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ln,nroA.a EIeetrle HeatIn0.

The ordinary rarlor stove Is useu
nv Herr Gu Tah OF Berlin as re-
certacle for an electric radiator, con
sIsr,ng OF a wire or carbon of suItao 6
rssfs,ance. and in this way Is con
y.rfsl into an electric heater more
satisfactory than those hitherto irleu'
Too great local drying OF the air rs a
rsual fault Of electric heating. WIN
tbe new Arrangement the air circuia.
lion nrrducrG by the stove rapidly
drstriIurcs tha heat aud at the same
frma gives ventilation and prevents
,xres-lye dpIuE The ordinary cur.
-ant consum non warns an average
room In abpur % hour Wuh the large
nile stoves -r @. r.mwou 200 GERMANY lh'
heat is r-ra.acI 70 long Nim". ana t,' t,.'
r- off Ar.rlue che s..w com.''."D''
is mulr-arr
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Eut.r. a tEe Chinese.

Sir Robert Hart ur.c.org"n'ral OF
Cl nr.v pr-.w- declares THAT 'h'
rl..n,.s, arr le- ned o. hr.om" q pow.
..grl narou. m v.h such an Inn.
,...-.., r.,.. -la a.rs must 20 slow
and by Oh. umw hey are orHaniz"a
,rrlr mulrr ua.-. .."u Il they were
,rsr,-s,.. which t!e, are not. they
viii know how In temper Their
strength with wl-duw As TO the
yellow rcrII" Sir Robert said he
thought tia. rh1urh the Chinese are
likely 70 become formidable c"n'Pe'I
tors In IuIu-mIaI and fading maueTs
they will nat raa. the world any
special l-.anr.
The Ordway new era., 1909-01-08

As 10 the chicken house, II must be
made good aud tight s0 as TO prevent
any draughts. and, though every crack
should be covered, there should at the
same time be plenty Of ventilation
which can be emitted from the front
wall. II does not matter how much
opening you have in the front OF your
chicken house, Just so that you can
close in case Of cold weather. Your
poultry house should invariably face
the south 80 that your bIddicS can
have plenty OF good sunshine a well
as fresh air.
Now. don't want to take up ton
much of valuable Era" space this
time Il might he crowdin- ont D. c.
and l wouldn't want to do that but
in another week or two, will try and
submit to you my IIte~t poultry house
plan. which WEI term my Economy
House. especially adaptable To III"
back ward nr where there Is limited
space
Wishing To ne remembered To all
our Ordway friends, and with New
Year greetings.
Yours n -.
y. \. fEELEN.
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lnu.r.nr nt eortland Cement.

Isaac Charles Johnson. the inventor
OF Portland cement. is still living In
Gravesend. Eng. and active. at tn"
age Of eS. He was born in the year
1910. when George Ill., was king and
jefferson was president. and when Ma
poIeoq was at the zenith Of his power
Mr.. johnson won an education under
many difficulties. As his parents wrT"
poor. In early manhood he bcram"
an architect. and a house which h"
built in the EIIzabrrhaH style Is still
standing at Swauscourt in Kent Il,
was at this time that he first invented
Portland cement, which was first in
troduccd into this country by Levi P.
Morton.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior.
U 5. Land Office at Pueblo. Colorado
December u. 1905.
Notice is hereby given that William p. Long,
Of Sugar City, Colorado. who, on August %, 1872,
made Homestead Entry No 1856, Serial No.
OIgGi. for s.. NwA. s'2NE4 Section So. Town
ship 20 5. Range SO W. C'h Principal Meridian.
has filed notice OF intention to make Final
nve year Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described. before the Clerk OF the Dis
trict Court at La Junta, Colorado, on the 27th
day OF January, 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Jacob " Baker,
Allen Berry.
Milan l.. Baker,
Edw. W Richards, all of Sugar City. 10.
5. A ABBEY. Register.
First publication December 18th.
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PUBLIC LAND SALE
Department Of the Interior

Department Of the Interior
U. S. Land Office at Pueblo, Colorado.
December II. 1908.
Notice Is hereby given that, as directed by
the Commissioner of the General Land Onice,
under the provisions Of the Act of Congress
approved June %, 1906 t3i Stats, 5I7l, we will
offer at public sale to the highest bidder at 10
o'clock a. m, on the 10th day of January, next.
at this office, the following tract of land:
The NEA Tor Lots and and So NEA) Sec.
D, Township 20 s, Range 50 W, 9th Principal
Meridian.
ANY persons claiming adversely the above
described lands are advised to file their claims
or objections on or before the time designated
for sale.
$. A. ABBEY, Register
J. J. LAMBERT. Receiver.
First publication Dec. 25th.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior.

Department OF the Interior.
U. S. Land Once at Pueblo, Colo.
December -, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that William II. Post.
of Sugar City. Colorado, who, on July 2Gth.
1907, made Homestead Entry No. I7sls.
Serial No. oloS5. for Lots /, ?, ,. 1, Section /.
Township u South. Range SO West, Gth
Principal Meridian, has filed notice of intention
to make Final communication Proof, to establish
claim TO the land above described before U. S.
Land ONCE, at Pueblo. Colo, on the 26th day
of January, 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses:
DR.. Jas. f Rae,
c. s. Davenport,
T. D. Jackson.
Dr. l.. 5. Field, all of Sugar City. Colo.
A. ABBEY, Register
First publication December 18th.
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NJ. WIN CIIrI-c ~ lHc grlic

o.. -.ts With CIlr',e by 'h" crate
trf l.-.,- .ua..,s .n the coal
l-H ru.r. far ra- al leads him On
T.. vr.r. vumAa.s heart is gal
r..,. r.r..a Of. 70 uI with rosy glow
And ,ut-. fle shadows To aai ir'.
Ar what ID dro.u 1t ls To ar
I.... o.. '.- woman you adore
Aar .n IIr mellow Hron=hr dr II
wa C-rI through affections lore.
pH. what a I..uuB world Is ihs
ku N.L...8 by "a wuunu's kiss
rr.v sr.r VS. MI the path ahead
N'r. .r 'H cheer E"g ON NnuT way
l-.r N.....n opens wide or last
NNU.r .'- I#z naurJ The happy day
a. s..H .s bliss at touching god
NEr.u father paws f.T all the coal
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PUBLIC LAND SALE
Department OF the Interior.
L. 5. Land once at Pueblo. Colorado.

Department OF the Interior.
L. 5. Land Once at Pueblo, Colorado.
December l.. is1s
Notice Is hereby given that, as directed hy
the Commissioner of the General Land once,
under the provisions OF the Act of CongrcS,
approved June y, 1876 "a State. SID. We will
offer a: public sale 10 the highest bidder, At "a
o'clock IN. on the nth day OF January, next,
at this officc. thr folloasiu: tract Of land;
The NEh Seclion 13, TownshIp 70 5. Range
- W. 9Th Principal Meridian.
Any per-ons claiming adversely the above.
described lands are advised 70 hle their claims
or Oh eCtions on or before the time designated
Tor sale.
5 A. ABBEY. Register.
j. J. LAMBERT, Receiver
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Brave Fire Ladies'

OFTEN receive severe burns, putting
out tires, then use Bucklens Arnica
Salve and forget them. 1t soon drives
out pain. For Burns, Scalds, Wounds,
cuts and Bruises, it's earths greatest
healer. Quickly cures Skin Eruptions,
oid Sores, Boils, Ulcers, Felons; best
PIie cure made. Relief is instant. CSC
at Edgar Bros.
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No Wonder.

Mother lyic.ulz.y sCrubbnC hcr
small boys face With soap and watcrD
Johnny. didn't tell you never to
blackcn your face with burnt cork
again? Here | have been scrub5Inr
half an hour and 1t won't come OF.
Boy tbltwccu sl-l-uch-aiuI
your little boy-uch, Use Nose. de
culored ladys oy-Iudgc.
The Ordway new era., 1909-01-08
Event fer Cash.

Little WH.ir-Say. ra. when TWO ma
.a MS IRE M war. what l- meant by the
.r-lr, neutrality ui another uau!on2
Fl-lt means. my son. that the other
la.ion will not supply arms and am
ugnu.uu to either Of the contestants
-vaCtIt for cash.
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Q Q Q
Scissorettes.

What Is the funniest story YOU ever
heard? a man Of this town being asked
the question. told this one At a Sunday
school the teacher asked: "who drove
the children of Israel into Canaan?" Not
a child answered and there was continued
silence after she had repeated the qucs-
ton. Then the teacher with cons der
able spirit. said: "You. little boy on the
back seat, who drove the children of
Israel into Canaan" He was badly
frightened but managed TO rise and say:
"T never did we just moved here from
Missouri last week. k."-Kansas Newspaper.
An old colored man stole pig, and
after getting home with the animal knelt
to pray before retiring. His wife heard
him praying to the Lord to forgive him
for stealing the pig She went to sleep
with Uncle Eph stil praying. Later in
the night she woke up and saw him still
kneelng in prayer. At daybrcak his sup
don't you come to bed?" asked his wife
Let me lone. 'Rah: de mo- I tries to
splain to de Lord how come to steal
dat pig de wurser ! get mixed"
Several years ago there lived in Atchi-
son a church member who liked to drink
beer, but he was very secretive about It .
the Atchison Globe relates "One day he
called up a Joint by telephone and said |;
Leave your back door open and / will
be over In a minute 4 woman's voice
at the other end of the line said, excited
ly: WHAT And the man discovered the
telephone operator had given him. by
mistake. the number of one of the mos,
prominent and ell-behaved ladies in
Atchison, a member of his church."
Ra~Ms4evY
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M-,aor q E.rsr-ense.

"Lo.c &. n..uL" rnn.aIynI 'hc quota.
ION .. aca.u-. who lau.u.l TO be
i--..-
-u. .nt you r.'wsa &c." rrI0.u'd the
r.n who bud lu.u .u@..uE iu double
.....-...s lrr ao..N 70 year. After IN"
ou. vmoon is over one gets wise to
.. rtrr sLar Use h..llI,-s was only a
rlg
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= . 2

\ Dum ran away with a bomb in
plClmd. It ran away with the bum,
says a Cleveland newspaper. This IS
what might be called bum joke. |
suppose.
2 . z
There are a lot of first-cass busi-
ross men who could make good rec
ogds as thieves. The fact that they
prefer to move in good society does
not always save our treasure.
G Q @
The Joy Of Life.
| do not wish for riches vast,
Nor fame or high estate;
I do not care when | walk past,
To have men call me great.
The Joy Of lie is all / ask.
In perfect peace to dwell:
Eauoa'h tn" summer sun to bask.
To live and dream spell.
Good health Is but my one desire,
with just a friend or two:
\ wife to love me and inspire.
In what have to do.
r.. Joy Of living is enough.
SO greater boon can be;
TI on. though my roHds sc e'or so rough,
Content shall dwell with me.
'For one need not be rich or great
or oven known to fame;
Round humble cot or vast estate
E.rrl's ElOrirs are the same.
The same sun shines upon us all.
Tn" same stars CLEAN at night:
TIE flowers that deck the garden wall
The poorest man may sight.
Then grant to me the Joy OF life,
4H= FF.,-
For IN the heat Of bitter strife.
| fnow when II Is DER,
Beneath Gods sky I'll take my rest
And glory in its blue;
With peace and love within my breast
AS God meant We should do
Edgar A. Guest
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In Mars.

First AstronUmer-What are all
those spots on the earth
Second AstrunomcT-Murry widow
hat fUTmatiUns.-Life.
The Ordway new era., 1909-01-08
On the Wing.

\ correspondent wrote me asking
how TO cure Insomnia caused by
tgu'raClc told him TO get another
dentist lie wrote back and explained
IL was his wife that had the toolhache-
Sow | am telling him to get another
wife. Some people can ask the foolish
est questions.
2 2 =
\ Young fellow is foolish always to
tell the truth to his sweetheart He
should begin right and educate her
mp to the standard Of gullibility he
expects to take advantage Of after
marriage.
The Ordway new era., 1909-01-08
Rrt..ner mEans."

Madgc-Wnat Is spectacular
catch?
Mabel-S..e ran to Europe for him.
-pLrk
The Washington times., 1909-04-11
PROGRAM TONIGHT
AT THE THtATERS

The Philippine Constabulary Band
will render special Easter concert at
the Belasco Theater tonight.
This organization, crea,ed by Presi-
dent Taft Wnen civil governor of the
Philippines, was brought the long jour
ney OF 1900 miles 10 be one of the
great features OF the Inauguration cere-
monies Of President Taft, who expects
TO do much 10 fOrwaTI the real inIer-
ests Of the islands during his term
Chief Ma istrate. II Was in response
to his earnest invitation that the or
ganlzation came here, and he takes
personal pride in their wonderful sue
cess.
The band is already worid-famous.
Five years ago, at ST. Louis, IL defeat
ed SOusa s, The Mexican National, and
the British Grenadier Guards band. II
was then in its infancy, having only
been organized about two ye-rs. It's
wonderful success is due TO two rea-
sons: the Filipinos natal love of music
and the talent and tuitional powers OF
Capt. Walter II. Loving, the leader Of
the band.
The eighty-six Filipino musicians are
all accomplished instrumentalists, each
bandsman playing several instruments
in addition 10 that whicl he has adopt
ed in the military band
The Washington times., 1909-04-11
BkANCn oFFILEs.

a.
-.En AoOS4.-, ..@A..-~-A~I. ith ana h
as. -aaan
Mn AOEaN - 4. Fn4Att1ACG. New YORK
ess. auo ~. NaY. So
E-As. 4. s5OtI-N NJ. CuTisIIsnI Pharmacy
an. COT. ttn ai44 81 Sc. FuOns ". $50
NINauL . PaaArkAACt. I. lsLn anC IA ave.
lu0ur ii. lStU.
lAkA hOAD PaAkMACA, AItn and Iatk
EOa1 Phone L. SS5,.
80 N4AILIJE- COf. stn ana z SIS. Phone
X. A. Ell ca. 1ytn and ii SIS. Phone \ z.7
- ;. PAITIE. s5Ls GvOTsIa ave. Col ssss
AAL4BI FnAkMACl. l5gi CaISert 81
MX4IiNGLY's PHARMACY. I4th ana l..
-. J. bLITs' PHAKMACY, 4h NJ ant
AiassA1n1svlLs ave. III S4v Al. SU49
} lAhNOLJ. sstl isLn 81 FnOue 81 Ssn
GLlttI-El > FnAA9A-l. LIST And u sta
illOne -. 60.
r.. -. 4aON NJ .4th and ~ Phone y. zIoi
5OLDEN EEItC =. tn aaa Pnans 81
kANN, SONS a. 90. stn ami Marker
s.s,,e. PnOne IA. .-vV.
sEEENE . NAPIlAL - ID \ r. X TISIN a
AGENCl. tl4J Gstu 81 PuOLs y. SZUS
H. J4uN ALL. N.Bdi StO4v. IsIa .lnI 4.
tuone -. -~oO.
FREN.h SIAiPsON. cOT 5th 81. kpoI-
st-S ~ OrtD . Fu.At,AlAG a. 5Jh ana l. ats
Z 81 WA1>Ek a CO.. Ist and H. rn,nr
l.. -.
Il McNULIY ~ SON. f'igara ana Touacc,
10 .4Lh 81. FuOnv NSrIn zfza.
Pal l. FEAksON, .Sta and kiurila AZ
= " Fnune y @Iol
The Washington times., 1909-04-11
REALTY TRANSFERS.

Floral Hln-Washirg,o Loan and
Trust Company. trustee to Maud
Powell, lot %. square $3.50, S4.5
Moore Ba bour's Addition-Edwin
y. Brink to Leroy Wi,lett and Marion
J. Willett. lot 66. block g. SO.
sixteenth street mort west between
p and Q streets-JChn Taylor Arms 10
Joseph Richardson lot 98 square 19t go
Rosedale and IsherwoOd-Auce l. Gil
man 10 the Noel House Association lot
20. block q SO
Tennessee avenue northeast between
d and r streets-Samuel Goldsteln e.
ux. TO Mary T. Ochsenreiter, lot 81
square 1913. SO.
Washington Heights-Harry Wardman
ct al. to Lillian r. Wardman. lot lOl
block s. go
Chevy Chase-Chevy Chase Land Com
pany to Charles and Dora a Conard.
lot 90. square 1866. $40.
S04 Tenth street north theast-Helen w
Melville 70 Harvey w. Hascy. lot &C.
Kenilworth- Charles f. worthington
et al. trustees. to Lawrence O. Nal
lery. lot 90, block 3; $40
street southeast. between Fifth and
Sixth streets-FlOrcnce -. McAulfe e
ux., 10 Jeremiah A and Dora l.. Posey,
lot 35. square $40. SO.
Sixteenth street northwest. between L
and NJ streets-Margaret Z. Lacey ct
vir, Edward. TO The National Geogra-
phic Society, part Of lot s., square lS3;
MattlngIy Tract-Harry B. Wilson ct
al. 10 Charles II. ROGERS, lot 408. square
2S36: so.
Moore and Ba-bour's AddItion-JulIus
M. Schroeder et ux 10 Ida +. Thomas.
lot II, block g. SO.
Turr er -Middlugh & Shan
mar. Inc, to Eliza f. Waite, lot Y.
Washing on Heigh's-John NJ. Hen
derson g. RexfOrd NJ. Smith, lot So,
block 3; $40.
The Washington times., 1909-04-11

BALTIMORE, April I.-IndicatiOns
are that Washin= ton athletes expect to
play a prominent part IN the South
Atlantic Association championships
scheduled 10 taKe place at homewoou
on May 10. At.le.es IN the Capital Clty
are geIuns ready Tor the word ana
add that they will carry a mAJorlty
OF the honors back to the Capital.
The Washington Y. Nj. {. A. Will
have a decidedly representative Ist OF
entrants. Prominent among them Is
Por,er. who was the hOIOer of the IN
tercoiiegis,e championship tor the shot
put IN lSJo. He vas point winner
for Cornell in 1902, 1853, and 1904, and
has record of A feet incnes. II. 6.
Royce is former South AuAnuc
champion WhO Viii be a candidate Tor
the nOnOrs IN the 100 ana - yaru
dishes, tor which he has r-cord "a
10 20 ana % SECONDS, respectively =.
T.. Wetzcl. who viii be Iu Jne 1OJ-ydTd
dash and the quarter-mile run, is sd'd
~ be good man.
Walcott Consistent Point Winner.
c. D. Walcott. jr., who will probably
enter both the nigh and running broa,
Jumps, has ben a consistent point
wiuner during the past indoor season,
ana has done ) feet td'E es indoors
in the runnin. high jump. Roy Les
ter will also be in the high jump, for
which he has OUTDOOR record or
feet 10 inches, made last year at Pitts
burg, when ne defeated Jack, the old
intercollegiate point winner and Yale
champion. StrattOn, who is captain OF
the team, viii be a participant in the
30 Hat and 2-0-yard hurdles.
H. G. Seaman. who has a record of
two minutes and eight seconds, will be
in the half-mile and ]. G. Stecker. +.
c. Enzor, and G. H. Cults will be in
the two-mile run.
G. w. U. Will Send Squad.
George Washington University will
also send over a squad that promises
to make itself prominent Patterson
will be in the 100 and 200. for which he
has records of 10 2-5 and 3 seconds. re-
spectiveIy. c. A. King will be a strong
factor in the running broad jump, for
which he has record of p feet. there
by gaining him second place In the
Junior National A. A. L. champion
ships last year. G. A. Smithson will be
IN the quarter-mile, in which event he
finished second to Carpenter in last
years s. A. A. championships. He viii
also enter the half.
j. A Sterett is the record-holder in
the pole vault in the S. A. A, holding
Il at II feet inches indoors GIN and
Fleming will be in the two-mile run
There is some doubt as to whether
Geo getown will enter any men. White,
sociation. will go in the high jump, and
Walker, of the s1me club. will probably
be In the 100 and 200-yerd dashes.
II is more than probable that a num-
Der of Washington high school boys
will be entered, but the plans of the
The Washington times., 1909-04-11
MAJESTIC-movlng Pictures and vau-
devlle.

Another strong and attractive bill is
promised tor the Majestic Theater this
week
The four acts of vaudeville include
Hampton 5 goose, monkey, cal, an dog
circus, BoyU ana Moran. comedy sing
ing and dancing sAetch entitled on
the Battleneld; W hitely and Bel,
comedy enttrGainers, and Helen MuTry,
the little iTl with the big voice.
New travelOBues, new illustrated
songs, and the latest motion pictures
round out the program.
The Washington times., 1909-04-11
LYcEuM-~A,enue Girls"

At the Lyceum Inea1er for one week
commencing tomorrow matinee, the
Avenue Girls, presented Dy lie Camp
bell DreW lAmuSeuent JOmpslny, VIII De
the current attraction.
The nrst pgTt sti4u alterplece are mus
cal creatiOAs o. merit, stuo are nOtotDis
for breez.ness, originality, and QdICR
action. Enutled 'ine Aald of tie
Alps ana II Happened IN opdin,' re-
spectivety, they are Sad 40 DC novel,
interesdng, ana mirlh prOvok.nS sEI,s.
1he OHIO a lGLg ana Varied.
Plenty OF actsUn, lots OI laughs, pOpu-
lar sung LIS, anu dancIng nuInOeIs, are
the oroer OF the day, aud are rvn~ered
with suap ana g.ns,r.
The Washington times., 1909-04-11
GAYETY-"TLe Girls of the Moulin
kouEe"

Charles Howard and his merry Girls
of the Moulin house will De at the
Gayety 1LeaIer lhIs weeh appta. ins
III a Nikht in New Oro- 1hIS nusi-
cal comedy rehec.s the different 1yles
OF high and low ne an me clsS, II
is sad. ne opening acL, "DIeaiiiand
by the sea, am a later scene snO ~-ng
the HO,ei .AstUr roof sar1eE, are sdIu
tc be worthy Reproductions OF tnose
summer stamping grounds.
OF unusual attrac eiveness VIII be the
speciaiIies introduced.
The Washington times., 1909-04-11

Advertisements viii be accepted Ut
aH! Oi tne IviIVning urancn 1iuceS
Al rec HI.lr OlA.ce RACES. "A Il 10 in-
COnN enIent 10 leave ADVERTISEMENTS
"a eIner branch VhIce or Ihe Iimes
business OInce, Ihe9 hay be Iete-
pAOneu direct W lae AImes tAain
1=COJ, and messenger Mnl tAiI 10
COtleeL-
The Washington times., 1909-04-11
SODA FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES.

Sow IS THE TINE TO BUY A SODA
FOUNI AIN and money. We have ses-
era handsou-s IOSnLaIus Tor sale cheap, on
liberal terms; alsO number OF ~ lion al
cash registers taken in exchange on The
BCRCA & KLEPs. sl5 9Th 81. n. W
ap4-3og
The Washington times., 1909-04-11
COLUMBIA-Nitlo Travel Talks.

The ffrh, and last, of Fred Niblo's
Talks OF Travel In Distant Lanls"
wiz be given at the Columbia Theater
this evening. the subject beins a zIg-
gag journey through London. from
Windsor Castle TO Whitecha pei.
This is the mcst popular and one Of
the most entertaining Of the series Of
travel talks given BY this talented
young humorist-tourist. The increasing 2
popularity of the Niblo talks or travel
orders for the last Of the series are far
the others. In this Offering. Mr.. Nibl)
presents a tour OF a wonderful TO ~ n.
interesting to these who have been TO
the worlds metropolis. instructive 20
those who contemplate going and de-
Nghtfully refreshing 10 tourists Who
have recently returned
An interesting feature OF this talk
will be scenes in and about Covent
Garden. the food supply depot for 800
COO people. BY means Of snapshots.
motion pictures. and views. the me n cS
Of preparation ami sale OF all the food
stuffs sent out from COvent Garden are
shown and entertaininrly descr bed bv
Mr.. NiblO. who Travelled the length ana
breadth Of this great metropolis with
the view OF eXtraCtin~ all t1af WIS ~
teresting and entertaining from his trav-
els Like Africa. Egypt Eussla. and
picturesque Italy. each Of which was so
ably presented by Mr.. Niblo at this
theater during the past few weeks Lon
don will be graphically ili -sfrated with
colored views, panoramic photographs,
and lifelike motion pictures.
The Washington times., 1909-04-11
MARY MANNERING
IN ENGLISH PLAY
"1he Truants" Is New We
hicle For Engagement
at Belasco.
1Continued from seventh Page.l

House" is said 10 Ue of better grade
than the oru4uary class OF entertain
ments labe.eo musical comedy
The Washington times., 1909-04-11
soETHEAsr

L. POWELL a'n and East Capltoi sts
Phone l.. liz
a. b. BURRows. nth and Pa ave Phons
l. IlIs.
ROACH DRUG CO. sJh and c sts. Ph,,n. l.
r = NELLER. cor sth and 1. Phone W
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NokThEAsr

McCEEsNEY q JOACaIM COR. "a sna G
stz Phone l.. ~.
.-ADDOS r4lAkAAcY 40 FLORIDA ave.
Phone l.. ls4s-
I.RAL5S PHARMACY. cur. 9Th and X AZ,
Phone l.. lUsL
iE.:J. 4. LANHAM. uth and T. Can. a.,
cAAs. Il BLCMER. N Car asd a.,
MeC1.iEsNEY & JOACHIM. sth and F. ,,,
Ishlur l. ~1gZ
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wANrED-RooMS AND BoARD

WA NTED-Room and board by young naval
officer in private fami y: not more than Z
walk from 24th and c n. w. r. H
a., this office. apu-2t*
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cOL Al - ISL
s. HUGO ElSENBEis5. Tth and 3 sts
Phone 81. J1U
McDoNALD. J. W. "a ana L Psone n
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GEORGETOWN.
3 p WELLER. PHARMACY. s5S- II n y o.
sOns l. i2Us " 25s.
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4hree times ~Ituin O4Ie oeek. = cents a
.Ine, times. cOns-ciitI. cay. ~ cents = line
amin Il space. . nTss
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b RVS PHARMACY. corner sionros AZ
snerson sts Phone l. 1853.
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AZ augmented program IS annonnced

An augmented program is announced
for the Easter concert at the Academy
tonight. consisting OF the MOntrose
Quartet. In especially selected numbers
Harvey and Bayliss w aDpe7r in a
singing and comeiy sketch, Master
Peter Becker. In sentim, n al ballads.
and Waller Sondheimer. in new comic
songs. The molten pictures will present
the latest comedy creations and dra-
matte playlets.
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scholastic athletes are still in doubt.
he National Guar. of the District of
Columbia will not be represented. ac-
cOrding TO latest reports.
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EXPERT COACHING.

CENSUS-CIVIL SERVICE.
Snorthand-AccoGntlng
Individual nssTuction-Special Lessons
INTERSTATE, 749 lSth ST. NV, Phone NJ 423.
all0-u
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.
7 A. sONNEMAN.
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r l. CARNE & co. 1O3 King 81.