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Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-23
LONG BEACH
BAND MANAGER ASKS
CHANGES IN AGREEMENT
onice 90 Locust ave.
Phone Home eco.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH. Fen. 2s.-R. A. Emo.
business manager for the American band.
has notified the amusement committee Of
the city council that in three particulars
the option regarding giving dances In the
auditorium is unsatisfactory to him and 10
Director Moore. At a meeting Monday the
committee will decide whether the desired
changes in the proposed agreement will be
made.
The Pacific Electric officials and the city
authorities today reached an agreement
satisfactory to both as to who of the city
employees are to ride free on the electric
cars within the city limias. Captain Nc
Cord, who"was ordered to get off Conduc-
tor Woodruffs car or pay his fare. Thurs
day night. rode on the car with the same
crew today and was not asked for his 1--WE
cents. 1t is said Woodruff will be prose-
euted, however. McCord sworef TO a COM
plant charging him with battery.
Forty-six members OF DIR. A. II. Lindley's
Bible class at banquet served last night
in the parlors of the Plymouth Congrega-
tienal church. organized a mems club
which is expected TO prove power in the
church.
Captain Bakberg, a San Pedro diver
made an examination yesterday afternoon
of the cylinders under the outer wharf be-
low the water line. He found them in bet
ter condition than had been expected. In
the near future he will submit a written
report
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-23

The seat sale for the Fruit and Flower
mission entertainment to be given at the
Fraternal Aid opera house on Tuesday even
ing, February rs. is such that the youns
ladies of that organization are assured of a
good sum of money for the prosecution Of
their work in Pomona.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-23
INVITATIONS ARE OUT
FOR ACADEMY DRILL
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
VENICE, Feb 22-Invitations have been is
sued for the California Military academy drill
and dancing party. to be given at the Venice
pavilion Tuesday evening February %. The
patronesses of the affair will be Mines. B. A..
Lara, j. B. Mullen, L, A. Thomas. jr.. q II.
Baker and j. d. Bliss.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-23
Editors Uncle Dies


special TO 'neNitrald
LONG BEAcH. Feb. GA telegram re-
ceived today from F. Q. Roberts, editor Of
the Long Beabh Telegram, who left yester-
day afternoon for tho bedside of Samuel p.
Kimer his uncle, at Santa Barbara, an
nounced the death of Mr. Kimer last night.
Burial services Will be held tomorrow
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-23
school Wins nehate

SAN BERNARDINO. Feb. 22--The debate
between the Redlands and San Bernardino
high schools resulted In a. victory for Red
lands which is the first victory for the Foot
hill city school over the san Bernardino
school In several years,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-23

1t is reported that Enell Heights. the
beautiful country place In the foothills near
La Verne. which Mr.. Enell has been inn
proving for a home, has been sold. The
consideration is not known.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-23
POMONA NEWS NOTES

Special to The Herald.
POMONA Feb. 22-"The Gingerbread
Man" comes to the Fraternai Aid opera
house next week. wednesday evening. On
Thursday evening THE outpost" Will be
presented by local talent
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-23

The boys and girls basketball teams o
the high school went to Redlands today Il
play the high school teams of that city. A
good crowd of fans went with them.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-23
PIONEER OF LONG BEACH
DIES AT THE FAMILY HOME
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Feb. 22-Hugh Howell.
pioneer Of this city. died at o'clock this
afternoon at his home. 1886 East First
street. He was SO years old. Mr.. Howell
was a native of Wales. Funeral services
will be held at 23o o'clock tomorrow after
noon. Burial will be in Signal Hill ceme-
terry.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-23

DR.. w e. Blackstone of Pasadena will
occupy the pulpit at the First M. e. church
Sunday. His subject will be Our Respon-
sbiiity to Evangelize the World"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-23

John Weber returned from Los Angeles
Saturday, where he has been serving as
Juror in the Corwell murder Trial.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-23

Miss Madge Bate left today for Los An
geles. She will visit for a few days with
friends from Eugene, Ore, who are visiting
there.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-23
Military Euchre

The military enchre which will be given
on Monday evening, February 81, Will be
played in the Romanesque room.
The third annual ball given by the man
agement of Hotel Green to employees was
The Washington herald., 1908-05-31
TRANS-PACTFIC MAILS.

Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands. via San
Francisco close here daily at 9 10 p up to May
ST. for dispatch by United States transport.
Australia Except mails FOR West Australia. New
Zealand. Samoan Islands, and New Caledonia. via
San Francisco. close here daily at no p. m. up 10
May 81. for dispatch by steamer Foreric
Specially addressed mails for Japan. Korea and
China via Seattle close here daily az $40 D. m. up
to June J. for dispatch by steamer Suveric.
Hawaii. Japan. korea. China. and Philippine
Islands via san Francisco. close here daily at $40
n. m up to June 4. for dispatch by steamer Man
churia.
Japan. Korea. China. and Philippine Islands via
Seattle chose here daily az $40 p up 20 June A.
for dispatch By steamer Shinano Maru.
Japan Korea China. and Philippine Islands via
tacoma. close here daily at $40 p. m. up to June
5. for dispatch by steamer Titan.
Hawaii. via San Francisco. close here daily at $40
p. m. up to June 8, for dispatch by steamer Ala
media.
Hawaii Japan. Korea. China. and Philippine
Islands via San Francisco close here daily at $40
p IN. up 10 June II. for dispatch by steamer Nippon
Maru
Auftralia Except mails for West Australia. New
Zealand Samoan Islands. Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia. via Vancouver and Victoria, r. c. close
here daily at $40 p. m. up to June Il. for dispatch
by steamer Manuka.
japan. Korea China and Philippine Islands via
Vancouver and Victoria. B. G.. close here daily at
slO p. m mp 10 June 10. for dispatch by steamer
Empress OF China.
YladToStuk via Seattle close here daily at $40
p. m. ND to June r. for dispatch By steamer Adato.
Tahiti and Marquesas islands via San Francisco.
close here daily at slo D. m. up to June 4 for
dispatch 81 steamer MaEiposa.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-31
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B.-Followng schedule figures published only
as information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta. birmingham. Mobile. New Orleans
Ashevie. Chattanooga. Memphis, Sl5 4 N. aud
II ~ y. N daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga. Memphis
New Orleans 1913 D. m daily.
For Columbia. Charleston. Augusta. Aiken. 5aTan-
nah. jacksonville. and Florida pO;nts 8l8 d n
daily.
Tourist cars for California, tri-weekly, $40 D. m
Local for aarisonburg. 50 a. m daily; 4a5 D. m
week days: for Danyille rs a II daily, and for
Charlottesville. SIS M. and IS p. daily. Ere
Quent trains 70 and from Bluemont
L. s. BROWN. General Agent
The Washington herald., 1908-05-31
"Wednesday. Way u. 1eos0


Sixth and streets northeast-saul Topper ct uH.
to Leon Hoddes and Alexander Johnson. lot l5s.
square $50 $40
Pennsylvania avenue and Twenty-siIth street north
west-Katherine L. FlanigEn 10 Harry b. Taylor.
part lot J. square west Of SQUARE a. SIC.
Rosedale and IsherWood-Charies F. Sontag and
Sam1el T. Smith trustees, 20 Thomas Leary,
lots q and 81. block Is. SO.
Dry MeadOws-MaTy l. Harris et viz. John T.. TO
Joseph H Harris. part. So
Fills Nacancy-Arthur L. Fill ct ux. to Edith s.
Black. part. $40
Chichester-George Fl. shannon ct ux. TO J. Herry
shannon. LOT / block ?: lot ? block ;. and lot
Il, block l. SO.
Broo1land-James W. Graham and Francis McC.
CrisWell trustees 20 Frederic A Holton LOT
Is. block 2 So Marvin NJ Mclean ct ux 70
John Wignan. lot IS. block 32. SO
Dobbins' Addition 10 Washington-Joseph Paul ct
to Lille Il. Mattcrn. lots lO2 to los. square
Il, SO.
Nos 1So7 and l5Os Rhode Island a7rnue-Georrs F.
Stutz et ux. TO David b. Murdock. lots 81 and
IS. square l95 SO.
Twonty-hfth street northwest between I and X
streets-The Washington Loan and Trust Com
pany. trustee. 70 the Washington Loan and
Trust Company. trustee, part Dot llS square ..
L street northwest. between North Capitol and
First streets-John p. Davis Ct ux. 70 Parthenia
G. Kengla. part lot L. square go. SO
Griswold's Addition 10 Anacostia-Frances D. Har-
rison TO Margaret Wilson. part lot I'll SO
Nos ll0S. liz. and lll6 II street northeaSt-Frcd-
erick W. Pilling ct ux TO John W Pnling.
lots Z g. and H. square north of square 9s0 $40.
University Heights-Joseph r. Edson and Charles
B. Bailey, trustees, 10 Mary L. Herbert, north
half Of lot }. block TO- SEQ.
PadswOrth-Harry b. Wilson and Harry wardman
10 George b. McGinty. lot i6. square 2s24. SO
Lanier Heights-Edwa-d T. Fenwick et ux. to
Henry 2. Merrill part lot sS S.
Ninth street northwest. between I and K streets
dor ct ny
part original lot g. square aB $40
Duyal's Addition 20 Cnoutown-V iiliam T. Jordan
ct uN to Conrad H. Weiss. rear part lots 7s5.
78, and 7s5. SO
The Washington herald., 1908-05-31
An uncertain Compliment.

From the Kansas City Times.
James ]. Hill. the railway magnate, on
recent visit TO Kansas City. said Of
certain rise In stock exchange:
1T looks well. but I'm afraid it is
dubious. Il reminds me Of the Turkish
bashaw and his wife
"A Turkish bashaw lay dying He sum-
moned to him the youngest and falrest
Of his forty-six wives, and said 10 her
in low weak vciceA
"'Put on your richest costume. your
most brilliant jewels. Deck your hair
with pearls. brighten your finger tips
with henna.'
THE young wife blushed. Even in her
grief she was fiattered
And why, my lord said she, do you
desire me to make this sumptuous toilet?
e SO that death. when he comes the
man replied. seeing you so very beauti-
fpl, may perhaps carry you or instead
ot me-"
The Washington herald., 1908-05-31
(FrIday. Niay ID. 1oosl

West Woodbridge and Greenvale-Glenn F. Husted
e ux. 20 Henry A. Nieth; half interest in lot
q square f2s. West Woodridge and hall in
terest IN part Greeuvale. $40
CRANKY and Woodridgc--Hcury A. Vie;h et ux 10
Glenn T. Hustled half interest in part lot 6
CRANKY. and in lot Il. square l3n. Woodbridge.
So
Longnecker's Addition TO Congress Heirhts-Henry
c. Longnecker q ux 10 Noah l. Simmons.
lot S. block T. SO.
scuate Heights-Thomas H. Pickford ct u1. TO
Elmer E. Inlay, north hall Of lot I. block
2. So
Seventh and Q streets NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. J.
Clunie e TX 20 E. A. Bridgfurd and BurreIl
c. White. trustees. lot 49, square as SO l.
A. Bridgord and Burrell White trustees. 70
James Murray, same land, SO.
Y street northwest. between Thirteenth and Four
teenth street. and street northwest between
Fisl and Third stroetS-EdWin l.. Wilson et uL
20 Da<id 3. Murdock part lots a to a. square
rs. and part original lots and 5. square
55l SO
Brghtwood Park-Agnes n. Davis Ct vir Charles A.,
TO W. Charles Heitmuller. lots IS and ls.
block IS, $40
Brookland and South Brookland-HoIland Manley
20 M0liie E. Bentz triangle part block q
Brookland. and Of block 5 South Brookand.
Barry Farm-Charles l. Eaton Ct ux to Walter
Dyer. part lot A. section s. SO.
American University Heights-WSlter L. Wiley et
ux TO George o. Ferguson lots u and ..
Efingham Place-Thomas Walker e ur. 10 Isaiah
H. Bell east half of lot g. block Il. SO
D0bhins' Addition 10 Washington-Alexauder 1Iillar
ct u1- to William W. Jermane. lot S. square
Il. SO
Columbia Heights-Helen " jenkins 10 Sarah A.
Yermilya. lot S. block g. So
Pleasant Plains-Charles W. King i. ct ur to
0rren +. and Emma Hunter. lot 655. square
2677, So
Eckington-Samue W Pickford. q ux to Abraham
Kerocs. lots Z IS and ls block l. SO
Homead Manor-AleTander Aiillar e u1. 20 Harry
V and Reba Z 0stermayer lot l06. block
T. SO
Prospect-John Ridout ct ux TO George TruesdeI.
lots 3, S5. and 60 west half Of 20. a. a. q.
IS. IS, 50. 50. % IS. s. 20 g. s.. g. 6. &C. g.
10, u. IS and IS 81. Charles H. Merillat trle-
tee 10 George Trucsdeu same land and lot
Is $50
rs Eleventh. street nOrtheast-Helcu W Merriam
20 Helen Writ Merriam. lot q. square So SO
Alley between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
PennsylTania avenue and X street southeast
Samuel W Pickford et III. 10 John and Annie
Lydon, lot S. square lO65 SO
Pleasant Plains-Leuis L Breuninser e. ux %
Bonnie r. Heritage. lot "A. square Z35. SO
Mount pleasant-Charles W. King II, e. ux 10
William 5. Dewhirst lot 656. So
Pleasant Plans-Charlcs ". King et ux 20 Minnie
+. F1nkland lot col SO Same 70 FsteIla 4
Cartel. II. lot 655 SO
Manor Park-Wiliam NJ Terrell. trustee IN John II
Fisher. lots 5 ard Is. square S5S7. SO same
70 Josie n B. Widdup. lots 81 and ., square
52G SO
PadsEorth-Harry B. Wilson and Harry wariuan
70 George Bolchert. lot p. square ss23 SO. same
20 George Wagner, lot 80. square 2s23. SO same
70 Clara F. SaWtele lot a. square 2S2i. SO
Bloomingdale-Arthur Briscoe ct u1 10 John L
Warren. lot IS. block = SO.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-31
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
DURING THE PAST WEEK

No ISIS Eleventh street DorthWcst-Henry p.
Gentncr 70 Edward p. Schwartz, lot s.. square
s06. SO.
lie Droit Park-Robcrt z. Church e TO Alex
andCr b. Coleman, lot Q, square @s5. SO.
Takoma Park-Henry NJ Baker to David Feiaman,
lot l9 block H. Si00
street northwest between First and Third STREETS
Edwin L. Wilson e 20 Warren r. Brcnizer.
part original lot and 5. square 55l SO.
No ISIS L street nOrthWest-Cna-les +. Benjamin.
surviving trustee % Robert Alien lot 70. square
49, $500
Fourteenth street northwest between l. and "
street.-The Washington Loan and TuDt Com
pauy. executor and trustee. 10 John 81 Davis.
part original lot H. square 2f. $1,000 John N.
Davis q ux. % Isabel II. Lehman. same land.
SO
G street northeast between Tenth and Eleventh
strects-Elisha X. Brown et ux. to Herman Il.
HoWcnstcn. original lot i and part original lot
g. square 500 SO
Twentieth street northwest, between r and streets
Frank A. Miller to Aquala R. Yeakle. lot "A.
square 81. So
Colorado Heights-Ro0et T. Chattertoa to Au-
gsta c. Motz, lots ie and A. SO
The Washington herald., 1908-05-31
MAY 81 IN AMERICAN HISTORY.

lsc7-First colonists sailed from Plymouth. England
l62-Union between the colonies q Massachusetts,.
Connecticut. ard Plymouth.
l77j-Mccklenburg Declaration Of Independents
adopted.
l77s-Stouy Point eractatcd hy the Americans
lI9O-Copyright law passed hy the American Con-
gresS.
ls2l-Baitimorc Roman Catholic Cathedral dedi.
Gated
1874 aght lasting two hours between Union gun
boats al Acqua Creek and the batteries at that
place.
lssl-United states mail service discontinued in
seeding States.
lse2-Batue Of Fair Oaks. Va; the Union troops
rctreatcd.
lSSS-The gun6oat Alert accidentally burned at Nor
folk Va
ls6i-Granrs and Lees forces confront each other
from Hanover Court House 20 Cold Harbor
lS65-Tbe Confederate Gen. Hood and staff sur.
render.
ls7o-Civil rights bin approved
i6Sj-WcTd Is Exposition az New Orleans closed.
ISL -Johns.oen Hood Pennsylvania.
lsec-Body q jefferson Davis placed IN Hollywood
CcmctCy Rchmond.
is94-The Democrats In Congress carried an amend
ment TO the tariff bin putting humber on the
FREE LIST
lso3-Oysr 90 persons drowned and 500 rendered
homeless b. foods at Topeka. Kans about
s. 10000 worth Il property destroyed.
l9o5-Naihalla. English yacht. third a. finish
in transatlantic racA for Kaiser Wlha11nHssr
The Washington herald., 1908-05-31
CThursday, May 2s. 1ooso

Q street northwest, between Twenty y-second and
Iwenty-third streets-Samuel NJ. Lake et 70
Henry NJ Conger. original lot 10. square g. so.
Henry NJ Conger 20 Angeine Clarence H..
Clyde W.. and Henry NJ. Conger. original lot
TO- square g. SO
East Deanwood-Frank T. Rawlings e. ux. 10
Samuel Covington. lot ;. block p, SO
thirteenth street southeast. between = and G
streets-James +. Duvan 20 Emma ID. DuvaA,
Part lot IA. square 1913 SO
street northeast between North Capitol and First
srneets-A. fontaire kempcr % John I. AIMS,
south half Of original lot l. square 6il SO.
Central Heights-Narie " Gehring TO Daniel C.
Lear. lot 3 block s. So
DObbllS Addition 70 WashinCtOn-Jamcs Martin
et uI o. Patrick and Susan h. Mccarthy lot
81. block Is SO
County-Uuiu C. Staples 10 Cecilia 3. Keinner
lot J. square I-N So
No. II / street uarii rest-Aiichael T. Burns to
Annie G. Eurus. iot Is. square 63. So
PetwoFth-Alcr g. EointEd and Charles II. Is
lin to Edria -. Davis part Lot >. square o.
SO Same % Commodore T.. Melton. part lot
g. slUarc p Sla
County-Hcnry H. l5urie et Tx. 20 Eugene T.
Broadus. tract sheriff read. So
Mount Airy and Fells Yacancy-Edith S. Black Ct
yir. William II to Edward L. H5nycr. part
SO. Edward l. H.llyer to Edward j. Stell-
wagen. part SO.
No. 1907 Rhode lsard avenue northwest-Davd 2.
Murdoek to Rachel b Clarke lot s., square
1856. SO
Pleasant Plains-H. II. RcrEmann. surviving trlls-
tee. 20 Bessie A. Macintosh, lots y 70 a. so
The Washington herald., 1908-05-31
CTuesdny. Mny 20, 1oosl

John r. Shields 10 Patrick c. Holmes. lot q,
square l0ll. so.
street northeast between Fourteenth and Fiji
teenth streets-Pauline C. Thomas et viz. Noble
J.. 10 Henry L. Heitmuler. lot 36. square So.
SO
woodley Park-Henry r. Dulany ct al. receivers.
10 Edgar s. and Wilam VI. Kennedy lots =.
s. s. and part lot 3. block 2. and lots 10 10 Us.
and pant lot l09 block .
Fourteenth street northwest. between / and
streets-WinsloR H. Randolph. executor. 10 Allan
Mel. Albert, parts original lots and 2.
square rs SO.
7O p street northwpst-John McGregor et ux. 20
Winslow H. Randolph. lot i9. square l57, SO
New Seat-Daniel X. jackson 70 William Z. Dun
nington. part. SO.
80 F street uortheast-John s LAckey ct to
John E. Mills. lot T. square 95 SO
Z6 Ninth street southeast and - Ninth street
southeast--Waiter NJ Mcfarland e al 10 Annie
l. Ciscle lot II and part LOT TO- square sA
Same TO Matilda Jones. lot and part lot 10
square 81. SO
street northeast. between North Capital and First
streets-Clarerce Z. Ernest 70 A. F0ntaine
Kemper. south half Of original lot l. square
67l. So
Peters Min Seat and Girls Portion-Florenee l.
Hill ct al % John Il. HILL part. SO.
7Os y street nOTthWest-LOuise " d. Clark et al
% Washington Loan and Trust Company. trus-
tee part lot TO- square "a. SO.
Chillum Castle Manor-Elizabeth O'Hare ard
Michael J. Colbert, executors and trustees, 10
Dcmarest 10 Chillum Castle Realty Company
part SO
Fifteenth street northwest between and w streets
Thomas Bones and S. Percy Thompson. trls-
tees TO Wilbur L. Wright. lot IS. square s3, SO
Fifteenth street northwest between and " streets
Same % Oswald and Frances Schreiner, lot S..
square 30. SO
Barry Fam-R H April et ux 70 Michel O..
Dumas part lot ;. section l. SO Michael o.
Dumas 20 Lizzie April. same land $40.
Tr1nidad-Harry Burn e. uN 70 Henry Z. Glotz-
bach. lots 2. &. and p. block 10. SO.
Pleasant Plains-Walter 2. Schneider et TX. TO Iva
B. Ridgely LOT i3l. SO
Fourteenth street sluiSwost between and p
streets-James r. ELeTsn et al TO Joseph
Schifman original lot g. square 265. SO
First street southwest. between I and h streets
Joseph Schi1man e. uL 10 Percy " P1ckfOTd.
lot 81 square 645 and lots 10 s, block ?, Ishcr-
wood. SO.
First street southwest, between I and K streets
Percy W. Pickford 70 Eun!ce N. Lewis. lot 81.
square 645 SO.
North Brightwood-Ida T. Mackrfle ct vir William
R.. 20 George L. GocdacTe. lots 5. g. and Z.
block 5. SO.
West lexington Frederick Sonnemann ct w. 70
John Higgins r.. lot T. block 4. SO.
Anacostia-Adolph FeldvOss and William J. Wonder
heide. trustees. 70 Robert r. Bradbury part lot
ls SO
Fifth and streets northeast-Louise E. Hitchcock
et vir, Thomas, IT,, 20 Fred A. Norway. lots IS
to 50. square So A.43S.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-31
CMonday. May %, IeOs1


ls25 Cedar Place northwest Bunon 8lacafee ct ux.
to Tamar NJ Tyler. lot ss. square ls2 SO.
lamar NJ Tyler 10 Janetta Z. Siacafee. lot s5.
square ls1 So
Pleasant Plains-Zachariah 7. soFers and Arthur
s. Mattingy. trustees. 70 Charles Same. lots
u and Is. SiO
Padsworth-Ha 3. Wilson and Harry WaIdman
70 Bertha Judge lot 90 square 2 g. SO.
100 street northwest-Frank Claudy 10 Mary A.
T. Cherry lot a. square 3O6. SO.
Florida avenue northwest, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth strcets-Katie Thompson 70 Almos Z.
and Harriet Bogue. part lot q. square ~ SO.
TwCnty-hfth street northwest. between / and X
streets-william H. w. Fletcher e al 10 Henry
d. Nicholson and Milton d. Campbell. trustees.
part lot 3. square l6 81.
Twenty-af,h street northwest between | and X
streets-Patrick HOlleran surviving trustee. to
Mary A. Hurney and Kate Z. Porter. part lot
25 square l6. 81.
@ street southeast between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets-Henrietta f. Gutridge ct viz. James D..
TO William H. Richards lot 6. square 9S7, So
K street northwest. between Fourth and Fifth
streets-Algernon r. McChesney et ux- 10 William
Prince part original lot 5. square SIS. S.
Congress Heights-William H. Richards e. TX 70
Henretla f. Gutridge, lot g. block &. $50.
North Columbia Heghts-Hilda Nicholson. e. viz
Leonard l.. 10 Burton I. Doyle, trustee. Sibiot
2. block 2 SO
Twenty-third street northwest. between L and NJ
streets-Alararet Cady 10 Mary Cady. part Of
original lot TO- square 81. s..
Interest-Edxard H. Droop ct TX. and Carl A.
Droop ct ux. 70 Agnes 9. and Anna h. DroOp
and Bertha D. LeveEcis. all interest in three
fifth share Of estate Of Edward Il. DroOp. de-
ceased SO.
Park View-Middaugh & shannon, Incorporated n
John II. and Emma VI. koebtz. lot 50. square
$685. SO Same 70 Bessie S. Chambers. lot ~,
square S57 SIC.
y street northwest. between TWenty-hrst and TTen-
ty-second streets-Elen j. Kirby 10 William X.
Reeves part original lot IS. square 70. SO.
Sixth street northeast. between and streets
George +. Chase 10 Elisha p. Taylor. lot 70.
square s3 SO
Cleveland Park-Frank u. and Lily Larned. tus-
tees. 20 Francis L. Allen. lots / 20 s. block II,
SO
WOodridee-Harry d. Beach q uT. 70 james ;.
Atkinson. lot 3. block 9. SO Mary S ThOmD
son ct vir. Lewis L. 10 same lot -. block
The Washington herald., 1908-05-31
Enst nnd Wert of FIII.

From the National Geographic Magazine
East Of Fiji life is one long, lotus-eat-
ing dream, stirred only by occasional par
ties Of pleasure. feasting. love-making.
dancing. and a very little gardening
work Music is the soul OF the people,
beauty Of face and movement is more
the rule than the exception, and friend
liness to strangers is carried almost to
excess. Westward OF the Fills lie the
dark, wicked, cannibal groups Of the
Solomons. Banks. and New Hebrides.
where life is more like a nightmare than
a dream; murder stalks openly in broad
daylight; people are nearer TO monkeys
than human beings In aspect. and music
and dancing are little practiced and in
the rudest possible state.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-31
Sanitary Laundry Started.

At the last quarterly meeting Of tho
Housekeepers' Alliance reports from the
committees showed a membership of 100.
and sufficient money to pay expenses Of
the cooking class during the summer
Miss Jacobs class in household economics
closed last week. The most important
work resulted in starting the sanitary
laundry at 1lO7 street 10 be conducted
under the supervision Of a committee
The Washington herald., 1908-05-31
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL II. 1905
Ieare Mashington New Union Station

SCHEDULE IN EFF ELI AFHIL II. IYt.
Leave Washington New Union Station.
SIS a. m.-Daiy-An points on Norfolk and West
EN-; also Knoxville, Chattanooga. and MemphiA
l0s5 D. m.-Daily-Roanoke. Bristol. Winston
Salem Knoxville. Chattanooga Nashville. MsInI-Ss.-
New Orleans Through Sleeper. Dining cara
For Norfolk-Leare Washington 40 q. W. daily
HAS a. m. daily tcxcept Sunday. Arrive Norfolk
II % a. m, $50 ?. m
415 p m--Daly-BeryVine. Duray. Shenandoah.
Elkton.
Trains from the Southwest arTiVe s:a5 a m and
n@0 ?. m
All information Fourteenth street and New Yorf
avenue (Bond B1ilding).