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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-18
ADJUSTMENTS
Opera House Tonight.

/ ~~~AS1 AoA1SAL.
PROGRAM.
friday Evening, June IS, 1909.
introduction and Polonaise. Cboni,
l1or Vloloncello and Pianol
Mime. Ely and Mr.. Withers.
hecitatlve and Air 80 Ruddier Than
the Cherry L.
! Mr.. Charles Bennett
Aria from "Ernani'' Va
Madame Sobrino.
| sonata in A Minor.
..''......... Boccherini (1746- I8O5)
(Violoncello)
Piano Soil:
}a} .Preludeo ........ Blumenfeld
w aplilons 1880. M. Rosenthal
~ Nine. Marguerite Ely.
Two Songs:
(a) "Forethought'' ...... Lambert
to1 rolling Down to Rio''.
..'... ........ ......... German
Mr.. Charles Bennett.
Ca Swan -. .,.... 49,. Grieg
(b) Glove Me" -. Chopin yiardot
Cello Soil: WITHIN
la) Romance Aranskv
(b) "Am Springbrunnen -.
$1,000 1880. ......... Davidotf
Mr.. Herbert Withers.
seats are ON sale at Bergstrom
Music Company
The Park Theater.
At the Park tonight the question
to be propounded in a motion picture
IS (Which was the Happiest Time in
dour Llfeg''-The little boy wears his
first pair of trousers He counts his
pockets, he looks very wise and proud
A boy and girl walk home from school
Another smaller boy resents the friend
snip OF the bigger boy and fight en-
sues, IN which the smaller boy is victor,
Exercise OF the graduating class. The
principal presents the diplomas to the
graduates. The graduate finds the first
signs OF a mustache. Maybe this
wasn't happy day in his life. He
secured position and receives his first
pay envelope. He is as proud as a |
prince. The young man has fallen in
love. He and his best girl are sitting !
On the sofa. They are little bashful |
at first, but soon get over this after
he first kiss. Bride and groom at the
altar. 1t was surely a happy day for
both of them. A year has passed when
he young wife presents the husband
With the first son. Wasn't this hap
~ dayY The young wife discovers
'aby's first TOOTH All the neighbors,
friends and relatives are called up on
he phone to see the little wonder.
Vow, which was the happiest time in
heir life?
There will be comedy pictures as
yell and all clean and good. Mr..
fraser Shaw will sing s'Sing Me to
'leep" and Mr.. Milne will sing to
Illustrations "Bonnie JEAN. These
re both good songs. On Saturday
light the Vierra orchestra will accom-
any Mr.. Shaw. The little girls will
ave new song tonight for the en-
ertainment of the audience Remem-
er the Park is on Fort street. below
eretania.
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raternal Meetings

.sHse. Meets every Arst and third Frid
Of the month, ct 1850 p. m.
Odd Fellows Hall, Fort Sire
Visiting brothers cordially iavis
Z. W. FOSTER, G. P.
L. L. LA PIERRE, Serb
xx0RLsIoR LODGE NO 1. !. o. o. r.
SasszEkSskks Meets every Tuesday evening,
l@ 1880, in Odd Fellows Hail. 70
Street. Visiting brothers cord
ally invited to attend.
G. A. BIDINGER, N. G..
L. L. LA PIERRE, Sec ,,
KA1xoKT LODGE no. =. I. o. o. r.
<sH1HS<2kz Meets every Monday evening,
| "a 1850 In Odd Fellows Hall. Fol
Street. Visiting brothers cord
ally invited to attend.
+. ID. WICKE, N. G..
E. r. HENDRY, Sec y.
PACIFIC RE1EKAH LODGE NO. 1,
o. O. =.
Tsursdsy 'fs :. 's S.s6 D. ana M ,09 od
g. Fellows Hall. Visiting Rebeksh
sre cordially invited to attend.
CHARLOTTE WICKE, N. G..
/ ALICE NICHOLSON, Secy.
OLIVE BRAH0H REBEKAH LODGE NO. .
I. O. O. r.
- Meets every first and third
Tsaasd:yi H :t 7; v;.,I F. M n odd
ANNIE L. MACAULAY. n. @,
/ SALLIE L. WILLIAMS, seey.
oczANIc LODGE no. ST. r. A. N.
mcsts =. " me Isss Monday OF each
m. Visit;nT breahrsn em ars o 81 $50 p.
vited to attend -
W. H. eoETz, secy.
xnAH1 CHAPTEF NO . q =
n Meets every III third v MONDAY I, T. 81 T. each
Wy Ts onII q v;: ~ p No.; in the Masonic
are A f1SGisii z invited e 1M stte nd
ADEDAIDE NJ WERs wr M
Secretary.
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a Meets st the Masonic Temple every
Wy s second Saturday Of each month, at
srs sss cordially invited 70 attend.
$3.50 1919 hHOADS, w. Nd.
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11M1 s11EMo no. ], FYTHIAN
w> Meets eyery Il rst and third ruosa.u
HHAH.nn 'g No 2. M g. Knights Of Pythias
w. ATTEEs pIT 11z Hr1 vIs9o 20 attend.
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Neets sr.-r 80 -. = -: " e:
EA 7:iO o,cIorr pr+h; snirI 11aony ~
AN Beresan,s .nd NJ sh, 49, aai' corner
III VHhrothers .o-S;.iIM sIeess: visiting |
S&z n rnynse1 70 auend.
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=. uooLiNG, &. OF II. & 8.
AcA1aa aE LODGE NO. Q.
"a a Noes ever second and fourth sasur-
SG365 ~. s. asi- corner beretanis and
surt sLeess. visiting brothers cord
- any sATteo 20 attend.
e. M MeuhEW, .. G.
= a. jacobson, Z. r. s.
ING Nee. oA ays,E no. no; s.ao. 4: o:T;
sseLy second ana fourth Tues
Rs.yy q 1n ssca month Hah' q 7ao p m. In
NJ Visit;r. H.nts.a xnsys.d street
A atrsnd o0i0i~1s inViteo 70
uASrAh SILVA, G. e.
CANOES CIRCLE NO. e4o. Q. o.
Meats every second and fourth Thurs
- &C. antonio Hall. vineyard :ss I street, IT,; IT.
A yited y s sompsnions are cordially in
rrn o u. Il, FERElKA, G. G. ;
Mn' -. a. FERRY, L. y.
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Eminent physicians advocated uCon.
tract practice at the meeting of the
American Academy of Medicine at At.
lantle City as solution of the problem
or securing proper medical attention for
wage earners at small cost.
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Hortense Nielsen Coming.

VIII Adams has another attraction
on his books for some time during the
fall. Hortense Nielsen, the famous ex-
ponent of Ibsen as he is ibbed and
sister of the comic opera prima donna
Alice Nielsen, has started on a round
the-world tour and will stay over in
Honolulu on her way to Australia.
Mr.. Adams does not know what
plays Miss Nielsen will give here. but
he expects that the HDoll House" will
be one OF them, with a possible ap-
pearanee of "Ghosts'' and probably
one or two modern comedy dramas of
the Jones, Pinero or Oscar Wilde TYNE
The dramatic editor Of the Chicago
Tribune gives the company large
sendof with much dope about the
itinerary, mostly incorrect and nothing
about the plays that Miss Nielsen ex-
poets to produce. However, Mr.. Adams
VIII have advance dope in a short
time and the generous outbursts of the
theatrical press agent win soon acouaint
rs with all the facts and something
more 9
The Art Theater.
Approaching the immense ponuIar-
lty of the Kalem Companv's new
FLORIDA series, taken in real Southern
scenery i, Manager Lawson, of the Art
lhea{ef' has secured at great expense
fhe best of these productions. tsTbe
ocforoon . and will show it for the
9rst time this evening. The theme
deals with a beautiful, young oetoroon,
ana her lover. who is the foreman Of .
tarpentlhe still. The owner of the mill,
man OF Spanish descent, is a cruel,
brute of little principle,
ana he, too, would win the girl. But
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06

Z. ys-ythsn- SO; cash. s.. Bertha Q. UndeEood.
SO: Z E. S~SiEn. s; Ward SaTage. s. Total.
a6GZ
E. r. Dr0op, treasurer q Board q TFade-B. 2.
MsSoa, $; Fre6erick L More. SO: Ars- r L
Moore. s. Cesh. 8: 8Irz L. Wai1ETlgilt. 3. john
Cl-ishsa. 50; D. J Callahan. s. c. Z Foster, SO;
Z Il. DT0op. $.
Consul Gale at Malta sent a cablegram
10 the State Department yesterday say
Ing that the following American about
whom anxious inquiries have been made
are safe and well.
Lillian and Elizabeth n Wiggin, Hen
riette l. Stsdelman, Mr.. and Mrs. John
3. Wright. DR.. and Mrs. Herbert Norris.
Mary II. Dehart. May Sherman. Margaret
Mendeu, Mrs Martha kittridge and
daughters. Ethel and Clarisi Mrs. Alfred
Harris and daughter. Rosalie; the fam
flies OF J. A Kain and Thomas Robin
son. Katherine Davis. Nj and NTs Ed
mund Il. Garrett. Julian Garrett, Mr. and
Mrs Charles H HapgCOd. Miss Nary
Moss. FrancisM and Elizabeth c.
Bockius. Emily CrOasdile, EsJvlle Fagan,
and EleanOTe II. Wood.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06
NleetInr of PhxsIcians.

a meeting Of the Washington Homeo-
pathic Medical Society was held last
evening at the Hotel Shoreham. Subjects
relating to diseases which have been
improved by the use of the high fire.
quency currents were discussed by DR..
Mary Alice BrOsiUs and others. officers
were elected as follows: President, DR..
E. s. Lathrop; vice president DIT. VI. A.
Gusts; secretary, DR.. J. r Sharp; as
sistant secretary. Dr.. 9. c. Birdsan;
treasurer, Dr.. J. H Boanson; advisory
board. Dr. J. B. Gregg and DR.. NJ a.
Gusts; board Of censOrs. DR.. J. A Swart-
wout. Dr. J. H Mcconnell, and Dr..
Swormsteadt
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06

ready for advertisement in a few days.
He also announced that the designs for
the various stands would be ready for the
inspection Of the committee IN about ten
days.
Application to Bear Arms.
Adjt Gen. William \. Brigham. Of
Massachusetts,, has requested permission
for Massachusetts, troops. armed and
equipped. 10 enter the District OF Column
bia between February 26 and March 8
for the purpose Of attending the inau-
guration OF President-elect Taft This IS
the first communication Of the sort that
has been received by the Commissioners.
Among the applications for positions in
the civic division OF the marching column
yesterday were those Of the Hamilton
Club, OF Chicago; students Of Howard
University. and St Pauls cadets.
Col. William F. Richardson. quarter
master OF the Pennsylvania National
Guard, was in the city yesterday. and
through n. I. Weller, Of the committee
on public comfort, secured the old Dis
trict Building on Louisiana avenue and
the Eagles Hall ct Sixth and ( streets
as quarters for the Pennsylvania troops
during their stay in the city
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06
WILL HONOR GEN. LEE.
Confederate Veterans TO Celebrate
Their Leaders Birthday.

The Confederate Veterans Association,
Camp II, y. c. V, met in its new quar-
ters al IS2 Vermont avenue northwest
last evening and arranged for the cele-
bration Of Gen. Robert E. Lees birthday
on January 1s.
A committee composed Of William a.
Jordan. James s Petty. and John H
Walsh was placed in charge of all plans
for the event. which will be made con-
spicuous feature Of Southern life in
Washington
President Holmes Conrad made an ad-
dress to the members on why We stand
together to-day" preceding the election
OF the following committee for an annual
term
Executive committee - Magnus s
Thompson, James T. Petty, Charles A.
Dunnington. o. F. Smith, and John NJ
Hickey.
Relief committee-O. J. Most, John 3.
Fay. R s Denny, and Drs- G. Wythe
Cook and A B Mitchell
Membership committee-AIbert Akers,
J. Med Darlington, J. J. Gillenwster, J.
S DufIie. and J Z Laughton-
Employment committee-Seth Shepard.
Leigh Robinson. L. S. Brown. DR.. ". P.
Young, and Capt. II. Il Marmaduke-
Resolutions OF coincidence were passed
voicing sorrow over the death Of Hon.
Silas Howe, Esll-knoWn member Of the
association.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06
DI WASHINGTON
By H. P. GIAVINA.

ottenere per QUella sera assistenza
deli inslgne ProfessOTe di musica II.
&andeT, il Quaie cooperera' col Pro-
fess0re A. Ceifo, Per il buon eslto della
parte artistica della serata-
Di fronte a tante offerte di assist
enza. non avvi alcun dUbbio che gil
Italiani di Washington. interverrannO
in massa, On0e rendere Questa una
serata memorable.
Washington. D @, January (, 1903.
Signor SOci0. Una Immane sciagura
ha colpita Ia nostra patria, migliaia
del nostrf fIs-teJi sOno ridotu nella piu
abbieJta miseria quelli che non sono
mort, rimasero gravemente feriu >
quindi hanno bisogno al piu presto
possible. Of tut1a Ia nostra assistenZa
finanziaria.
II Presidente della di lei societa' ha
datO a me Tincarico d'informarlO
siO' Per risparmiare tempo. che mer-
cOledi prossimO 8 GennaiO, avTa luOgO
una riunione straOrdinaua ale ore 80
D n al no. 6U z street northwest
Onde decideTe 81 queuo che Ia socleta'
vOrra' fare per ie vittime del terre-
mOtO IN Italia. Non manchL
Segretario,
II. PIER GIAVINA.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06
BOYS ARE STILL AT LARGE
No Trace of Escaped Inmates Of
Rladensburg School.
Took Covering from Beds and I'M
PrOviEed Ropes with Which
They Reached the Ground.

At an early hour this morning the
police had not found the six boys who
escaped from the Boys National Train
ing School in BladensbUrg road early
yesterday morning by sliding from the
window in their room down a rope made
Of sheets. The boys are believed To be
on their way 10 Baltimore. Descriptions
OF the boys have been telegraphed to
other cities.
The boys slept in 4 dOrmitory with
sixty others. They took covering from
beds and inprOvised a rope long enough
TO reach the ground The boys slid down
the rope and escaped. \ guard discov-
cred their absence, and a general alarm
was sent out.
Following are the boys at liberty: Al
bert Luckett, James Harris. Walter Har-
bin, Bunyan Powell Walter johnson. and
ldus Wynn LUckett IS the only one who
lived IN the District before being. sent TO
the school. It is said that his home was
in r street, between Ninth and Tenth
streets northwest
a reward OF SO each has been offered
for the capture OF the boys.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06
OVERMAN TO BE RETURNED.
North Carolina Legislature VIII
Send Him Back to Senate.

Raleigh. Jan. 5.-The North Carolina
legislature. which meets in regular bien-
NAL session tomorrow, viii elect a sue
cessor to Senator Overman and dispose
of several matters Of more than State
Interest. one Of which is the proposition
which the new governor 70 be inaugural
ed next Tuesday Congressman Kitchin)
viii recommend, 70 enact a State law ap-
plicable 10 the State banks OF North
Carolina in line with the Bryan idea OF
guaranteeing deposits in banks
Already tHe=e has developed strong op-
position 70 the plan.
The Republicans have ten senator's this
time and thirty members Of the house
the largest number in years
notwithstanding some irresponsible re-
ports ID the contrary. there viii be no Op-
position 10 the reelection OF Senator
Overman, except from the nominee OF the
Republican caucus, yet 10 be named
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06

10 entusiasTno col QuaIe 10 Colonia
ItaIana e le SOcieta' rispOsero ali
appello di venire in soccorso al nostri
frateli d Italia, fu veTamente sOr-
prendente. privad hanno fatto q sara
nel sOttoscriversi sulle note dele
donazioni parte dele Societa' hsnnO
gia' appropriate dei fOndi dele loro
Case Social
La Umberto I destinO' S1G0. Ia Carl
baldi 500. Ia SOcieta' femminile Am
bsscIarice Maria approprio' so
formo' IN Comitato di dieci dome,
onde cooperare con QuellO fOrmato dal
Comitato ColombiaaO, per r2ccOglieTe
del fordi nelIa COlonia-
Gil accomodament per Il gran Con-
certo Musicale di Benefcenza che
vera datO dOmeniCa pTOSSima pro
cedOnO q g0nfle vele. tuttO IA pre-
vedere IN risultato splendido. 5. z.
fAmbasciatore, promise al COmitato
Jutta IA sUa corporations
II signor Rapley, propetariO del
teatro NaziOnale, offTi gratuitO IuSO
del teatro per Quella sera-
La Stampa locale 81 e MESA tUtto
q dispOsizione del COmitatO cola SUa
assistenza q successO e sicur0.
II ComitstO ebbe Ia fortuna di
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06
LOCAL BRIEFS

Justice Barnard yesterday granted a di-
yorce 20 John 3. ColumbEs from Minnie J. Colum-
bus On the ground q infdelity.
J Orten Kerbey VIII give an illustrated
lecture al the Cathedral choir school building in
TennallytoEn. tomorrow evening. on The Iaad of
tomorrow.
William H. H. Smith, Of the Navy De-
pa-tmegt, VIII give an HlustrGted lecture tonirht
in the audi;0rium q the Public Lfhrary on .'rbe
voyage Of the bst1ls-shiD feet from Hampton Roads
70 the Golden Gate
Edward Hubbard, messenger. employed
IN the division cf printing and stationery in the
Treasury Department Tor years. died Tuesday morn
ing at Garfield hospital He vas sixty-fTe vears
cid he seTed in the civil war. and vas born
slave.
Capt James T. Bootes and Lieut.
Julian P Wilcox Of the Provisional Regiment of
Marines. which has Just arrived IN this corntrv
from Cuba, VII Be stationed IN Washington. TfIeT
are among the first % reach home, and It Is NOT
known whether they VIII be a. The barrscks bere
or a. Marine Corps headquarters
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06
LABOR MEN ELECT OFFICERS.
John H. Lorch Chosen President for
His Fourth Term.

The semi-annUal election OF officers Of
the Central Labor Union resulted as fol-
lows: President, John H. Lorch. for his
fourth consecutive term; vice president.
Harry ". Templar; secretary-orgauize-
sam De Nedrey; financial secretary, clar-
ence z. Mcclure; treasurer. J. ". Con
sidine; sergea1t-at-arms, J. C. Clark. The
trustees viii be Oliver T Beaumont
Frank L. McKenna, and Thomas Nc
clifton.
A special effort is to be made by the
legislative committee Of the council to
have Congress name February Z, LIN
coins birthday, as a holiday in the Dis
trict OF Columbia
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06
New Treaties Negotiated.

a three-COrnered agreement between
Panama. Colombia, and the United States,
has been reached and the treaties form
ing the agreement VIII be signed shortly.
There IS a treaty between Colombia and
the United States regarding the right
Of navigation for Colombian vessels en-
gagged In coastwise trade through the
Panama Canal An agreement between
the United States and Panama settles
several questions which have hitherto
been in dispute
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06
DIED..

ASH-On Sunday. January s. 1903. at $50
?. n, SARAH J., beloved wife OF
Frank L. Ash. and daughter Of VIII
liam II. and Ann Quackenbush-
Funeral from residence. 3225 Q street
northwest. Wednesday afternoon, jan
uary s. at 2:30 O'Clock: thence to Grace
Church.
on Sunday, January 3,
1903. al $50 O'Clock. JOHN. beloved
husband Of Maria L. Brite
Funeral Wednesday. January 6. at
o'clock. from Miles Memorial Taber-
nacle, Third street, between L street
and New York avenue.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06
KING THANKS AMERICA.
Says All Italy Is GrtefuI for Help
Afforded Sufferers.


Afforded Sufferers.
Rome. Jan 5.-The American relief ship.
fitted out by the committee Of which An
bassador Griscom is chairman, VIII sail
from Civita Vecchia Thursday morning,
fully equipped with doctors and nurses.
and carrying a large supply OF provisions
and medicines. Mr.. GTiscom was to-day
received by King Victor on behalf Of
the relief committee, and the Ambassador
offered the ship. which was accepted with
great appreciation and gratitude.
His majesty thanked AIr- Grisc0m for
the help AFFORDED by the people Of Amer
tea, and for the money promised and
generously contributed for the equipment
and dispatch Of the relief ship. He as
sured Mr.. GriscUm that the work that
viii be done by the ship IN Sicily and
Calabria Wiz be watched with interest
and gratitude by the Italian people.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06
WILL CELEBRATE FEAST.
Many Catholic Churches VIII OBJ
serve Epiphany To-day.

The Catholic church celebrates to-day
the Feast Of the Epiphany. sometimes
called the Feast OF the Three Kings, re-
calling the alteration OF the Saviour by
the Kings Of the East
In many local churches special prayers
VIII be offered this morning FOR the re-
pose Of the souls Of those who perished
in the earthquake and tidal wave in
Italy.
Announcement 70 this effect was made
last Sunday by the pastors of St. PauTs,
S. AUgustine's. and other churches. IN
both OF the churches mentioned the low
masses this morning VIII be offered for
the UnnUmbered dead
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06
MRS. POST IS LOCATED.
Sends CnbIegram from Rome An.
nOuneine She Is Safe.

The immediate friends and relatives of
Mrs Ella N. Post. who was reported
killed in the Italian earthquake, have
been relieved from apprehension.
In response 10 inquiries f-1m this ci,y.
a telegram has been received from her
daughter, mrs E B Close. at Green
wich. Conn. stating she received a cable
from her mother. dated Rome. January l.
at which time her mother was well.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06
ASKS s55.7OO APPROPRIATION.
SurEeOn-in-chief Wants Additional
Wing at Freedmen's Hospital

Secretary Garfield. Of the Interior De-
partment. yesterday forwarded 10 Con-
gress q request from Surgeon-in-chief ".
A Warfeld. Of the Freedmen's Hospital,
for an appropriation Of $500 for the con-
struction OF an additional wing TO the IN
stitutioH-
Or. Warfeld states in an appended let
ter thar the wing viii contain about fifty
additional beds, 70 be used for the treat
ment Of urgent cases. He says that GER
tain cases require special attention and
room. which now IS not available at the
hospital
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06
Miss Randall nend

Miss Elizabeth Randall. daughter Of the
late Capt Ephraim s Randall. of the
Potomac Steamboat Company died AT
the family home yesterday after a brief
illness. The funeral arrangements have
not been announced
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06
WILL SING FOR PRESS CLUB.
Mr.. WaHersted8, Of Aboru Company,
TO Entertain Members.

TO Entertain Members.
Albert Wallerstedt, successful barytone.
who is this week appeeriig at Chase's
with the Aborn Opera Company. Is a
member Of the Washington Canoe Club.
He has many friends here, and, al
though he leaves the city next week for
a tour q the West, he stiu claims the
National Capital as his home
As an opera singer he has sung IN
Italy and Germany, and has met with
success. Tonight the Washington Canoe
Club viii turn out TO welcome their club
member, and on Thursday evening Mr..
WaIlerstadt and his company viii enter
tain the members OF the National Press
Club st their clubrOOms.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06
PASSENGER AGENT HOST.

New Florida Train of Atlantic Coast
Line Is Inspected.
George P James, District passenger
agent for the Atlantic Coast Line Rail-
road, was host at a dinner last night al
the New Willard Hotel His guests were
the passenger agents Of the road and
local newspaper representatives The
dinner was given in honor Of the Florida
special, the fast train Of the line
After the dinner Mr.. James guests
were taken 20 the Union Station. where
they boarded the special and inspected it
in every detail.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06

All advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon its
bona fide circulation-a circulation IN
Washington larger by thousands than was
ever before attained by any morning
newspaper at the Capital Its books are
open
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06
IN NEM0RIAM.

remembrance OF our first
beloved pastor. JOSEPH L MCGUIRE.
who died one year ago tomorrow. jan
uary :, 1893 Requiem high mass at
the Church Of the Holy Comforter
tomorrow CTUesday) morning, at
O'Clock
Services for the dead and unveiling %
memorial tablet which has been
erected 70 his memory n the church
in the evening AZ o'clock
The clergy. societies. and friends are
invited to attend both services, and
thereby DO honor 70 one
who went about doing good
BY bis Former Parishloners.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06
PLAN TO MARK
HISTORIC SITES
Subcommittee Holds Large
Initial Meeting.
SEEK a PERMANENT MARKER

Mr.. Larner's Committee VIII Recon-
mend Erection of Reviewing Stands
East of Fifteenth Street-SubeOm-
u1iftees Named-sIaSsachpset Reg
imeut Asks Permit TO Bear Arms.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06
BENEFIT CONCERT
TO AID SUFFERERS

Continued from Page One.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06

OF interest soon creates a substantial
income Deposit your funds in the
banking department Of Union Trust
Co, 18th and II Sts., where all ac-
counts earn interest, subject to check.
Under Z. 5. Government supervision.
Edward J. stellSassn- n----.--.-..--..-PTesidsnt
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