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GOLF TOURNEY ON
AT ATLANTIC CITY
With One Hundred Entrants, Coun-
Try Clubs Annual Event
Begins Today.

ATLANTIC CITY. n. J., Nov. g.
With loo entrants the annual fall golf
tournament Of the County Club began
on the NOrJhfield course today The
play today consists Of the qualifying
round. eighteen holes, medal play. SiN
sixteens will qualify, the first for the
governors cup, the second Tor the Pres
dents cup, the third for the Atlantic
City cup, the fourth for the Mortified
cup, and the fifth and sixth siXteens fo-
special cups.
The first and second rounds will be
played Friday and the third and iinal
rounds Saturday.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY

NOTE; Published only as information ana
not guaranteed.
500 P. NC. & o. Limited. Daily. Far wa
thule train. Pullman sleepers 10 IEsxinesos
Louisville. Cincinnati Indianapolis. ChiclKo
and st. Louis PaFlor car for virginia -
Springs week days. Pullman Car I.ouis,liiIs
20 Memphis and New Orleans. Dining t-,aTs
Ia carte service
u:io p. Nj. F. V. LIMITED. Dsux
Solid vestibule train. Pullman sleeperS %
Cincinnati. Lexington, and L,ouIsviIts
Compartment sleeping car 70 Virginia Hon
Springs week days. Dining Cars a Is carfs
service. Pullman sleepers Cincinnati Ia
Chicago and ct Louis and Louis vile to
Memphis Nashville, and New Orleans
Reservations AMI tickets az Chesa Deaka a,s
Ohio Offices. 613 Pennsylvania ave 1879 r
81 and New Union station. Telephone Hsia
1850 FOR Washington Terminal Cab service.
and Main 1855 2206 for c & o. Ee2a-tf
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF the District Of Colu1a-
bia, Holding Probate Court. No. 1850. Ad-
mtnistTation. This Is to give notice dat the
subscriber, who was by the Supreme Court OF
tie District OF Columbia granted letters OF
administration C. {, a. the estate Of
Frances H Bryan. deceased. has with the
approval OF the Supreme Court OF the District
of Columbia holding Probate Court 3D.
pointed MONDAY, THE 23D DAY OF No
VENEER, 1903, AT 10 O'CLOCK a N as
the time, and said Court room as the place
for making payment and distribution from
said estate, under the Courts direction and
control, when and where All creditors and
persons entitled to distributive shares or
legacieS or a residue, ara notified TO attend.
in person OF by agent OF attorney duly an
thorl1ed, with their claims against the estate
properly vouched. Given undL- my hand this
4th day OF November 1905 BENJAMIN 2
BRYAN, BY EDWARD : Mcs-AIMONT
Attorney Attest: (Seal.) j MES TANNER
Register OF Wills for the District OF Coluu1-
bLa. Clerk OF The Probate Cour. no5- u Ia
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AUCTION SALES.

SPECIAL NOTICE-TO whom it may con-
Germ: The goods stored In the following names
viii be sold Tuesday, November TO- at 633
Louisiana ave. NV, at 10 o'clock. for storage
Que and unpaid. Victoria Reed, NJ. c. Hunt.
r. L Mackabee, Thornton Robertson, z. A.
LibScomb, +. Loveday. J. A. Hartman J.
G. SINCLAIR. AuctioReer. no2-6t
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR MARBLE WORK. ONCE
OF Building for National Museum Ifbrarv ~
Congress, Washington, d. G., Noven,bav 4
1908. Sealed proposals for furnishing. deliv-
ering. and installing in place complete fbs
white marble WainsCOting, partitions sDS
thing of halls and lavatories ans the Ten
nessee marble filing, stairs, strings. and
bases. etc. required in the new SulldjnR FOR
the National Museum, IN this CITY will he
received until TWO O'CLOCK p NJ on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER =, 1908 a I'd rub-
Hcly opened Immediately thereafter Speci-
hcatiOns and other information furnished
on application to this office. BERNARD II
GREEN Superintendent Of Construction.
no4,5,6,u,l2l3
OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING oUARTFR-
MASTER, TakOma Satisfaction, Washington
d. c., November 2 1908 Sealed propossIs
in tTipliCate. subject to the usual conditions
will be received here until u o'clock noon
standard time. December / 1908 and than
opened. for completion OF fourth floor in
stalling electric elevators and vacuum ciesn-
ing system at the Walter Reed Army Cen
eral Hospital Washington, D. q plans
specifications, blank proposals ana f1rtber
information furnished on application A de-
post Of SO required for drawings and snAcf-
hcations: deposit viii be returned to bidder
on return Of drawings here. Plans and spec-
ihcatiOns may be seen at this ONCE IT s
reserves right 20 reject or accent any or an
bids or any part thereof. Proposals 10 he
marked Proposals for Completing Fourfb
Floor and Installing Elevators and Vacuum
Cleaning System and addressed 20 II +
PErTUS, Constructing Quartermaster.
no2S.A5,2SSo
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W., B. & a. z. RI.
THE ELECTRIC LINED

Electric palace cars from White House statloa
FIFTEENTH AND II SITS. NORTHEAsT1-
For BaltimOre-5.S0 and every half bonr
from $50 a. m. to $50 ,, M, aud S.s0, s.s0
1880. and II Is D. N.
For AnnRpolis-Eyery hour from ssh q y,
20 Z 30 ?. m. and 80 and IS D. m.
Fares One way. Round trfp.
To Baltimore s.............16L sIa
To Annapolis and u. s.
Naval Academy .-........75c sfas
All II st. cars run direct 70 White HONS.
Station
Ticket once at 18th and N Y. ave. n W
and at White House Station. 18th ana u ~.
N Z. Telephone n. 1905. oc5-TS
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n. B-FoIlowing schedule figures published
only as information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile New,
Orleans Asheville, ChattanoOxa AIemDhiz
Sis a. m. and l0:45 p. N. daily
For Roanoke. Knoxville Chattanooga
Memphis. New Orleans, 1910 p II
For Columbia Charleston, Augusta Aiken,
4;1o p. m. daily.
L 5. BROWN. General agent.
,Se5-exmo-tf
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STOP PAYING RENT.
Buy 1858 X 81. Sc; 500 or more cash. and
'l2 per month, 2-story brick house: splendid
condition; ready 70 move into: lot about TX
Iu4 70 80 II. alley with stable; price 81 100:
70 own a nome. white nelghbOrhOOd. o. N
BRYANT. owner. Warder Bldg. 9th and r.
uO4-4t
FOR SALE-TwO real bargains IN George
town; nVe-room, neat bay window brick due
location; twelve large beautiful rooms; two
back porchess bright home: easy terms; also
pretty ue~ slN-room brick no cash required.
IS monthly notes and interest Price So 200
o-d ana y sts- HENRY ". OFFUTT.
ocg9-tf
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MUST BE SOLD at once, ten four-room
bricks IN perfect condition. rented always at
equity for good home. MORAN & GOLDEN
BERG, 604 r NV. no5-at
SIX ROOMS, tile hath, oak trim, large lot.
well located northwest; worth 81 800: reduced
% $3.50 for quick sale. BOX 467, Times
0ffice- y15 al
FOR SALE-Fine, six-room dwelling; all
modern improvements: southern exposure. in
quiEe Of owner, 80 Seaton place NV. 9lo5-3t
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OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF TAXES.
District OF Columbia, Washington, October
81, 1905. Taxpayers Of the District Of CO!um-
bia will take notice that the undersigned has
received the statement Of assessment OF realty
taxes Tor the District OF Columbia for the
year ending June 30 1903. and viii be ready
TO receive payment OF axes at this Office
on and after November J. 1908 The act OF
Congress approved February a. 1902 pro-
vides: That on and lstsF the LIST day Of
November OF each year tho tax may be paid
IN two equal installments. the drst IN No
Vember and the second IN May. but no pen
atty shall accrue for delinquency until the
following June. as hereafter provided, or II
t1e whole OF any part OF said tax upon real
or personal property shall not be paid before
the hTst dag OF June tn each year the same
shall thereafter be IN arrears and delinquent
and there shall then be added 10 be collected
with said tax a penalty OF one per centun
per month upon the amount thereof ard a
like penalty on the first day Of each sue
ceeding month until payment OF said tax ana
penalty and the whole shall constitute the
delinquent tax, TO be dealt With Ia the
manner now prescribed by law" Attest:
Z. c. ROGERS. Collector OF Taxes, .. C.
Ol2i-Et-aEsu
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Money Loaned SaIaried PeopIs

ana others. without security; easy payments
ehaces Ia So principal cities: save yourss4
money BY getting my terms hrst. D =
TOi.AAN Room 5o6- 6s3 l5th II dss-1
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FOR SALE SUBURBAN

WAS $500 now s.. $50: Laugd0n. seven-room
house; newly papereds lot lOoxlJ0; shade, we'll,
clsterni stable fruit must be sold at once.
Address OWNER. BOX 40. Times Office.
MOIST
A SEVEN-ROOM house, just completed. AMI
large lot very near electric station, ~ miles
from city. also a nice siX-room house, Ii
acre on the Old DOmlaiOn Ry; nye cents fare
TO any part Of citssS For sale on monthly
payments.
p N. DAVIDSON,
Real Estate,
RDsslyn. Va. noI-6t
FOR SALE-Au exceptional opportunity to
buy suburban home at cost. only one left;
II sold within 30 days viii give you our profit;
rooms. hot-Water heat slate roof: porches:
good sized lot one car fare. Call al Room
sl9, Munsey Building. Oc3l-tf
IF YOU WANT 20 buy a Maryland farm or
suburban home, see US or send for latest
bulletin
MARION DUCKETT & son.
625 r y W fy2-tf
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RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
every Other Hour on the Odd Hour"
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL 23D ST NEW YORK
. 90 A. m--Diner. Pullman PRrior.
70 % q. m.-Bunet. Partor. Flve-hour Train
q 10 a. m--Dinsr and Pullman Parior Car
tll:O0 T. m.-DineT AM Pullman PBrior Car.
q 90 p m.-Diner and Pullman ParIar Car
'SsOo ,. N Royal Limited" All PUiLmAns
F1ve-hour.
fa.o0 o. m.-CoaCaes 10 PhfIadeIphis
t5.00 p. m.-Diner and Pullman ParIor.
$50 ,. m.-Coachea 70 Philadelphia.
s12.Qo ?. m.-Sleepers-
s252 =. m.-SlseperB
ATLANTIC CITY. tT:Oo. 800. tI1.so a. IA
TO BALTIMORE.
EVER HOUR ON THE HOUR"
Week Days I;Oo a N % p. nd
tS:Se f10;O0, 'u;o0 g. No., 'I2:O0 noon, fI2,oS,
Il 90. lis. f2:00. 'a:0J, Ts.G, 47:sO fI.00
fS:45. 500, f5.05 $50 f6 90 e 30 fT:Od sS.oo
~ 80. sl0:0o. sl0.25. 81 IS. $500 noon.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. '1:zZ. $50 p. N.
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS. AND IoTyYs-
VILE $40 a N. as .. m. $40 nigSt.
PITTsBURG. 's;lo a. M, 'ls22. 'SIS D. n
s12. ~ night
CLEVELAND. sle D M
COLUMBUS. $50 p. N.
WHEELING. $40 a. "a, $50 d m
WINCHESTER ts:io a. m. ls:05. tS:0o Z N
FREDERICK. ts'2o ts:io *s:ls a. m, ti.SS
H:05. t5,t5 .. m.
HAGERsTowN, tslo a m. t5.Os p. n.
ANNAPOLIS. E7:2C, 1870 a. m. tI2:05 noon
ts:2o, 1881. $50, and $50 p m.
sDaily. Except Sunday. fSunday only.
TELEPHONES at All Of the foIIoTIn1
Pennsylvania ave, Main 27s. NSw UnIor
Station Ticket once. Main $50: Inform : .
tion Bureau, Main 1880. noI7-ts
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DOGS, PETS, ETC,

GOOD SINGING canaries. young parrots
fancy dogs, goldhshes, cats monkeys. rab-
DTS guinea pigs medicine ar birds and
dogs; send FOR catalogue. SCHNrID's RIRD
STORE, 712 18th st. NV. oc5--tf
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$4,000

semi-detached southeast home.
lot 35NS0i rooms and bath; frame;
hot and cold water frst-class con-
ditiou.
OWNER, 1l3 Z St y. ".
MOIST
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PUBLIC NOTICES.
Edward H. Thomas and Andrew B. DIVA

Edward H Thomas and Andrew b. Duyaui
IN THE sUPREM. IT of the District
Of Columbia. HoldH4z a District Court. In
re; Opening OF an Alley in Square 1870 and
1896 in the District Of Columbia District
Court No. 7S9. Il appearing that an order OF
the Court passed herein on tie 18th day OF
october. \. ID. 1905, incorrectly designated
Square Thirty-tive Hundred and Thirty
Square Ihirty-sX Hundred and Thirty, II Is,
this 4th day Of November. 4. ID. 1908 de-
creed. that the said order and notice be
amended to read follows: Notice is hereby
given that the Commissioners of the District
OF columbia, pursuant to the provisions Of
sections l6vo Ell seq. Of the Code Of Laws for
the District OF Columbia have filed petition
IN this Court praying the condemnation Gf the
land necessary for the opening OF Alley
in square Thirty-hve Hundred and Thirty
tS0So) and Thirty-flve Hundred and Twenty
six $500 n the District OF Columbia, as
shown on plat OF map filed with the said
petition, as part thereof, and praying also
that a jury OF five JudiCiOus. DISTINGUISHED
men, not related TO any person interested in
these proceedings and not In the service OF
employment Of the District of Columbia OF
OF the United states, be summoned by the
United States Marshal for the District OF
Columbia to assess the damages each owner
OF land TO be taken may sustain by reason
or the opening of said alley and the con-
demnaton OF the land necessary for the
purpose thereof. and to Jess the benefits
resulting therefrom including the expenses
OF these proceedings. provided Cor ia and
BY the aforesaid Code OF laws Il is, by
1908 Ordered, that all persons having any
interest in these proceedings be, and they
are hereby warned and commanded to appear
IA THIS Court on or before the I'D DAY or
NOVEMBER, A. d. 1908. AT 10 O'CLOCK
A M and continue in attendance until the
Court shall have made its final order ratlfy
ing and confirming the award of damages
and the assessment OF benefits Of the jury 10
be empaneed and sworn herein. and IL is
further ordered. that copy OF this notice
and order be published once in the Washing
ton Law Reporter and once In The wash
ingtOn Times and the WashinEtous Post.
ne Nspar ers published in tie said District.
before the said 23d day OF November. A D.
1908 Il Is further ordered. that a copy Of
this notice and order be served by the United
states Marshal or his deputies. upon such II
the owners Of the fee 4 the land q be con
demned herein as may be fouuu by the said
Marshal or his deputies within the District
OF Columbia before the said 23d day Of No
vember A D 1893. (SeaD BY the Court.
THOS- H ANDERSON, Justice. 4 true copy.
Test: ]. r YOUNG, Clerk. BY F. E Gun
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS

Divorce Laws and How to Proceed
To obtain a divorce in any State Or TerrIfo-,-
for 81. Save time and money by writing ~
calling now u
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CO., Inc, Colorado Building,
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NOW is The TINE 10 BUY THAT
RAlNCOAT. THE SAME COAT
YOU SAW MARKED 5t3, NOW
$3.50. WooO-BA'LEf CLIO THING
COMPANY.
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NOTICE..

For clearing and press .ng. dying
and repairing and French d.y clean
ing and plaat.ns ladies' s.Iy's Cab
on the
SMART SET PRESSING CLUB.
Phone 500. 20 Mansfls.1 street.
w. H. MARTYR, Manager.
Clothes called for and delivered
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z y Robert Kerr who has been
'Gai-e III Tor the past Few days, was
re.orted somewhat improved yester-
day
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NorCI

I te1 to notify cur cid customers
in New Town that have removed
my grocery store from 1913 < to corn
e. Monk and Say streets. am in
bette shape than ever to serve my
patrons ana soliciting the TRACE Of
my old customers and many new
ones. ! am yours.
S.Ze!rontivz G. Abenson.
Tel 23o, correr Say and Monk.
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ZANZETT
7. LEoNIoAs.


Don't buy h%rHt sugar and imagine
you are getting pure chocolate Such
substitutes are Injurious to health
For pure chocolate and al other can.
dies call on me
A fresh supply received every week
from Menier the famous chocolate
maker. Either IN bulk nr In beautiful
pound and half pound boxes
FINEST FRUITS, CIGARS AND TO
eAcco. ETC.
TAFFY CANDY MADE FRESH
DAILY.
o02 hs,ocz eti~ StrhsA
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To the Voters OF Clynu County
beg t. announce that am g
candidate for the office OF Receiver
OF Tax Returns OF GlYnn County
sub,eo: 70 the Dern7ora1,c Primary.
Respectfully.
JAS. :. LhMBRiGET.
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FC6 THE BEST 0h,< AND PINE
WOOD CALL ON J. &. ABBOTT
TELEPHONE. $50 CORNER CT :
AND ALBANY STREET5-REA
SONABLE PRICES.
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BIG FOUR ROUTE

affords the Traveller tie quickest ana
Host comfortable service from
CINCINNATI T. CLEVELAND
5 trains daily.
Cincinnati to Cleveland and Detroit
) Trains Daily
CINCINNATI to CHICAGO
Trains Daily
CINCINNATI to ST. LOUIS
Trains Daily.
Through Sleepe.s or might trans.
Parlor Cas- ma Dining Cars that
satisfy on day traius
Ask for Tickets via Big -Four Rou-r
E Z Smith, 7 p. A, Albania. "a
y J.. Mitchell J. S A. Chattanooga
Tenn.
Il. J. Rheia. G. P. A. Cincinnati. o
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::9ersonals

c. W. Brandon. OF Woodbine, is in
re cit.
w. 7. Parker has returned from a
tFio to New York.
So. ~. l.. Grayson returned to
his acme in Savannah yesterday
r A. Youug. OF Jacksonville. is
spe-1,lg few DAYS in the city.
Go A Sawyer. OF Columbia. S. c..
IS SPENDING Il few DAYS in the city.
115ge j. L. Sweat of Waycross.
va IN the city Yesterday on legal
ous.- ess
:. r Gress Of Savannah. was
ar gag TIE visitors to the city yeste,-
2ey
c9tein w. Al. Topper returned
yv-'e day from two weeks business
tr.0 10 New York
Rev ]. e. sammons. OF the Fi,st
Baptist church. is quite i'll at his
home on Union street
". W. r. Burroughs returns to-
day from Savannah whore he has
been spending a few DAYS
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Racehorse Trainer
Entertained Actress
Hunting for 'Co1or''

Lillian Russell, in her search for ac-
curaCy OF detail in scenes for her new
racing comedy, "Wiidfre," made a
study Of the stables and quarters Of the
rdCetrack at SEeepsrrad Bay All OF
the Information garnereG by Miss Rus
sell was put to use when The second act
Of the comedy, which is lad in q train
er's quarters. was staged. and all Of
the present week al the New National
here the public win have opportunity 20
note the result Of her observations.
John Hyiand. the famous trainer was
Miss RusselTs guide and mentor in
her hunt for local color. Little Willie
Cuilan was her tutor on the duties Of
a Jockey, and the racer MouopoIist
posed IS a model for yVHdfre. the horse
IN Che BroadhUrst and Hobart comedy.
Tie trainers quarters is a land Of
mystery, even 20 the veteran raceg0er.
The trainers room is a large apartment
with double barn doors. Il IS located
on the left Of the center OF the build
ing. which IS always divided into two
sections by an archway. The floor is
carpeted. On the walls are pictures Of
famous racers, and, old-fashi0ned chro-
nrs. IN one corner is a bed with a light
iron frame. There is a bureau, a wash
stand, HIS trunk and a small table on
which are his account books and his
field glasses.
In one corner Of the room the trainer
has cupboard for baudages and To-
tons. on the trainers room. but often
within IL, are the blanket rack and
saddle and bride pegs. Here is where
he allows his artistic instinct to run
riot IN the arrangement of blankets
which are Of more ColOrs than the coat
Of Joseph.
Miss Russell invaded every nook and
quarter Of an establishment such 1s
this, peering into obscure corners. chat
ting with the stable boys and pettiug
the thcrOughbreds, and when she had
finished her Inspection. she had ac-
CURED a fund OF Information thar was
invaluable IN the staging OF her play,
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DrY Shampoo Good
m Cold Weather

dry shampoo may be taken at home
with little bother. and one can not take
cold on E..
With corn meal or Orris root applied
By a powder puff or cheeseclOth bag
filled IS a most excellent expedient for
removing the soil from the hair and
cleansing Il.
Part the hair in. strands dash on the
meal or powder, distributing it thor
Oughly Take the hair in the hands and
rub between the palms so that # is
well distributed.
Go over the entire head. allow Il TO
remain several minutes, and then shake
out each strand
This shampoo is especially nice FOR
light hair. as the results are more ap-
parent.
After a dry or wet shampoo the hair
must be carefully Strengthened, and this
must be done with as little strain on
the roots as is possible. A great deal
of unnecessary hair is lost by pulling
when disentaugling the knots.
Never drag the comb reCklegSly
through the hair. When you come to a
particularly obstinate snarl coax Il
along until a safe distance from the
roots, then let the strain come on your
hand and your comb.
Start at the ends Of the hair to coax
out the tangle, never at the top or mid
die OF the strand.
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SaAsr1an-deFord MuStc Pupils
To Gve Performance Tomorrow
The Mascot" Will Be
Presented at National
Rifles Armory.

Music lovers VIII be Interested In
the production Of The Mascot" which
VIII be given tomorrow night in Ma
tional Rifles Armory by the pupils OF
the Salts'nan-deFord School OF Music
and Acting. A chorus of fifty voices
has been rehearsing the opera several
weeks and the production will be made
with every regard to its>traditionaI de-
tails.
The MASCOT has not been given IN
Washington for many years and its
revival is Of more than ordinary in
terest' It is one Of the most charming
operas Of the lighter French school
and years ago enjoyed a notable run.
The cast includes Miss Nellie Te
Cain, Miss Mollis Morgan. Miss Cat
lett, Miss Inez CatIett, Miss Tharnette
MISS Sehenek' Charles Z. Bell, Charles
A Johnson, Harry Burns, Warren
FurgersoII, Ernest Glbbon, John Winch
coll. Dee Hammer. Benjamin Cox. IL.
Hammer. Samuel Hess, Chester Ogden
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English Women
Want TO VO.2
NndMORG Laws

"Vhat do these English surragists
want2" Is a question frequently asked.
which Mrs. Golden Sanderson answered
in a recent Interview, which Elizabeth
B. Butler writes in Charities and Com
mons. Up TO 1892 women voted in Eng
land, but when the reform bill. was
passed suffrage was taken from them.
A number OF prominent women in Lon
don. studying the condition Of the poor
women on the East Side. found that
they were treated badly by their en-
pIoyers: that while mems wages had
increased so per cent I'm the last twenty
years. women received no more than at
the beginning Charity failed 10 make
the condition better. and finally il was
decided TO go to the house Of commons
and make a demand for better con-
ditions for pOOT women. Three hun
dred OF these East Side women went
with their leaders The prime min
lister refused to receive them One Wom-
an stood up on a chair and said: I de-
mand the rights OF citizenship" She
was dragged down by policemen and
arrested, anG when other women took
her place they, too. were arrested. In
court the next day the women refused
TO call witnesses, because, they said
and could not be judged by the courts.
They would not pay the fine, and were
sent to prison, where they lived on poor
food in dirty cells. sewing mail bags
most of the day. Finally they were
liberated when the election was about
all was lost unless the women were re-
leased. -Four hundred members of the
house Of commons are said to be pledged
to vote for woman suffrage.