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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-10-08
KING AND QUEEN ARE
HELD; PLEASES THEM

ROME, Oct. 8:-Conscientious
customs inspectors are enjoying the
favor of the king and queen of Italy
today, even though the rulers were
yesterday submitted to as rigid ex-
animation as. ever fell to the lot of
the humblest OF their subjects.
The royal couple we're motoring
from Rome to Montcenis and were
held up by four Inspectors. Both
Victor Emmanuel and the queen
wore automobile goggles and could
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-10-08

not be recognized.
q, The inspectors found two ca
meras, and, as these are prohibited,
they confiscated them.
Their suspicious were aroused.
and they began a severe question
Ing OF the king and queen. regard
Ing their presence inside the lines
and their destination. Emmanuel
answered the questions for time.
but failed to satisfy the faithful
guards, who decided to hold the
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auto for examination.
Then the king removed his cog.
giles. The. royal couple were re-
leased with the most abject
apologies, which were met by the
king congratulating the men upon
their faithful performance of their
duty.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-10-08
CHICACO. Oct. 8-Onlv

CHICAGO, Oct. S.-Only a
woman can make successful
school superintendent. This is the
opinion, expressed modestly, of
Mrs. Ella Flagg Young, supeintend-
ent Of schools of this, the second
city Of the country, and the first
woman school superintendent in
the world.
Sweet faced at Ga, and showing a
marvellous amount of energy, this
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-10-08
HEARD In auoyILIE

Tarantula-Why, there's Cent?
pede. You told me he was dying.
Army Worm-Nonsense! What
said was that he had one foot in
the grave, and what does one foot
amount to with him!
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-10-08

There are nearly $50 languages,
derived from nearly 20 linguistic
sources, spoken in India.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-10-08
KISS OF PEACE ENDS
2O0-YEAR VENDETTA
Fued of Two Centuries Is Closed
In indiana Court.

(By United Press.)
FORT WAYNE, Ind, Oct. s.
After a vendetta of 200 years.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-04

HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR WORN
garments. eitheT ladies' OF gsuts sead postal; vii
call snv hour you say. l. TARSEES, I5G III -
". Phone North s9o
The Washington herald., 1909-03-04
TEN DIE Tn INCENDIARY FIRE
Big italian Tenement House Burned
by BLACK Hand" Gang.
threatening Letters to Barker IS-
nored and Fire In the Building
Promptly FOlIOws-

New York. March "A FIRE. believed
by the neighborhood 20 have been OF
Black Hand origin, killed ten persons
and injured fifteen OF twenty more. IN
cluding several fremen, early this morn-
Ing in the tenement AZ 274 Seventh ave.
nue. Ths five-story building. which vas
wrecked. was occupied by Italian fans
HES. and ell the dead were or that ns4
tiouality.
Antonio Urso has barber shop IN tbs
basement Of the tenement and formerly
lived up stairs Some time ago he re-
ceived a Black Hand letter demanding
money. after the usual manner OF thess
letters He turned the letter over 70
the police and moved his family TO the
tenement at SO. keeping his barber shop
IN its former location. 4 few days ago
he received another latter, but paid 70
attention 10 IL
There is an undertaking establishment.
run by Patrick B. Mcdonald. on the first
floor. and the fire IS believed 70 have
Donald in the basement IN the rear OF the
barber shop
The undertaking place was destroyed.
and the bodies OF Dr.. Victor Meyer, q
suicide. and OF May Koelsch, who died
Tuesday night at Hattie Ross rooms, et
554 Seventh avenue. were IN the under
takers shop and were partially consumed.
Detectives from the Italian branch OF
the detective bureau al once began al
investigation Of the cause OF the IRE.
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Diplomacy.

From LiTpinoott's-
Harold visits or terms of intimacy a
household that boasts OF three good
looking sisters-Betty. BabbIe and Ellen
and Of these Harold has not yet quite
made up his mind touching a certain i'm
pcrtant contingency.
IN one occasion. when he had called
early. and no one was yet downstairs,
Harold was half doing in a Morris chair
IN the library. when suddenly & pair Of
soft little hands covered his eyes and a
sweet little voice commanded
Guess who-
Immediately Harold was up tree. He
couldn't for the life Of him determine
whose voice Il was-Betty's2 Babies?
Elien's2 a wrong guess would mean
complications too awful 70 contemplate
Finally. however. a happy solution Of the
difficulty offered itself. and Harold bland
Is announced.
ITS the dearest. sweetest little girl II
ali the world,'
Dear Harold" nummured the young
thing. as she removed her hands
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NUElEA noE-
FoODWARD q LOTHRoP. InfoHaati01 Bs-sa1-
EnLDENBERG- Information Bureau
EECHT & CO.. Cashiers O1ice-
e4IAIs ROYAL. Information Bureau
8. KANN. SONS & CO. Information Bnresu.
kT1fPsON-s PHARMACY. coTner 7th 81 and r l.
5OHNSTON'S PHARMACY. n y. J. ave Nv
2 WELLER'S PHARMACY, ~ II 81 nE-
ATKTNsON's PHARMACY. llth snd q SIS Nv
ASTORIA PHARM4CT. d and 6 IS nv.
kFNEsAW PHARMACY. Mount Pleasant and
sleST-fTY@s tlSi-f CIGAR STORE. ISs ilh s. ~.
IAYLOR's PHARMACY. sJh and P 50 Nv
KFNER's PHARMACY sth and 5 SIS Nv
NI A NENKE, 5th and sts. ~.
PROCT0R'S PHARMACY, ISIS lsth 81 nv
Ia. L LEATHERWOOD. ISl5 18th 81 nW.
.STOTT & SNYDER. 18th and SIS Nv
DOM. & sANFORD-S PHARMACY, corner n /
ave. R1d North Capitol s. nv.
DAY & cos PHARMACY. 5h and 6 stA H.
TARNOLD's PHARMACY. 40 ltn 81 Nv
HERALD BRANCH. 6s5 Il =. Nv
NORTHEAST
NcCHEsNEY & JOACHIM. ID ard s. ue
AeCEESSEY JOACHIM Sth a1d I So ~.
8. ]. GEIGER'S PHARMACY. corner 9Th ard b
sTAFFORD's PHARMACY. tn ard H SIS ne.
CHARLES J. FURNAN-S PHARMACY. sth and
Z Capitol SIS ne.
.BLU8fER's PHARMACY. \. Capitol sad r 50 ,1s ne-
ID. D. COURTNEY'S CIGAR AND NEWSSTAND
II \. CaPitol ST
SOUTHWEST
EILBURN's PHARMACY. 7th ard h IS s~'
SOUTHEAST.
F. ?. WELLER. sth ard 7 - 81
CITY n NEELY Ilth and sts Sc
BROOKLAND.
CHARLES G. LENNON. I2th and NeT'on -
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Goe. 10 Become q Cowboy.

ithaca. y. Y, March 2.-EdWsrd Riker
the fourteen-yesr-oid son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Riker. OF this city. has been
missing from his home for the past i've
days. and his parents believe the youth
has jumped freight train for the West.
where be will Try 70 become a cowboy.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-04
AGED EDITOR IS DEAD.
Dr.. william Rand One OF the Oldest
CIerEymeu in America

Yonkers. y. Y. March 3.-Rev. William
WiIberford Rand. D. D., editor, author,
and one OF the oldest clergymen n Amer
lea. died ar his residence here to-day.
aged ninety-three years. Death was due
10 debility. brought on by old age.
Dr. Rand was 00rn in GOrham. Ne, in
1916. and wss educated IN the Boston
Latin School and B0wdo!n College. from
which he was graduated in 1854
After preparation in the Bangor Theo-
logical Seminary in jsn, he was ordained
minister in the Dutch Reformed Church.
Since 1873 he had been engaged in an edi-
torial capacity with the American Tract
Society
The Washington herald., 1909-03-04

Marion, Ind. March 3 - The Indiana
Brewing Association. whose plant Is stu
ated in a suburb OF this city. closed Us
business to-day because the local option
law has made its territory dry. The CON-
psny has enough beer on hand to supply
its trade until next September. when the
last saloon win close n Grant County.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-04
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

\. B.-Foglozinz schedrie figures p1blished o1ly
as iuforrsti6u snd are uot glsrznteed:
Fer Atlanta Birmingham. Mobile, New Orisa1S,
AsssTins ChattEnoeza. Memphis. g. Il sza
B-s5 z II daily. Dining czfS
For Roanoke Kn0xvilie. ChattsnooEA Memphis.
New Orleans. 1910 D n daily Dining caz
Fo- CosrnhSa. Charleston, AuEgssz, Aiken SzFz1s
nah. jacksonville and Fso-ida poizts. 40 P Il
dzily. Dining car sczvice-
Tc,.-jSt cars for CzIf1zuta tTi-zssklE, 41o ,. II
IoczI for Har-isoubs-E. 80 a. n daily; AS = II
week Savs: for Dz1Ells. 10 g. Il daily. and los
Charlottesville ID & n and 4z5 p Il o2-Ts
F-ecusut trains % snd frun Bl1euont
L : BROWN. Gene-zl Ags1t
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CRUELTY TO CHILDREN.
Father of Woman Arrested in Paris
VIII Aid His Daughter.

Father of woman Arrested IN Paris
VIII Aid His Daughter.
New York. March 3-Frank W Savin.
the wealthy broker and member Of the
New York Stock Exchange, whose Offices
are at 6s Broadway. acknowledged this
afternoon that Mrs Josephine Savia Sar-
gent. who is imprisoned IN Paris charged
with brutality toward four adopted chill
dren. IS his daughter
Through Myron H Oppenhein. his at
torney. Mr.. Sayin issued a statement in
which he said he would do everything in
his power 10 help his daughter. except 90
abroad TO see her.
He has not seen her since her last mar
rage. nor did he recognize that marriage
Ten years ago he settled an allowance
Of $500 a year upon her which IS sent
to her in monthly instsllments- Al in
staUment was cabled TO her Paris bank
ers to-day.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

NOIE-Puhlished OLly Gs i1foTlati00, e1a 1ot
ggzrzuteed
40 P. Nc & o. LIMITED, Dsfy-Fsst rss-
tihulsd train Pullman sIsepe-s % LexinEto1 JO1s-
vile Cincinnati. In1izuaposis cticzEo. and S.
Louis. Counecti01 foT Vi-Eizis Hot Sp-i1gs- Pull
uszn car Louisville 70 Memphis ard New O-issn4-
Dining CHS "a carte se-Eica
uIo ?. M.-F- z. = LIMITED. Dsly-So1id
Testituis train Pullman sesps-s % Clncz1st.
Lexington. and Louisville Compartment slssplng
car 70 Virginia Hot Sr-iuss week cayE Dining c1Ts.
"a czr1e service Pl-Ilmsn slespsT5 Ctncnnau .
ChicaFo and St Louis. and Lo-tsTllls 70 Ae1phiSs
Nashville snd New Oriezns
Chesspeaks ani Ohio Onoes. 5s Pennsgirsnis
sverue. "a F street ard Sew Uul51 Station Tel
ephoue Main l0s u Zs for ticksts. 6sggzgs ehscss
reservations and TsIiczh
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BANK OFFICERS CONVICTED.
Col. BrIfton and Frederick SchrOe-
der Ease Ten Tears Sentence.

New York. March 2-CoL Edward E
Britton and Frederick NJ. Schroeder were
this afternoon convicted before Judge
Jsycox. in Brooklyn. Of stealing S4.eo0
from the funds Of the Eagle Savings and
Loan Association OF Brooklyn. OF which
they we're officials Col. Britton vas
president Of the association
The jury returned It's verdict shortly
before 5 O'Clock Both OF the defendants
were stunned when their fate was de-
cided. Under the law they viii set ten
years each IN State prison
The Washington herald., 1909-03-04
TYPEWRITERs.
MANTELS AND TILES.

Al advertising contracts made By Tbs
Washington Herald are based upon its
bona fide eircuiation-a circulation In
Washington larger by thousands than was
ever before attained by any morning news
paper st the Capital It's books are open.
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L. 8 ENGINEER OFFICE. 90 TTH ST NV.
Washington D. O. MsTch l. iSs.-Seslei D7o-
possls for furnishing ard placing rirrsp stone On
sea wall Anscostia River. D. G.. VII Be received
here until z n. MARCH s.. 1919. ard then Frsb-
iclv opened. Information furnished OF Application
JAY J MORROW, Major. EIIS mhLZ3A.s.9
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Oeean Sfeannshfnn.

New York. March s.-Auived cut: Prizz Fssa-
srich Wilhelm a. Chsrbourg.
Sailed fran foreign ports: Oceanic sroz sozEA-
anptol
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When you have lost or found anything
telephone an advertisement 20 The Wash
ington Herald. and bill viii be sent you
at ! cent word
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L. 5 ENGINEER OFFICE. 20 TTH ST NV.
Washington. d. G.. Msrch = lso9.-Seaisd pro-
possls for furnishing building stone n Potomac PARK
Eill be received here until Y n, MARCH q. Eos.
ard then uubiciv opened. Information furnished o.
application. JAY J. MORROW. Ma5o-. EngTs-
NH 2Ea@n
The Washington herald., 1909-03-04
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY.

SCHEDULE II EFFECT JANUARY y, lss-
Leave Washington New Union Station.
30 a n--Dafly-AM points On Norfolk sDd Wess-
0n; also Knoxville ChattsEoogs. ard AsnphA
1o-lo D. m--Daily-Roanoks. Bristol. Winstoos
Salem, KnoITiIls Cbsttsroog2. Nashville, Memphis
New Orleans Through Sleeper. Dining csr.
For Eorfok-LeaTc Washington. Al 8 n daily
ul5 a. n daily lsxcppt Surdayl- Arrive No-1olE
L - a. n and SD ? II
4S5 D m.-Dsily-Be7TyTilIe. LnrSy Shsnacdosh.
Trains from the Southwest sTr1vs eSs :. Il 1.d
1870 ?. n.
Al information Fou-tssnth street and Nsz To<E
arenns fRcra Ruilfinzl.
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LOST AND FOUND.

s. REWARD WILL BE PAID To PARTY ks-
turning ring q 517 ! 81 nv
L0ST-TN ROCK CREEK PARK ONE BkOM@
fr- psckusece: Russian sable Rstu-n- and receive
reward. to III s. 49,
The Washington herald., 1909-03-04
FARMS.

We HAVE AL CLASSES OF FARMS. SUB
urban. srd eoEntry homes. ali prices and loca-
tons; get our new catalogue With useful iuforna
ton and many bargains. NATIONAL FARM
AGENCY. ffE y. y. ave nv. Eh4I
FARMS; ANY SECTION; TIMBER LANDS;
COLONIAL homes; southern plantations, blT near
Washington, d. G: best markets. Gail Of Vrite
mh+tf
FOR sALE-DAIRY FARM. ~ ACRES. NEAR
station. within 50 miles o. Washington; CT
main line SCuthezn- Cheap; easy terms
THOS. G. HENDRICKS Co.
fsoSlH - I5sh s. uT. 'PhoDs u. ~
The Washington herald., 1909-03-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Eeoo WORTH or OLD GOLD, SILVER AND
diamonds wasted FOX spct eash q In exchange for
rev jswelry. CASTELBERG-S. So Psuns- avs. ru
MODERN FURNITURE BOUGHT AT 1903 18th
s.. ~. ard clothing. L sent % ths store.
csz-d L HENSLEY
PAY THE HIGHEST CASH PRICES FOR
ladies' and geutlemcn's czSt-of wearing apparel /.
dToD card: vii call e. LIVINGSTON. I22l tn St
Nv. OF phone North T3a. feE-gt
The Washington herald., 1909-03-04
MALE & FEMALE HELP WANTED
TUTORING.

Enslis5 designed 70 aid those 20 whom Il Il
foreign language Also sho-t tri1 which reviews
The essential points in grammar for those preparing
f1r examinations. Folder mailed On request. 80
Girard 81 Nv. mbs-3t
The Washington herald., 1909-03-04
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE A CIGAR STORE DOING A NICE
business. ard iz The right location VIII sell st
inventory NATIONAL SPORTING GOODS CO.
ei3 z 81 nv mh43t
INVESTMENT PROPERTY Is SOUTHERN
town % be s0ld-Best business property IN CroEsn1
town al large hTiCk buildings; rr1ted for god
percentage On prioe. Sg.o0; AZ Opportunity 70 get
safe incons property Address J.. care TIE Wash
inE-on Herald fsSmh4
FOR SALE - ONE REFRESHMENT AND
souvenir broth. already erected Apply 70 SKIN
NER Hotel johnson mh5-2t
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DOGS, CATS. BIRDS, &C.

PAIR OF IMPORTED HARTz MoUSTAIS
CANARIES and breeding cage. WITH fixtures. toE
S. these birds should hatch 5ou st least p birds II
ons season SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. III n1h
g. AZ
The Washington herald., 1909-03-04
N0N-MEDICAL HEALING.

THE NEW WAT-PROF- PARKER's ENFORCED
circulation a TIE hood cures locomoSor at1xia
Ehs1natis1. Brshts disease. paralysis and kindred
Eiimenrs without drugs uT surgczI procedure
DespeTzte cases solicited Pruf. Il. y D. PARKER
lG1 Ninth street Nv Hours: % 10 s. Sunday. 10
10 ? Phone ". flI2. Ps<tc1laT5 back co7er city
oirectory- mh5-tf
CHRONIC DISEASES OF LONG STANDING
quickly cured By ChirOpTaCric adjustments,
consultation free. Dr. " n. CORSON. sss f
81. feET
The Washington herald., 1909-03-04
HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR GOOD SERVICE. CALL REAR 81 PA.
ave uw. 70 board OF hire y0u- horse Everything
n general livery busiaess a. reduced rates T. L.
PTTSNOGLE 'pk0ue ". s.. feL-51t
BENsINGER's HORSE BAZAAR
Direct ard commission dealers in horses ard
uules. sSEN sth s. ~. Auction Mondays
and WednesdSvS Private ssles daily. alSh
The Washington herald., 1909-03-04
PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QUARTERMAS-
ter. Washington. Takoua Suhstat0n. d. G..
March J. lSs.-Selled proposals IN triplicate. SD
jet n TIE usual conditions. vii Re received here
until = O'Clock noon. MARCH g. Is9 ard then
opened. fcr the construction. inclutinz plumbing.
heating electric wiring and electro lighting f1-
tures C two single sets oficeTs quarters ore Hos
Tiial Corps bsrack. one sto-eho-s~. o1e sable and
ore wagon shed ard garage az ,ae Walter Reed
Ar-ry General Hospatal. Washington. d. C.. Plans.
Specifications. blank proposals. and further infGma-
ton furnished On spplicstion. A deposit q 90
required for plans and sTcCidcstio1s; deposit ~1n
be returned 20 bidder on return q Plans and speci-
Scatious here L. s. reserves night % accep- OF
reject any OF al BIDS Cr any pan thg7eof Pro
posals 10 Be marked Proposals f0r Pubic Bald
inEs at Waiter Reed Army General Hospitsl, Wash
iugton y. c." and addressed 70 H. l. PETTUS.
Constructing QusrteTmastsr- nhLZS42.8
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LITERARY WORK WANTED.

AUTHORS MANUSCRIPT REWRITTEN, he
Tised and prepared for the p7ssS Proofs read
Instruction ID Composition and Elegsnt Writing
CAMPBELL. The Alton Phone
North u5lM. fs2O-e
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HAIR GOODS.

z LUTHER
Ns 18th ST ~
Europesu and American styles IN hair dressing:
scientific scaip treatment and sbanpooing; MARCEL
waving and hair coioring; hair goods. wigs &c. to
order mhi-9Ss
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SHOW CASES-STORE FIXTURES
HEALTH MOVEMENT.

yIAyI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. NATURAL.
non-sUTgical; cloth bound. sooFags book fseG
Apply By mai. SIS Colorado Building. Free lecture
for women Tuesoay at 5 .. n. AISd
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PAWNBROKERS.

READY MONEY At PER CENT
On watches diamonds and jsTsl7y.
LOUIS ABRAHAMS
Bonded broker, E3 Ninth 81 Nv.
Old gold Elvsr. and rsEn tickets bought for cash.
ue2leod-d
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RAILROADS.
BAITImORE 2 OHIO RATLR0AD.

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE -
10 PH5I5.AspELPAHIA A Asp EEsE s.E xok5R 96Rx
90 a n D;nsT: Pgli1nsa s5z-, Psrio5 -
s5S a m neserEstien PzIlcZ kI5snqr 81, sa1-
iiss n bissT biSsT sRa sIs PaIsa Sisa Psr e1
.Iae p n. Dlnsr s2d psilgan Ps5ier Ca-
go ? m "Roy2l Li-dited- Al Pullman Sn0zea
iss9 , m Coaches to Phliseei2his.
s5zo \ n. Diner and Pullman Pa-ioE-
80 p 2: e2achee 70 Pns.eds.pai@-
-z52 a. n Sleepers % ehi.adelphis 4 Nss 1o[zs 1s
80 ?. n -
EVERY H0UR on TIE HOUR
sZ. 800. fs3o. 20, IN fs0. 80. %.
@ s ,a5 lsS' .s1d q o p, sso as9 30 ''sa sis 50 s.
80 so SO. no. s9o. 30. '197S. '4s>''
WESTWARD.
ShICAGOy IL so 2 n ---,-
CINCINNATI. ST. LopIs, ASD LOUISVILLE
.PITTsBURG, $50 a. 4. II. 'sas D n, 'zS1
tLEyELASD. 40 :. n
WHEELING. -s:le :; n, 81
WINCHESTER, f9:I0 g II. f45S, $50 ? K
FRED ERICA, fs12. fs.a. ssds a. n. H. isa7s
HAEERsTowS. -sls a. n. Pm p
.IYNAP polls. "a isS9. iI2as SOon. isaa. 60
SSz5 -. and 80 ? z. -.
SPECIAL NOTICE
On Thursday. March l. InzCgEatiou D1g-
seclGi sehedule q trains VII y n ensct ocsHeee
"as1irgtou and Baltimore E1l trtcE12t1oo m9y
= cotained Et Ticket Oa.cSs. Baltlz1oTe eno On1o
TELFpHoSEs at az TIE following Tieks.. o.
fees: ls,E g 81 Nv, Main l59l; ss Psn1sJlSsnsa
aye, Main IS New Uniou Station: llcket O1css
Main Tsss; i"fe-nstiou B'T.Peu- Main -
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE AND
ANNAPOLIS ELECTRIC RAILWAY
Electric palace cas- from White House stznoes
C5.h and z sts. NORTHEAST.
Fer Bsltimore-Erery half hour from go 4 y -
10 , n. and $50. 81. 1os1. snd LIS p Ia
szcsgt OF the ODD hours Local ears At sSs. saS
i 70 a. n. and 10. 3lo. $40, 10 , II
Cars o1 the EVEN hours make 10 stop ostEesa
Washington and Bzltinore
For Annzpolis-ETeTy hou- frou So = n % -
P n. and u.i3 ,. L.
Fares One vsy. Round Tip
To BaiHooTe--.-..---------- &c sLS
To Annapolis and g. s.
Naval AcadsaJ. ............ T5e- E-@
Bsgsags checked.
Al 2 St cars rya direct 70 whl,s H01ss stztiol-
Ticket n15cs at lsth and n 7 ave northwest s11
a. White House Staten. 18th and q stz NORTH
EAST. Telephone =. f55 snd Liuc- 5ss
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY.
SCHEDULE N EFFECT JANUARY Il IAe-
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GOOD REPAIR SHOPS
OF WASHINGTON, D. C.
A DIRECTORY or RESPONSIBLE CONCERNS
THAT Do REPAIRING AND MISCEL-
LANEoUs JOB WORK.
AUTOMOBILES.

NATIONAL GRACEFULLY EQUIPPED FOR
repairing ALL MAKES q automobiles Noderats
prices and effcient service, 10 18th St nv Phous
n g2 tez Ut
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REFRIGERAToRS { ICEBOxES.

McCRAT MODERN REFRIGERATORS AND
COOLING ROOMS ARE The BEST MADE.
NELSON REFRIGERATOR CO.
go 81 y. ". del9-tu. n Ss-tf
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CLEANING AND PRESSING.
FURS.
CLEANING AID nYEING.
WINDOW CLEANING.

EXPERT CLEANING AND DYEING; FINE
laundry work sPINDLER'S. sE 18th s. nv.
'Pio,.s Main 20 feISSt
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TINNING ANp HEATTNG.

EXPERT TIN, COPPER. AND SHEET IRON
workers stove repairing. Leaky roofs specially.
GEORGE HURDLE. sos Louisiana ave nv
fez-1t
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WE cAN CLEAN ToUR WINDOWS QUICKER.
easie- cheaper than you c1n; We En1E hcE.
LEON L CAHOON. Acne WinGos Cleaning Co.
1905 st. nE. Phone Main I15a fefsE
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TRUNKS
MOTORCYCLES.

WANTED-TRUNKs TO REPAIR PRICES
reasonable: seud postal. VIII cali and give est4-
mates DE SEPHEWS sa5 sth s. nv. zh2-tf
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HERALD BRANCH OFFICES:

'.srerissnsn,s for ne Washington Herald nay b
:. 2. .ha u-ain nlEcs q az any b the iolloElag
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HELP WANTED-NALE.

WANTED-THIRTT MEN TO OCCUPY sLEEP
inz Quarters at % cents single CT E0l 6 s. s.
CO. I1th and g IS
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BICYCLE AND MOTORCYCLE REPAIRING
and su1d1cs; sole agents for The Harley David
sou rnotorrvclss. also Excelsior & Hudson bicycles
BERGMAN 4 THROOP. 5s 81 Nv. 'Phons
Main siS mhl8t
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ANTED-IBlAlEDIATELY, 500 BOYS TO SILL
peanuts Big money. We furnish everything
81 BOND BUILDING I3th and y Y are
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BEAUTIFUL RIVERDALE, MD
Cozy 6-roorn house hath. oloset. washstand, bot
ard cold water. fyIrnase. sewer osnnecticns; an
ideal little hons Eith an Convenience; I acre
ground rear car Iine; $50. on eaz payments 4
s. per month.
J. A. BLUNDON,
1906 F st. \. w. or Riverdale.
mhi-t
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PERSONAL.

MADAME CATHERINE. PALMIST AND Carl
reader. g4 New YORK ave- Tel Main So
fel+E
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-03-25
SLIGHTLY Mixed.

Little Oliver. six years old. had
learned the song in which is oft re-
peated the refrain: GLORY. glory. hal
ieIujah," and for some time he had
been singing it with great enthusiasm
and vigor. Finally he became silent,
and after a brief period of cogitation
be said:
Mamma, what does 'hallelujah'
mean?"
As simply as she could his mother
explained that 1t was a religious ex-
clamation meaning praise the Lord"
He seemed rather surprised at the
information, but his next question Of
fered ample explanation of why he
had thrown so much vigor into his
singing. IF that's what it means" he
said, why do they throw corn and
have jack lanterns on hallelujah
night?"