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Offerings in the Realty Markets
of Washington and It's Suburbs
Apartments To Let.
Furnished and Unfurnished.

FOR RENT-Three-room apartment furnished
or unfinished, with heat. gas, and bath
for light housekeeping. 2s20 14th St n w
de3l-3.c
DESIRABLE APARTMENT. rooms and
bath all front: heat gas, and electric lights
and use Of phone; 10 couple without children
1851 18th ST. y. w de29-7t'
FOR RENT-T1To new front three room and
bath apartments. 500 Md. ave. n. F.
de2g-st+
FOR RENT-Ffve large. all outside rooms
bath, furnace, coal and gas ranges: Ave car
line; $3.50; MS 18th St S. z. Similar fats.
1885 Pa. ave s. E.. 1880 nolS-d
FOR RENT-Bschelor's apartments. rooms
and bath: every modern convenience: fur
nished and unfinished. SENECA. gu r
" w. ocl-n
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Storage Batteries.

WIZ LEND YOU A BATTERY while re-
charging yours. Price recharge. 75c Batteries
svTtad TO- $3.50 a month. including recharE-
iuE Requiring; all makes; economical prices.
Witherbeo Igniter Co, 6i7 18th st.. Room O.
nnnI-I.L
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For Sale-Houses.


A NICE BRICK on 10th St. bet. E ana +
n w; rented to good tenants. 10 per
cent net Investment PRICE only &, 500. TENS
ONTARIO ROAD n. va Groom brick.
bath cellar, furnace heat, tiled bath; front
Veranda; screens and awnings with house;
iarge lot to alley. This house has best inside
hnlsn IN row To quick buyer. $500; 81
FOUR S-RooM, 2-STORY BRICKS, on sth
81 n E; deep lots 10 alley; cellar; hot-air
20 immediate purchaser, $780, s., 800 cash,
balance 10 suit
CORNER TENTH AND n. CAR. AVE. S. f
"A charming home Of rooms. pantry, bath.
large lot, verandas front ana side (new) Z:
newly papered and painted throughout. Ia
perfect repair; large front and side parking;
grape aroor in yard; sacrifice at $500. terms
10 suit. Let US show you this house
O-HOOM BRICK on north side on f, be-
tween 18th and 18th SITS. y. W. a fine home
or Investment To settle estate at s.. 800.
Worth $500. See this property
COLUMBIA ROAD y. VA 1O-roona mos ern
brick; hardwood finish; grand home ard
of-town owner reduced to $500 TO an i'm
mediate purchased Small cash payment
LINCOLN LAND AND IMPROVEMENT CO
incorporated
81 Pa Ave. y. W.
deg. 1.jaz
FOR sALE-Northeast bargains. s rooms and
bath; brick corner house on Avenue. BOX
81. Times Office It,
WE HAVE A NICE 5-ROOM HOUSE on car
line (no tnnsferins); large corner lot. gress
bargain at =, 400. very easy terms.
NATIONAL REALTY CO.
100 Colorado Bldg. 14th and G.
de30-st
DEAL WITH THE OWNERS
$1,000 ca5h and S3l-00 monthly, which in
cludeE all interest for 4 years; after shat
only siO60 monthly. will purchase one Of our
beautiful semi-detached colonial houses con-
N1F tn ia arn
hOt-water heat. mission oak dinlng-roo-ns
combination gas and electric light, elevate
oven ranges with VENT lated hood, cold stor-
age, wash trays in cellar, iron construction:
decorated TO suit situated Illinois ave
between Jefferson and Kentucky SITS; car
lines. Take 9th 81 cars 10 Jefferson, walk
east 1b0 II MODERN BUILDING CORPO-
RATION. owners and Builders. SIS Union
Trust Building. de1a-tf
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For Rent.
For Sale Farms.
For Sale.

FOR SALE-Farn IN Fairfax county, "a miles
from Alexandria. thirty-hve acres; new house
outside buildings. all convenfeuces: grand
wen water. Located on Mt Vernon road
Address ~ Wythe St, Alexandria. or JAMES
H PECK Alexandra city market Sell on
Easy terms de2e-stc
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Typewriters.

REBUILT L. c. Smiths, Underwood. Rem
ington. Smith Premier, good as new. for
sale ana rent at lowest prices. Typewriter
4 Once supply Co., u1 G St N. w. n dsoa
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Herb Specialist.

MANUFACTURES OF Herb Remedies which
are guaranteed to cure relieve any and
ali ailments. Mems complaints q Specially
n A. LOUIS SONS. 1IsS TtR ST n. W.
auip-tf
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Miscellaneous.

MAX BROTsKY & SON. Mirror Manufac-
turers; reFlVerins, regilding, beveling Phone
Main 5sT7-M. s07 = 81. n. W. desO-slt
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Horses and Vehicles.
Law and Collections.

ALL CASES; all courts secret service COL
lectons. T. S. Legal Corp. ole Bond Bldg
no2S-tf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
PAY the highest cash prices for ladies'
gentlenen's. and children's CASTOR wearing
apparel; drop card. viii call c LIVING
SToN. 1924 7th st. n. w. OF phone North 1904
Jy13-f
TANTED-Furniture and carpets, contents
Of houses a speciality, for cash. fair and
square dealings. ALBAUGH sth and =
WANTED-6O0 trunks TO repair: ali work
guaranteed: charges moderate. De NEPH-
EWS. $50 sta y. ". Phone Main 1929
HIGHEST CASH prices paid for worn cloth
ing; either ladies' gents; send postal
will call B. TARSHES. l30s 7th ST n w
Phone North 4s9. se8O-tf
WANTED-To buy National cash register
check system BOX S33 Times Office
neutrality-suspicious. for cash; sell your
goods 70 the man who gives you the most
money. See HoPWOOD. SIN ana K je2-tf
MODERN SECONDHAND furniture bought
at 1906 18th St; also cast on clothing II sent
TO store Phone E Hensley at North 3l5I
se20-9Ot
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Floor Oils.

c. 7. HUNTERS SANITARY DUST KILL
ING FLOOR OIL keeps the floors clean and
bright gives them polished finish: 5Oc gallon
delivered. Phone Main 645s once ia pa
ave. ~. W. GOOD FOR YOUR FURNI-
TURE. TRY 1T. de7o-2t.
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FOR RENT-r7vo new front three room and
bath apartments 500 Md. ave. n. r
FOR RENT-Five large. all outside rooms:
bath furnace, coal and gas ranges: Ave. car
line; 1880; MS 18th St S. E Similar hats.
1855 Pa ave. 8. E.. $3.50. nolS-d
FOR RENT-Bschelor's apartments rooms
and bath: every modern convenience: fur
nished and unfurnisned- SENECA. 81 II
" W. oel-9
For Rent-0ff1ces.
DESK ROOM.
FOR RI ~ THE MUNSEY BUILDING;
w THE 1 FsPf5:yAI fG9LDf DEs1R IA
EsENTAII YES. iERyICE AND AP-
POINTAl ENTS or TIE HIGHEST ORDER
PLY FOR PARTICULARS. AGENT OF
For Rent-Stores.
FOR RENT-sso a month; suitable for 3
tailor or plumber; 3040 18th ST.; 8-story build
ing' 10 rooms and bath; lot 1Sxl26. alieS. Key
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
dea-5t
FOR RENT-Large store room. 944 Fla ave.
cor ST n, W. toT groeeEy' meat and
to owner. on premises. W st. entrance.
FOR RENT-DesirabIe store on 7th st. ~
W. near Florida ave Rent low. Apply
506 Pope Bldg, Mondays and Thursdays.
oez9-u
For Sale or Exchange.
A COMPLETE DENTAL OFFICE. new. win
take In exchange hrst-class secondhand auto
or viii sell for cash. Apply 70 DODSON
SISTERS CO. ILL 18th St n. w. de2s-stc
For Sale or Exchange.
Real Estate.
real estate II will be to your advantage TO
consult US, have many bargains In
6SSzes' 7 Lots fa 4Tro1 timber lands ETC. 70
PROVEMENT CO., Central National Bank
Bldg. Washington. D. :. nol5-m.w.f-tf
For Sale Miscellaneous.
FINE PIANO BARGAIN.
Beautiful $3.50 upright fine tone, s1s5
Squares, 81. Organs. SO. Easy terms
LAWRENCE'S. 506 10th. TUNING. $50.
FOR sALE-seal plush coat: price $40 Adj
MAGNIFICENT 1850 GEORGE STICK
CONCERT GRAND plano; grand tone; suit
able for teacher. hall. large parlor; $3.50: s.
monthly LAWRENCE'S. 500 10th. 1t
PIANO TUNING. $3.50. 20 years experience.
JAS r. DURITY. 800 18th St S. E
doS0-3t'
FOR sALE-Party leaving city will dispose
OF high-grade upright piano TO quick pur-
chaser; bargain a. 500 7a 7th =. z
AFTER XMAS BARGAINS.
IN USED UPRIGHTS
FOR QUICK BUYERS
II viii pay you TO invest gate the many
pianos, all OF which are in good condition
Stelnway. 500: Knabe, 500; Har 1rnan g250:
Huntington, H75; SOhmer. Ss25s T.nabe, SIS;
Hartman, $Il5, Shoninger. $3.50; Cote, SIS;
Chickering, $50. Vose. $40: Milton su0;
Decker Bros, $50. and many others Easy
terms II desired
o. J. DeMOLL & CO.,
Cor 18th and SITS deZ7-tf
FOR sALE-Pisno. For $50; would sacrince
my hlgh-grade $3.50 mahogany upright; only
slightly used Answer quick: leaving city
BOX 800. Times office. de25-7t'
sTANARD make upright piano. 500: Other
high-grade pianos, S175. 900 {2z5. $40, and
500 on easy terms Open evenings. HELBIG
BROS. ll42 It'll deI5-n
SEWING MACHINE BARGAINS.
$50 Cabinet grand. Standard. ..-.-..-... rs 90
$40 Drop head. hite.......................l II 90
New Sewing Machines. 81 dop'D and SOC per
week Cleaning, so cents. open evenings
H. r GIVEN. 625 Pa ave. 9. E. oo22-u
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Help Wanted-Hdale.

ASSISTANT CooK-Colored. III Pa ave
: W ltc
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WE HAVE A NICE GROOM HOUSE on car
line (no transferring; large corner lot: grest
bargain at 3, 400. very easy terms.
NATIONAL REALTY Co.
100 Colorado Bldg. 14th and c.
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FOR SALE-Northeast bargains. rooms and
tath: brick corner house on Avenue. BOX
81. Times Office. It.
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Carpenter and Builder.

CONSULT LIE In regard 20 your building OF
repairing when you want work OF quality BY
competent mechanics. Prices moderate
Phone Main 1917
CHAB. c. kENNON. 7lb 18th St n. W
m " fit
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Clairvoyants.
Spiritualisn.

WATCH MEETING.
MRS. WHITE go STU y. W.
FRIDAY, Z. NJ. tic
MEETINGS at s33 NJ st. n. w. Monday and
Thursday, p. m. Daily readings. MRS.
]. Z. MALTBY. de27. % 81
kAfE. CORNISH. GIFTED MEDIUM. reads
your life correctly. Ifives names, facts: daily
and Sunday. 6ol Sd ST. n. T.. cor r near
Union Station. Ladies only jy7-tf
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Printing.
Watch Repairing.

FIRsr-cis4ss WATCH and tevelrv rena,--
ing. railroad watches a specials pest
work; lowest prices RICHMILL, az 7th
e. g. ". II.
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Wanted-Rooms.
Workingmen's sWants.

WORKINGMEN-M hard knocks &,
means, but the cash comes from the pocket
Of your jeans: have a good time on the ..V''
note saved for wife and baby on a
slightly used tailored suit or overcoat NJ 81
20 So one price only. JUsTH's OLD STAND.
6ls -. ~
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Situations Wanted-Female.

HOUsEKEEPER in uidower's family. A,
dress 1888 6th st n. W de3O-2ts
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Dress Suits For Hire.

ONLY UP-To-DATE fun dress and tuxedo
suits for hire. NJ 4. PINES. Merchant
Tailor. 1905 9TH st N. ". ocIs-s0t
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For Sale or Exchange.

II YOU WANT to buy, rent or exchange
real estate II will be to your advantage to
consult US, we have many bargains In
houses. lots, farms, timber lands etc 10
offer. THE LINCOLN LAND AND M
PROVEMENT CO., Central National Bank
Bldg. Washington, d. :. noI5-m. W -tf
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For Rent-Omces.
For Stores.

cor. W st. n. w, for grocery, meat, and
provision business: water and gas Apply
to owner. on premises. w ST. entrance.
FOR RENT-Deslrable store on 9TH St y.
w, Florida ave. Rent low Apply
SO6 Pope Bldg, Mondays and Thursdays.
de2S-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-16
FOR SALE
Income Property

GILT EDGE INCOME PROPERTY.
House and barn, rented nearly every day
in the year. Near Adams and Central First
class proposition. Part cash Inquire at
1874 EAST 40TH 11-14-7
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FOR SALE
Houses

HOUSES LIKE RENT
S8O0-3-room new Cal bungalows
S25 cash, bal $40 mo.
LOT 5ox150.
S9OO-4-room Cal. house: snap;
$50 cash, bal $40 mo.
LOT 45x50.
s1OOO-4-room modern Cal. bungalow;
500 cash. bal. $40 mo.
LOT 40x140.
sI200-5-room modern Cal bungalow;
500 cash, bal. $40 mo.
LOT 40x140.
Si5OO-5-room. new modern bungalow;
$3.50 cash, bal so mo.
EUCLID HEIGHTS.
S1600-6-room modern house; snap;
$500 cash, bal. SIS mo.
BOYLE HEIGHTS.
$18OO-5-room modern house, corner;
$500 cash. bal SIS mo.
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.
s2OO0--5-room new modern bungalow;
$500 cash. bal SIS mo.
EUCLID HEIGHTS.
Will Take Lots in Trade.
Office open Sundays
TAYLOR REALTY COMANY,
Corner E. First and Evergreen streets.
Phones-D1171; Boyle 1866.
11-14-16-17-1s-
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Government Lands

IE you WANT GOVERNMENT LAND,
with plenty OF water. see CALIFORNIA
COLONIZATION CO.. 129 s. Broadway.
10-21-1mo
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FOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL FIVE-RooM
modern bungaI, =; has large white pressed
brick fireplace beamed ceilings, window
seats, polished foors living room is J6x24
IT.. woodwork stained in tavern oak, bed
rooms and bathroom done in white enamel
cabinet kitchen. screen porch with two
laundry tubs. large barn; lot is s1x135: fine
lawn and flowers: located at 1905 Merrill
ave. take Watts Local car to Merrill ave-,
go east to first house on north side of street
F. A. BUELOW. Owner. 11-14-3
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Pianos

BIG RARGAIN IN AN UPRIGHT PIANO.
used less than two years, Elevator Cuts
the Price" on all our pianos. No ground
floor rent. The place to buy good first class
plano cheap with three years 70 pay IN:
THE VAN SAINT PIANO CO., second
floor 720 s. Broadway is where the "Ele-
vator Cuts the Prices" and cuts them
deep. 11-5-1mo
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IS CASH AND $40 MONTHLY
These lots are at the southwest
orner of Vermont and Manches-
er avenues, high and level, with
Public and Private Schools, right
= the course OF San Pedro and
Wilmington, where $6,000,OOG
i'll be spent for Improvements.
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TT ROW ELL SCHOOL PREPARES FOR
all examinations Coaches In grade and
high school studies 72O S. BROADWaAa !;
Phone Broadway 1905. 4o-z'-H
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Miscellaneous
DENTISTS

o1I T7GT ACHING TOOTH. GET L
treated by DIR. c. STEVENS, Az Lanker
shin bldg, Third and Spring. Bdway
1888.
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Sc Fare

The Sc fare which has recently
been granted to the residents OF
this district; the expenditure OF
100000 on Agricultural park and
The consolidation OF San Pedro
with Los Angeles are causing
great activity to homeseekers as
we'll as spectators to put their
money in this selected location
The elevation gives a clear view
OF Los Angeles and the noun
,alnS.
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Rooms--S urnisned
Nice Sunny Rooms

Running water. cars for all parts of the
city stop at the door Courteous treat
ment; popular prices; transents or per-
manent. THE METZ. 21S N. Main ST.
1l-5-lmo
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TWO CAR LINES
30 minutes from Second and
Dring streets.
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Furniture

sEpARArE LOCKED IRON ROOMS $500
per month; trunks, boxes. etc, 25c to SOC.
Phone for our large van when you move
t1.26 per hour.
coLYEAR WAREHOUSE CO.,
fIk-lT-is San Pedro st Main office, 6o9-
II g Main st. Phone Main il17; FslTl.
6-1-tf
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Take Redondo car marked
Strawberry Park" or via Sun
1yside, in front of our office.
ell conductor to let you off at
a7chester avenue.
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WANTED-TwO GOOD BOYS BETWEEN
ages OF IA and II to carry routes south
of Seventh and east of Flgueroa, ana
also two good boys to carry routes in Plco
Heights; routes pay 50 and $40. Ask for
MIR. POWERS at the HERALD office after
p. m. or call up Bdway 1854. 11-lS-tf
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FOR sALE-uPRIGHT PIANO IN FINE
condition; only 800 for immediate sale
Call for inspection 4is w. FIFTH ST.
A-11-tt
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31
BAILEY IS NOT 4 CANDIDATE
Texas Senator Says He VIII Not
Have Governorship.
Asserts He VIII Not Even Permit
His Name 60 Be Put Up
as a Candidate.

Members OF the Texas delegation IN
Congress and others at the Capitol are
much interested in a report coming from
Austin, Tex, that Senator J. ". Bailey
was TO be a candidate for governor.
The report had Il that Senator Bailey
was not satisfied with the result OF the
legislative vindication be received two
years sEO. and had determined to make
another stand for the Endorsement Of the
rank and file Of the Democratic party IN
that state.
It was said he would make the race
without resigning from the Senate. so
that IN case he was defeated for the uomi-
nation he would still have the unexpired
portion Of his term 10 serve out
Among the candidates who have already
announced themselves are Attorney Cen
eral r Y. Davidson. c. B. ColQuitt Gus
Shaw. n n Brooks. W n Poindexter.
J. c. Fuqua, and ". F. Ramsay.
'T nave no ambition to become governor
Of the state OF Texas said Senator
Bailey last night, "and viii not become .
candidate under any circumstances. This
statement that my personal friends are
placing my name before the Texas public
IN this connection is a great mistake. 7
know It is not true. Il mas undoubtedly
originated with my enemies and political
opponents.
I do not believe any true friend OF
mine desires me 20 leave the Senate. I
have had absolutely no experience that
qualities me to make the run for COVER
nor. and an far more fitted to serve nv
State IN the Senate than in the chair of
the governor. No. viii not allow ny
self 20 be placed IN the position Of 8
candidate. Many Of my friends have an
nounced themselves ss candidates, and
my support Will be given 10 them"
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SAYINGS OF MRS. SOLOMON.
Being the Confessions of the Sepsn HuadredtA Wife.
TransLated br EELEN ROWLAND.

understand
Of guile
"old
Joy and another
shall hirt though duty and
a
But the flirting a
he saith
so ne
may Jest
shall
devotion
pillow sheddeth
50 is the amateur! He getteth
gveth thee real pain
be would toss confetti and
chandelier time; for
fear wedlock always hni
who hireh duty and
hatery1ntn thou
flirting is just "a habit and he doeh II mechanically
pueth dinner coat at
onenightstand for whatever he doeth
alike and caleth them all by
the uetn methods tresomely obvious
OF
whrl delightfully."- And when he
hath touched the tips Of
anything teleh
sentimental role
pIayet part
convincing Yet when IS all and he hath
feelest but grateful
+ been a liberal education
flirting. poker which
buffer
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wears has gloried IN the tits OF the
.'rurnstfle OF the nations" This Is the
true gateway 10 the East, and here les
the dead body Of the national aspirations
OF Egypt. When the great commerce OF
India had 10 be transshipped at Suez,
carried overland 10 Alexandria. and there
again transshipped, Egypt was prosperous
and out Of debt The canal project so
blrdene5 the country with debts that Il
Inst fts independence under bankruptcy
proceedings. 1t was all for nothing, for
when the fsthnus was cut through there
was no more commerce for Egypt and
the great commercial ports Of Suez and
Alexandria dwindled in Importance.
In Cairo the Oriental and the Occidental
peoples mingIe with each other, take
something from each other. study each
other. and sometimes delude themselves
into thinking they understand each other.
But. after all there is the barrier which
IS never broken down II is because OF
this changeless and Interchangeable differ
ence that Egypt is so thoroughly fas-
cinating. For. as the Orient-loving Kip
ling has written:
East Is East. and West Is West, and never TIE
twain shall meet
TIL earth and SKY stand presently at Gods great
Judgment seat"
Copyright. 100, By Fre6eric J. Haskin.)
Tomorrow Twentieth Century
Egypt. 1.-THE Streets of Cairo.
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CHILDREN IN MAYPROCESSIOH
Tots March in Honor Of the Blessed
Virgin.
Three Churches Hold Festive Demon
stratiOns Along Streets and Par
ticfpate in Religious Services.

An IDEAL May day greeted the hundreds
Of children who formed the May process
sions in different parts OF the city yester-
/ Gay. At ST PauTs Church the procession
formed in the parish hall and marched
I in Fifteenth street 10 New Hampshire
/ avenue. down New Hampshire avenue 10
I ' street. through V street 10 the Per
petual Alteration Convent and from there
I 10 the church
It had been the intention Of Father
/ KrUg 10 have the statue Of the Blessed
Virgin in a shrine erected on the chill
Z dren's Fairgrounds adjoining the rectory.
7 but the wcrkmen did not finish the plat
( form IN time. so the ceremonies took place
IN the church. There were so children
T IN line, I93 girls and II boys. Miss Edith
+ Bowie was May Queen. and the maids OF
honor were yi-gie TermilIion and Anita
AvelIhe- The latter read the act OF conse-
Grafton.
IN Illustration Of the universally Of the
faith. the prayers at the shrine were said
in six different languages. Two girls ap-
/ preached the shrine. one carrying the flag
Of the nation represented and the other
recited the PRAYER Maria AmatO and her
sister represented Italy. Della O'Day and
Mary O'Day, Ireland, Laura WayIand
and Elizabeth Waylan6. France. Della
NiedfeIdJ and her sister. Germany:
GraceIa RiverO and ElOdia Rivero. spain:
Margaret Fleming and Elizabeth Fishe.
two Chippewa Indian girls from Mime
sofa, the American Indians.
The banner bearers were Helen thinner
man. Mamie Keefe. Ida Cannon. Louise
/ Mahaney. Gertrude Collins. Nellie Myers.
Samuel Fisher. James Nolan. George
Ostman. Raymond 8IicIum. Desmond Nc
/ Cleara1. and William Kimbau The cere-
monies closed with a short address 10
the children by Mgr James r Mackin.
pastor OF the church. and the singing by
F the congregation Of the hymns. IT'S
the Month OF Our Mother and Holy
God. We Praise Thy Name
The annual May procession at the
Church OF ST Vincent de Paul took place
AZ { O'Clock The procession marched
from the church down South Capitol %
L street, UP west side OF South Capitol
20 u street, and across N 20 the church.
where the act OF conservation TO the
Blessed Virgin was read by the Nav
Queen, who was assisted By q number
OF maids OF honor from among the older
girls The ceremony closed with a short
sermon by Rev T J O'COnnell. pastor
OF the church. and benediCtiOn or the
Blessed Sacrament
At St Theresa's Church the children OF
the parish also held their annual May
procession at 1 O'clock Miss Agnes War
then was the May Queen, Marie Nadisan
and EsteUe Latchford we're maids OF
honor and Alma Yates was the crown
! bearer At the close OF the procession
the statue of the Blessed Virgin was
crowned. Agnes Warthen read the act
OF conservation After a short address. by
Rev. Charles NJ Bart. pastor OF the
church. the service closed with benedic-
ton OF the Blessed Sacrament
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Hts ExceptIon.

F-um IEzstTztc- Bits
4 religious worker gave a Talk for
Men" during the course OF which Re
expressed his conviction that 10 young
man should visit any place TO which hs
would not feel JUSTIFIED n taking his
-oEn sister.
rs there any young man present who
thinks one may safely disregard this wise.
rulo?~ asked the speaker.
WhereuDon, 8 youth IN the rear of the
han arose and shouted. IN a steutoria7
tona,
Yes. sir; 7 ooF'
And what, sir" demanded the angry
and surprised speaker, is the place
which you yourself would thizz o. visit
ing to which you could not take your
sister,
The BARRIERS
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TWENTIETH CENTURY EGYPT.
!. THE GATEWAY OF THE EAST
By FREDERIC ]. HASKTN
By FREDERIC ]. HASKIN.

most daring stage director would not pre-
sumo 10 dress a comic opera cast in as
many varied colors and costumes as are
worn IN the Ezbekieh Gardens Of Cairo
on any Sunday afternoon; nor could all
the grease paint on Broadway conJure Up
such a variety Of cOmpleXi0ns-
Cairo is the capital OF modern Egypt,
built by the Arab cOnQuerors in the eighth
century within sight Of the ruins Of Mem
phis. the capital Of the glories OF ancient
Egypt Three hours distant By railway
train is Alexandria. the Greek capital OF
Egypt, and for centuries the center OF
education and culture for the whole
world. In another direction and about the
same distance away is the modern city OF
Port said.
Port Said was built az the northern en-
trance 10 the Suez Canal, ara for forty
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31
Not Even the First Step.

From Youths Ccnpani0n-
Mr. Morse. having bought new bicycle
Of the most improved pattern, presented
his old one 10 Dennis HallOran. who did
errauds and odd Jobs FOR the neIghbor-
hood. You'll find the wheel useful -vhen
you're n q hurry. Dennis" he said.
The young Irishman was loud IN his
thanks. but regarded the wheel doubt
fully.
I mistrust twill be be a long while
before can ride T. he said.
Why, have you ever t-ied7" asked
Mr.. Morse.
7 have" said Dennis. EloomIly. "a
frind Int ne the loan o. his whlles he
was having the moomps. Twas tree
weeks I had It, an what wit practicinz
night an morning. niver got 50 could
balance mesilf standing stu, let alone
riding on It"