACKING, sHIPPEG

GET YOUR GOODS moved quickly; bag
gage called for and delivered, pianos ana
furniture moved with care Reasonable price
OF IS per load. RICHARD MANNING &
CO, l32 NV jyS-th, So. tu-s0t
UNION STORAGE AND FURNITURE CO.
FURNITURE MOVED, STORED. PACKED
AND SHIPPED SEPARATE ROOMS FOR
STORAGE: PADDED VANS. 10Th ST. AND
PA AVE. NV. PHONE WEST 6s.
ap5-Su. mo. Sa-6Ot
PADDED VANS, $500 LOAD
2-HORSE WAGON. $500 LOAD
COLUMBIA TRANSIT CO,
sos NEW YORK AVE.
apI4-tf
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PALMISTS

NINE. WERNER can be seen at her Office.
SO Sth St NV. up 20 10 a. m. reading a.
Office. regular price at beach. 81 readings
soc; soc readings. sc: Chesapeake Beach on
boardwalk during day. ruy24-su W--6lt
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MATTRESS MAKING

YOUR MATTRESS carefully renovated. 81:
all kinds OF new ones made TO order. YOU
can see your work done Factory and sales
room. b33 Il NV. Tel N. 2037. L T
JONES. WITT
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-Carpenter's work bench not over
six feet; state size, price. condition. and
make BOX 13S. Times office. jy25-2t
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WINDOW CLEANING

CAN keep your windows clean cheaper.
quicker and easter than you can I know
how. LEON l. CAHODN. Acme window
Cleaning Co.. removed 70 11J5 F NV
jyz1-v-- II. Su-30t
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

EXCELLENCE IN portraiture- High class
work Special attention given 70 poses %
ladies and children Satisfaction guaranteed
ATKINSON STUDIO. 1915 1sth NV
1yZ3-th 81. ru-s0-
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FoR sALE-M1scELLANEoUs.

FOR SALE-Oak bedroom suite $3.50. with
spring and mattress See HOLLYWOOD. SIN
and K WISH
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ADVERTISING Novelties

TAFT OR BRYAN
Who IS your fa-orits2 Have you seen g.
Iatt OF Bryan lalt-rune picrure2 Ours a-e
best CENTURY SUPPLY CO. SOS Z s. NJ
Phone u l-ls- jyz1-tu. u. sI-Sor
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bundle washer and
ir'ner FOR the laundry. Apply Housekeeper.
81. James Hotel. iv94-2t
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LOST.

LOST-WatCh and fob with knight TemDlar
charm, name engraved on charm Reward II
returned 10 Z. R. D., . 2d ST ne. jyZ5-3r
LOST-Diamond ring in washroom 2l4 9Th St
NV. about = karat Belcher setting. 1 o. M
Saturday Reward l. 5 BEALL, 1872 Park
road. jy36-3t
LOST-Friday a black male alt cat from
Bessler Hotel. g22 Pennsylvania ave: $40 re-
wand on any Information leading 10 recovery
jyS5-3t
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MANICURING. face and scalp treatment
shaupooiag half price 90 Q st. nv. Il
Il YOU NEED money I VIII make you a
loan % from SO 20 SO a. a rate that iii
pay you 20 Investigate. Address BOX "a
Tines of3Cs. fvI-z1t
DETECTIVE AGENCY.
BRADFORDS DETECTIVE AGENCY. Suirs
"a Colorado building. 18th and 4. E1uart
Investigations, any cause. AL sections
Strictly confidential Phone Main Z525. rSirh.
Principal. 5e2-slt
The Washington herald., 1908-07-30
CORONER WANTS INCREASE.
VIII Ask More Men and Higher Pay
for 8OrEue Keepers.

Declaring that the work Of the Office
OF the coroner demands the services Of a
clerk and a stenOgrapheT. and that the
heavy duties OF the two men at the
naorgue demand that they should be bet
ter paid. Coroner hewitt will appeal 10
the Commissioners for assistance
He says that the force has not n
creased with the work 4 force OF but
two men IS handI'l,e about 800 bodies a
year. They are osIged to be on duty
nearly every hour Of the day and night.
For service al the inquests the doctor
also requires a man 70 take the testi-
nony.
Tt Is almost absolutely necessary. -
says the coroner. that there should be
q stenographer 20 take the testimony. In
many cases the District Is interested
Testimony taken shortly after death OF
victims Of violence is the best testimony
that can be obtained An inquest is usu-
ally held so soon after accident or mur-
der that witnesses are in position to tell
more accurately Of them that they would
be months afterward- 7 think such a per
son should be provided in this city
Coroner hewitt VIII also ask the Com
missiOners and MAJ Sylvester 10 desig-
nate q member Of the police force TO do
detective duty in connection with coro-
uer's cases
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PLACES OF INTEREST.

Library Of conGess-Opsn a. n to 10 D n On
secular days. fron ,. n to % Z. N CT Sundays
and on certain holidays
Public Library-open = n to .. n /: hoIsdays
a. n to .. N: sundays. 70 ? n
Executive MsnSon-Opsn 10 a. n 70 .. n
United States CspitoI-opea a. N 10 40 D n.
United States TreasHy-Open a. n to 2 p n
State. War. and Navy DeEartments-Opsn a n
10 p n trhe original Declaration Of Indspend-
ence is IN the library Of the State DsDsuneut.l
United States Patent Ohee-opes a. u to 2
p II
United States Peusic- s1ssau-Open a. n to :
p n
United States Post-osnee-open a. n to2E n
Washington City Pcst-of5ce-Open al hours The
Dead Letter Oflce Is iE the city post-cGce)
National Botanic Gardsns-Opea sas- M to ,. n
Eish CoEsnissio1-Open 9 a. N. to % ,. Il
Army Medical Museun-Open a. n 10 50 D. n.
Guiding hoidaysJ
Smithsonian Inssitution-Oven a. n 70 40 =. n
ttuciuding boiidaysl
AgTieultuTal DeDartmsnt-Open a n to 80 D n
Bureau Of Engraving and PTiuting-opeu a. n.
TO 80 D n
Washington Monument es55ss feet IN seisht,-opsn
$50 a. n to 80 ?. n Elevator runs from 8. n
Corcoran Galley of Art-opsu s=a a Il TO p
n II winter a n to ?. n in slmner- Sun
days-lSS p n 70 p n, eIceptiag IN m1d-sual-
mer. Admission free On Tnezdays Thursdays Sat
urdsys- and Sundays: cthe- days &c admission
Government Printing Oace-Opeu 10 = n 70 2
:. n
Navy Tard-Open a. n 70 So ?. n.
SouthTor1h Cottage 3th st. snd Prospeot ava
N THE sUBURBS
Geological PsFk-Open al day.
Rock Greek Br1ags and PARK.
Chevy Chase. Kensington. and Cheszuszke Beach
Naval obserEsto-y-Ope1 a. n. 10 p n
Mount Ferno1 gthe home and tomb q Washing
tOnj-Open II a N 70 : D n
Arlington Satioual Cemetery-Opeu al day
Fort Myer Military Post
Falls Church. Vienna. and Fairfax Court Houss
United States Soldiers Homs-Open a. n to
sunset
United States Naval Acaoeny. Annapolis. Nd
Cathedral Grounds. TennaIytovn r0zd-Open 9
n N 70 6 ?. n.
Cabin JoEB Bridge. Cstholie Unirersity and Alex
andr1a-
t5reat Fails CT the Poto1ac-Faus are Illuminated
At night
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ASKS FOR an ACCOUNTING.
John B. Datsh Brings Action Against
Zeh Coal Company.

Asking that an accounting be made. and
that William J. Zeh be declared 10 hold
the title 20 certain property as trustee.
suit was fled yesterday By John B
Daish, as trustee and received il bank
ruptcy Of the William J Zeh Coal CON-
pany against Zen and others
It is declared the coal company was IL
cOrpOrated with capital stock Of s100.-
00o. os which 4l.sZ7-52 was all the money
subscribed Il is further stated that Zen
paid this amount and used the name and
money for the fur1hering OF his private
interests
9Ir Daish asks that zen be forced 20
make an accounting. and that he be de-
clared 20 hold title 10 his house at 1901
Seventeenth street. valued at S20,oo0- and
other property as trustee.
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LOCAL INVENTOR HAS AIRSHIP
Capt. George West BsyEcn Says He
Has Mastered Problem.
Criticises AerOpIanes and Says Gas
Bags Must Be Used TO Assure
Stable Flight.

AProPos the attention given avfatOTs,
airships, and aeroplanes recently. Capt
George West Byron. local inventor and
student Of aerial navigation. last night
expressed the opinion that '-cigar-shaped'
gas bags such as are now being expert
mented with. must be abandoned i. man
is TO master the air.
All the flying machine and aeEoplane
experimenters Of the present day are try-
ing too much to initiate the flying bird
alof1.~ said Capt Byron Now. II a
birds wing becomes disabled. Il drops in
stantly to the earth The same is true Of
aeroplanes- The bird in high or gusty
wind meets an emergency instantly. be-
cause ii has life and instinct 10 meet the
danger al its very inception. while man
invention Is inauimate and cannot act Of
itself Nan himself has 20 act instead.
and he Is TOO slow 10 act 10 meet the
emergency in time II the emergency
comes unexpectedly he and his craft
meet with disaster
The airship OF dirigible balloon has
stability, speed. and eQuipOise. and il is
my intention TO perfect an airship having
number OF gas bags. OF compartments.
that viii az al times be safe. Il is true
We hear Of wonderful fights being made
BY our own avistors and by foreigners
but If you viii notice they always occur
in the evening when we have the lightest
winds OF the day
"A machine that cannot make a fight
at noon or at any other hour ana, on any
day Of the wesk viii be Of little value TO
any country IN tine Of war Battles are
not postponed on account Of high winds.
rain OF snow. The reason a-t-fbute for
the unsuccessful attempts thus far made
is the unwieldly shape and size OF the
gas bags used.
Equilibrium is easy 10 obtain with
gas bags. By properly shaping and group
ing the gas bags o. compartments re-
sistance can be minimized. so that q
high rate Of speed may be obtained
Aerial navigation can only be solved by
using the most advantageous means, yet
they must be simple and at the same
time positive
The fying-nachi1e have invented and
patented contains the best elements %
successful airships and aeroplanes- I have
studied The subject for years. and have
perfected q wedge-shaped ship that can
carry 80 pounds more than its own
weight II is ny intention TO construct
this machine IN a short time. and promise
to make successful flights in and about
Washington
The Washington herald., 1908-07-30
LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TO-DAY.

70 Fort Monroe. Sorsolk. Newport Ne-s, sua an
points South-NoTfoIk and Washington stears-,
every evening n the yea- al So.
CHEVY Chase Lake-Concert b United States Na.
rine Band every evening followed By da1esnz-
Twilight excursions 70 Annapolis and Baltiruors
every day. Trains leave every half hour from Flf.
tsenth and II streets northeast from D n
To Rock Creek Bridge. Geological ParS CAe~-
Chase ard Eersi1gton-C2rs from fifteenth st-.si
and Nes York avenue evsTT fifteen mfzutss
To Aiexandns-FsTJ steamer LackzEanna srsry
hour ard half from a. N TO D n
To Fort Mys-. Arlington National Cemetsry Fan,
Church and Fairfax Court H0use-Csrs from Tuslftb
street and PennsylEauia aFenus and Aoueauc;
Bridge.
Chesapeake Beach-See trains in rzilTosd schedule
Mount Vernon and Marshall Hzll-Steznsr Charles
Macslester, daily, except Sunday. 10 g. n and lT
?. n
Steamer St Johns ioF Colonial Bessa-saturdsyA
,. n; other days. except Monday. sss5 q n
Steamer Queen Anne for River View week davE
10 A. N, 2.I5 and SIS D n: Sundays. Il a n
40 and SIS D N
Steamer jamestown for sorty-uSle noouuzht trsr
down Tia Potomac River. daily. az ,. n
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Selected as official Route.

The Washington. Baltimore and An
napolis Electric Railway has been Sc
lected as the official route from Washing
ton and Baltimore to Annapolis by the
Red Men for their field day in that city
on Tuesday next The committee viii
leave for Annapolis on early ca1s. IN
selecting the route the officials were I'M
pressed with the high degree OF safety
to which the single-track section be
tween Naval Academy Junction and Al
napolis has recently been brought by the
Installation Of the Blake signai systsm-
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-Four men dropped outright from the
rolls and eleven men reduced Is the re
port OF the Commissioners on the findings
OF the board of police and FIRE surgeons
from the examinations Of police and fire
pensioners. which is required by Con
gress OF the pensioners every two years.
according TO an enactment Of May last.
Sidney Bieber, Of the fire roll. and
Charles Bartel. H A Quail. and L E
Wright. OF the police roll. are the men
whose names have been erased and whose
pensions cease Immediately. II Is ru-
mored that some. II not all. OF the men
viii contest the jurisdiction OF the Com
-nissioners in the courts
In arriving at their conclusions in the
matter OF disability Of the various cases.
the board conformed 90 the rules Of the
United States Pension Office
The Men Reduced.
The men who are reduced are as fol-
lows;
Poltos depa-4nent-Ths peuzou q SS nao1th
paid 70 c, T. Cr0ss Be T5igced % 81 Elo1fh. the
uenzon q 50 mou1h paid % " R. Haynes Be
reduced % 80 uo--hs tas pension Z - =
month Eaid % G P Posey, Be reducel 70 8 a
month: the pension q s. month paid % G. p
Peyrun, be reduced % SIS a month; the pension
OF SO a month puid % L R. smoos, ho Ted0ced 20
IS no1ths the pension q 50 8 I1cnth paid % J.
Z Schuyler be reduced % 81 = month the pension
of IS a z2outa paid 70 AndrsS Tili1s. b rsduoeG
% SZU
Ere Geparr1enz-The pension of s. uiorth raid
70 A. y Cz1er y reducad 70 50 & month thc
pension q SO q month paid 20 ". Dolsmzn. be re
duced % 80 q uorth; tie pension q 80 uouth
laid 20 " R. Handy. Be re5uced % $. ths pension
of 50 month paid % Frank " Ealtz. b re-
drced to So a months
In al. these reductions VIII decrease
the annual output OF the pension rolls IN
the sum Of S4.76
The Washington herald., 1908-07-30
WEDDING PARTY PARADES.
Washington Couple. EnIivens Rock
VILE After Being Married.

John Henry Hoffman. Of Washington.
and Miss Lottie Mae Workman. OF
CharlestoVn. ". Va. went to Rockville
Nd. yesterday afternoon with couple
Of friends in an automobile. procured a
license tO wed. and were married by Rev.
Ernest L WOOlf. pastor Of the Methodist
Church.
After leaving the minister's home. the
party paraded through the principal
streets. ringing cracked cow-belI, and
with a large placard suspended from the
rear Of the automobile bearing the words,
Just Married" The visitors seemed TO
De having a great deal Of fun, all at their
own expense and attracted considerable
attention before they got out Of town
The Washington herald., 1908-07-30
Church Plans Lawn Fete.

The first of a series Of lawn retes.
planned for the benefit Of the Church Of
the Holy Comforter. viii be held this
evening on the grounds south OF the
church Booths have been artisticaliy
arranged and many novelties. donated
for the purpose. will Be solo on the SEC
ton OF the grounds allotted &c m at
tractive bazaar. The festival each wee a
hereafter, wiz be held on Tuesday even
fsE
The Washington herald., 1908-07-30
sprfer VIII FILED.

In his VIII. fled for probate yesterday,
Daniel Francis sprigg bequeaths an es-
tate valued at 5000 to his daughter.
Eliza Francis Perry Upon her death It
is directed that the estate be divided
among her four children. Francis Sprigg
Perry. assistant district attorney, grand
son. Is given $500 as an advance. which
is 10 be deducted from the portion hs
IS 70 receive from his mother.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-30
PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY.
Clarendon smith, Flour Dealer, Al
legged TO Be InsOIvent.

Alleging that Clarendon Smith. whole
sale and retail -four and feed merchant,
Fifth and x streets northwest, is IN
solvent and that he has committed acts
OF bankruptcy. 5. r Tucker. irving Z.
Stacey. Frank F Stacey. and Allan John
son, creditors, yesterday fled a petition
asking that he be declared bankrupt.
The petitioners represent that he owes
them more than S1.G00. and that he has
transferred a portion Of his property
TO Golden & Co, commission merchants,
with the intent Of preferring such cred
itOrs over them.
It is declared Smith admitted IN writ
ing on Monday his inability 10 pay his
debts. and his willingness TO be declared
bankrupt
The Washington herald., 1908-07-30
Funeral of Henry 1. 1IcCrea,

Rev. Dr.. Wilson. OF the Christian
Science Church. IN R street northwest,
oflciated at the funeral services yester-
day OF Henry I. McCrae. former paymaster
on the cruiser Philadelphia, who was
found dead az Pittsburg on Tuesday
morning. Only intimate friends Of the
family were present at the !nterment at
Arlington Cemetery. The pallbearers
were Waldorf Piiling John Nicholson,
Charles Lyman, and Z. Chzss.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-30
sne. 20 s1o.ooo namaEe..

Alleging that she received injuries by
being thrown from car belonging to
the Capital Traction Company. because OF
negligence on the part Of the employees.
Fanny F. Richardson yesterday fled suit
for $1,000 damages and costs. The plaintiff
declares that on May Il last, while alight-
ing from q car at Fourteenth and P
streets northwest. she was thrown from
the running board and received serious
injuries
The Washington herald., 1908-07-30

Twenty clerks who had been employed
at the Bureau Of the Census on the
Cuban census work were dropped from
the rolls Of that institution Tuesday. It
was stated at the bureau yesterday That
the work Of compiling the Cuban census
q being rapidly completed, the machine
and result work being all that remains
to Be done
The Washington herald., 1908-07-30
Turmoil Has Ceased.

H " Furniss. United States Minister
at Haiti. wired to the state Department
yesterday that the situation n Haiti.
which had been much in turmoil due 10
the excitement following the revolution
and the execution Of political prisoners.
had recently quoted down and was now
one OF serenity.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-30
LAWN FETE FOR CHARITY.
Large Attendance at Church of the
Ascension for Event.

Large Atten0ance at 0huEch OF the
Ascension for Event
Decorated with japanese lanterns and
varicolored bunting. The lawn fete given
under the auspices OF the RectOr's Aid
Society at the Church Of the Ascension
last night proved successful, financially
and socially The proceeds viii go to
ward Improvements in the interior Of the
church.
A large crowd was IN attendance. ana
the refreshment booths were well patron
lied
Rev. J Hsnning Nelms. rectcr Of the
church. was preselS and compiimented
1fr. T. D Blackstone. president OF the
aid society and her assistants.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-30
Oh, THAT GAS METER!
Nobody Believes in 1t, or the
Bill Either.
NOT EVEN THE COMPANY SURE

Sometimes II Is the Inspector Who
Gets the Double Cross and some
times IL Is the StoekhOlder, but
the Consumer More Often Is the
Victim of Its Whims.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-30
~ x - a,,..r.o-. md Re1ua

Every day via The Electric Line" Twi-
light excursions, 81 round trip, p m, re-
turning up to midnight, Saturday and
Sunday excepted See time schedule
The Washington herald., 1908-07-30
Enur uonr-, sntr
,fore Census CIerk, Dropned

On cool Chesapeake Bay four days g
week 81 round trip See ticket agent
The Electric Line" 18th and y. Y. ave.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-30
EXCURSIONS.

For a delightful weekend trip that
doesn't make GIMP IN your pocket book Cassa-
Peake Beach Is unsurpassed Many Washington pe1-
PIE Who. through Stress Of business are uuabls TO
leave the city. have discovered this and there are
nov hundreds q people who make Il a PRACTICE
70 leave Washington for the beach on SATURDAY.
say Over Sunday az one Of The comfortable hotels
and return Mouday morning With feeling Of new
vlsur 70 1ackle the weeks work The deEghtfal
resort On the Beautiful Chesapeaks Bay has caught
the popular faucy II a way that demonstrates that
II Is the Consy Island Of Washington It Is far
enough from Washington, too to prevent Il Be
coming q resort for EOisy and boisteTous people
he saltwater bathing. the dancing pavilion. the
beautiful Tissa cut over the bag. the restfuluess
Of rs shade trees. ard the pleasant walks al
these u addition 70 the usual novelties OF the
modern seaside resort. have made Chesapeake Beach
such favorits With the people Of Washington One
can leave Washington IN the muninz. spend an
entire day there. and rrtUm any tine during
the evening With sense os having done something
worth whie
The Washington herald., 1908-07-30
BUILDINGPROBEENDS
Commissioners Find Inspec-
tors Force in Agreement.
WILL RECOMMEND CHANGES

Increased Force, Higher Salaries as
Reward for Good work, and LIZ
Among the Measures which VIII
BE Urged Upon the Next Congress.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-30
HofcI Iohn.on GO.

Sea food in plenty. Fine chicken. New
York meats, choice fruits. &c Noon
lunch. table dhOte dinner. and a la carte
service
The Washington herald., 1908-07-30
Congress Hall Hotel
SPECIAL SUMNER RATES

Beautiful TOoms al nsT and outside; coolest g1os
IN the Gty- Cafe and private dining rooms for snail
parties l. carte service. g. n an niduiEhE
Lzucheo1, E-S 70 40 y 50 osuts Tsbs d'ASts
aiuneTs 70 p n. . cErt& White bslD
Phone Linz IA s A MANUEL. LIZ.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-30

SI-2S to Annapolis and Return
Via The Electric Line" Visit the q. s.
Naval Academy. See time schedule for
trains
The Washington herald., 1908-07-30

Mammoth Lawn Fete, Mt. Rainier,
R. I ave and 34th st ne, for new Cath
ohc Church, all this week Take Mary
land cars to D. c. line. Fireworks and
dancing
The Washington herald., 1908-07-30
Purissima q supertor Rre NhI.kr.
Dc sure Your VacafIon Oufff IneInaes

Ripe Win age and OF the mellOwest de-
velopment A whisky Of medicinal value.
VIM Cannon. I225 7th st Phone N 52S
The Washington herald., 1908-07-30

Clean, Cool, and Comfortable.
Live lobster and other sea food Midday
lunch. 12.30 TO 2
The Washington herald., 1908-07-30
TAKEN OFF The LIST
Sidney Bicber and Others to
Lose Their Pensions.
MAY TEST THE PROCEEDINGS

Commissioners in Arriving at Their
Decision COnfOrmed 10 the Rules
Police and Fire Departments Are
Affected by the Action.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-30
Harvex7r Re.taurnns.

ruDoer batnlng cap, prlce, 90 Tennis
shoes, Si-2S- Lindsay's Rubber Store, 9ss F.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-30

Summer outings were never more popu-
lar than they hsrs been this sumner. and ike
wise Glen Echo Park % the Upper Potomac. was
never more highly IN favor There IS a delight
fl trolley ride Up the banks os the river the lare
ado comfortable cars q the Washington RAILWAY
and Electric Company r1n direct 10 Glen Echo
Zach car Is marked Glen Echo The PARK Is a
beautiful spot and naturally SC. The great Dip
and the many other rides are c1nuared more than
faTUrabiy with those Introduced at the besi-kn0zn
parks IN the United States.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-30

watch for a cly-R4ndie Highlands.