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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-04
NO MORE GUNS
FOR YOUNG BOYS

The indiscriminate sale Of fire.
arms to boys in Tacoma is to ba
stopped.
Chief of Police Duley hast night
asked the council to pass an ordi-
nance prohibiting the sale of pis-
tolls to boys under IS and the
council agreed to do II.
Councilman Lynn gays ne Is
willing TO make 1t 21 years and
this may be done when the ordi-
nance Is framed up as Lynn il
chairman of the Judiciary COM
Imfttee, which win get the ordt-
nance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-04
OLAF Gets DRY
JUST ONCE
A YEAR
Now Why Is IL That He Has Such
a Thirst When the Rainy
Season Opens?

When the rainy season comes
round, Olaf Olson becomes dry.
1t was thus a year ago, and ii
was this year. When the heavy
deluge Of Monday night convine-
ed Olaf that the wet season had
commenced in earnest, immedi-
ately thereupon Olaf raised an
awful thirst instead of an UNI
brella. He can't explain the why
and wherefore of his sudden
dry feeling except by attribut.
ing 1t to the weather, as he stated
to Police Judge Arntson yesterday
morning in answer to a charge
of drunkenness.
Were you ever brought here
on the same charge before?" IN
quired the judge.
yes, your honor. I was drunk
last year when it commenced TO
rain"
"Are you sure 1t wasn't last
spring, when the rainy season
|ended2"
Judge Arntson makes II rule
to suspend sentence in the case
of those charged with drunken
ness who had kept from arrest for
Ia year at least, after their first
offense.
mo, I'm quite sure 1t was at
the beginning Of the wet season.
That's when felt dry this year,
too.
Clerk Hackett looked up the
records, and sure enough Olson
mad been charged with drunken
ness on October 16, 1908, a little
over year ago.
ut started raining earlier last
year" was the explanation. Of
son was given a suspended sem
tence.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-04
LIES 100
MILES IN
4 HOURS
HENRI FARNUM SETS NEW
RECORD FOR LONG DIS
TANCE TRAVEL IN AERO
PLANE - WILL NOW FLY
CHESTER.
(By United Press Leased Wire.

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
OHALONS, Sur-Marne, France,
Nov. 4.-Henri Farnum is scarce
ly able to walk today following
his Long flight in his aeroplane
yesterday when he flew $50 miles
In four hours, seventeen minutes
and fifty-three seconds. The
stiffness is the result of the
cramped position that he was
compelled to assume while driv-
ing the machine.
The mark set by Farnam is the
highest that has yet been set up
in the contest for the Michelin
distance trophy.
Farnam's next long distance
fight wila be made when he tries
for the London Mail prize, offered
to the first aeroplane making the
distance from London to Man
chester without a stop. The dis
tance is 200 miles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-04
HUMANE SOCIETIES
TO MEET HERE

Arrangements are being made
for the holding of the state con-
vention of the Washington HUI
name societies in the Commercial
club rooms of THO city. next
Thursday, November IL.
Mayor Unck will deliver the
address of welcome and several
papers will be read and discussei
on topics dealing with the work of
the society. Delegates are ex.
pected from all over the state.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-04

PARIS, Nov. "A man who gave the name of
Lefebvre, rose in court today during the trial of
Madame Steinhel and electrified the assemblage by
confessng that he murdered Steinheil and Madame
Japy.
The incident occurred shortly after Madame Mar
guerite Steinheil, 'the red widow accused of
numbering her artist husband and stepmother, had
resumed the stand in todav's session.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-04
ROBBERS
Sc CURE
$4,000
Loot Big Steamer
By Breaking Safe;
Then Escape

(By United Press Leased Wire.
NEW YORK, Nov. A.
News leaked out late this
afternoon that sometime be-
tween late last night and to-
day robbers aboard the Ham,
burg American steamer
Prince Joachim blew open
the strong-room safe, secur-
ed $4,000 i'm gold and es-
capped.
The police are guarding
the ship and the ships crew
is under surveillance.
The gold had been deliver
ed to Purser Adolph Hoertel
yesterday by the agent of a
bank at Nova Scotia and was
consigned to banks at Kings
ton and Jamaica. The police
withheld all information of
the robbery until late today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-04
FUNERAL OF SUICIDE

The funeral of Frank c. Stand
ring, who committed suicide last
Tuesday morning by firing a bullet
IN his head at the MacAtee block
ing, yin be held from Meliinger'i
chapel tomorrow afternoon at /
o'clock. The iptefment will be al
Tacoma cemetery. standring is sur
Tacoma, Walter r., Fred II. and
Thomas A. standrlng. The cause
n the gutqide is still sattafact6r-
lily accounted for.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-04
SPOKANE BAsTILE is FULL OF
INDUSTRIAL WORKERS OF
THE WORLD.

(By United Press Leased Wire. }
SPOKANE, Nov. 4.-The free
speech agitators are resuming
their attack on the anti-speaking
ordinance today, and 20 members
of the Industrial Workers of the
World were arrested this morn
ing. making a total of 123 arrest
ed since Monday. The socialists
seem to have lost track of Eugene
Debs, who was to have arrived
yesterday.
The Industrial Workers claim
to have received $1,000 from
chicago comrades, and that other
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-04
SPECTATOR AT TRIAL CAUSES SENSATION:
SAYS HE, NOT "RED WIDOW is GUILTY

Release That Woman, Am the Guilty Person, "
Dramatically Declares Young Man In Court
Room = Permitted by Judge to Tell His Story, He
Electrifies Assemblage BY Reciting Details of
Murder - Says He Disguised as Woman and
Killed Artist and Mother for Purpose of Rob
berry - Nine. Steinheil, On Trial for Crime,
Falls in Faint
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Defendant COllapses.

Madame Steinheil appeared
scarcely alive while Jean Lefebvre
was making his statement. When
he had finished his confession, the
woman threw up her hands, tot.
tered and would have fallen had
not guards rushed to her assist
ance. When she was carried tc
her chair the "red widow" com
Ipletely collapsed.
81 Am Innocent" She Shiieks.
When she had recovered suf
ficiently, she shrieked at the tor
of her voice:
II am innocent; tell you thai
] am innocent. 1 have told yOu
all the while that l was innocent
Now that this man has confessed
do you still believe me guilty?
Why do you continue to persecute
an innocent women in this man
ner? If there Is the least bit ot
justice to be obtained in France
YOU will release me this after.
noon, right now"
Lefebvre was allowed to make
his confession after he had writ,
ten note to the woman's counsel
in which he asked permission to
make an important statement tC
the court. Counsel then obtained
the courts permission.
Scoff at Confession.
Neither the presiding Judge OF
the woman's lawyers knew the ma,
ture of the statement that lie.
felbvre was to make. The prose
cution SCOTS at Lefebvre's con.
fession, declaring that the man
is crazy. Counsel for the defense,
however, declare that they are
sincere in the belief that Lefebrve
is one of the three men whom
Madame Steinheil says is respon-
sible for the death of her hus-
band and .stepmother.
Taken to Prison.
Lefebvre was removed from the
courtroom and given over to the
custody of the police, who will
make a complete investigation oil
his confession.
1t was some time before the
examination of the woman, who
yesterday moved the Partisan as.
semblage with all the skill of a
consummate actress, could be con,
tinued.
She Taunts Prosecution.
When quiet finally was restored
the woman taunted the govern
ment for failing to confront hel
with her former lover, M. Bor
derel, the prosecutions principa
witness.
"Why do you not bring hin
before me-" she screamed. "Yor
dare not, and besides, he is afrai(
to face me-"
The prosecution is keeping
Borderel away from court bur
says he will testify before Nine
Steinheil's examination is finish
ed. This will probably be today
Admits She Has Many Lovers.
Replying to questions, Madame
Steinheil said:
81 have lovers-many of them
just as suppose men have
many mistresses.
AlIudes to Faure.
The only statement that the
"red widow" made that could be
construed in any way as bearing
upon the late President Faure
was the followingi
my husband took. me to the
salon of high dignatory Of the
republic, He later became my
lover. He was interested deeply
in my husbands paintings. The
only wrong that he ever did me
was In dying and not taking me
with him."
The woman continues to main.
tain that the murders were com
|mitted by three men and red.
haired woman. who were dresses
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-04
Comes Like Thunderbolt.

comes Like JnunOerDOfC.
The announcement of Lefebvre
came like a thunderclap to the ac-
cused woman, the presiding Judge,
the spectators and the attorneys
in the case. The woman had just
stood up and was emphasizing g
some point in her testimony when
Lefebvre arose in his seat and
shouted:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-04
LEPLANTE CASE
READY FOR JURY

The case against Frederick lie
Plante, alleged white SLAYER, will
go to the jury late today. Argu-
ments of the attorneys are being
made this afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-04
STEINHEIL MURDER
AND THUS OUR JUNK Is SAVED!

Being stirring story containing
bkbats; thrills
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-04
FALLS DOWN CLIFF,
HHEAL<a Hnu,II HECI

] Presumably Somewhat under the
Influence OF liquor. r. II. Smith fell
down the cliff at Fifth and Cliff
streets, sustaining a bad fracture
Of the legs, about o'clock last
eventna.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-04

Release that woman.
She is innocent. l alone
am responsible. Ma
dame Steinheil had
nothing to do with the
death of her husband
and Madame Japy. l
killed them, and / am
glad of it."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-04

~ Cloudy tonight.
Friday fair. Idght
! northerly winds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-04

Continued on Page Eight.)
The Washington herald., 1909-05-20
WFCTM ARU.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

NOTE Published OILY as iufIu1ti0u. znd 1or
E7sur-aCd.
sSa ?. NC 4 O. LDTITED. Ds17-Fsst v,s-
tilE-ied trai Pullman ssspers % DcxizE-oz Louis
vie. Ci1cI1nsti. I1dia-a0ois ChiCzzo and s.
L0lIis. C0unec-t1n foT Virginia Hot Sr-11Ez Pull
uaaa cz- Louisville - Nsmphis and SsE o-lsz.S
Di-iry czrs 2 q carte service
u19 P. M-F T. =. LIMITED. DaEy-soIH
Fes1ibrie rziu- PuIiuan sleepe-s 70 Clrcuaati
Le1inz-cu. and LorisFiile daily. ard Vs-z5uis Hot
Sp-inss weeEdays- Dinins csrs. "a ezree ss-vsee
PriIlCla1 slecpsrs Cincinnati % ChizEO Eud s.
Louis. and L0zisFiIle 70 Nszphis. SsssTisls, tli
New OrIearS
ChesapesEs snd Ohfo 0Ecss- 81 PsrazyIr1nsa
zreiIue. I5ss Erreet a1i NeE Cuian Stztiun Tel-
eD5cne Main 1855 O. - IT tiek-ts. hsEgzzs hscks
reservstiors ard Tsxicsb.
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NORFOLK AM WFSTERN RWY

SCHEDULE " EFFECT JANUARY Z LS1
Leave Washington New U1ion Staten
so q u-DaTy-Au points OF No-folk sad Wss.-
en- slss kno1Tiiie ChattaDoora. ard Memphis
1910 q u--DzS,y-Rozncke. Bristol. winston
Salem, EucxTiIIe. ChsttsnooCz. NzstviIle MsuphiS
New Orleans Through sleeper Dining czrs-
Fer No-{o-k-Leave Washi-gzo-. ~ q n daily
rs a. n daily le1cspt Sucdayl- A1irs N0xsoIs
III e n and 80 2. H.
as ,. m.-Daily-BerTyviIie. Lz-zy. Shll1doah.
TTains fr1a tbs Southwest sT-l7s s55 a. T. ard
i5-ss ,. ru
All information Fourteenth street a5d New To-k
svenus tBon5 Ruildin-i.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B.-FouoEing sehsdFiIe avIrs pusIEh.G ozly
as Information. and are uct guaranteed.
Fcr Atlsutz Birmingham. Noble Esz Orsesns
AsheTiIic Chattz-ooza. Memphis. a n and Io.s5
2 z daily Dining c1E-
FL Roanoke. hlozTille Chattz1ooT1. Memphis
Ne-r O-eaus I9-l9 O. Il daily. Di-ics czrz
Fc- Atlanta, B--Tinzh1c1- Columbia Chs-iesso-
Augusta Aiken SsEanEah- Jscks0uTiIe- ard Flo,idl
poirts so 2. Il daily. Dining CzT Se-Tsos
Tos-rist cars foz California. tri-Teekly 40 D Z
LoCsI fo- Ha-TisCrHErg. 20 g n daily, AZ , T.
weekdays: fer DanviIle 80 a. X daily ard For
t-hsriottesviiIe 80 t. and As ,. Il daily.
Fr-1uert trsins % and from Blrencr-
L : BROWN. Geueral AEsu-
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NURSES ARE GRADUATED.
President ThirkieId. of Howard Uni
versity, Presents Diplomas.

president Infrk1eids OF HOWARD I'M
versity, Presents Diplomas.
The Freednen's Hospital class in nurs-
ing held commencement exercises last
night in Andrew Rankin Memorial Chap
el. OF Howard University. The following
young women received diplomas: Irene
Allen. Sarah Burnett Mana Coates. Min
ME Curtis. Lillian Greene. Anita Hall.
Areatha Hankal. Lillian Johnson. Char
lotte Lewis. Mary Parker, Emma Shep-
pa-d. Annie Smith. Emma Spears. and
Melinda WainTight. Diplomas were pre-
ssnted BY President Thirkield-
Prof. Kelley Miller. dean of arts and
sciences. addressed the class on The ne
gro question from the negro's stand
point. Music was furnished by the
Monumental Orchestra
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4 Carpenters Tools

be sharp n Of
containing complete with edged tools cut
advertising newspaper
advertising paper whthe largest
presents opportunity having your
The WAHNoN HERALD S people reaching
Of reaching OF
al % vsandt
your az be and results
ad than
ulHon that read
for md Hs c
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HERALD RRANCH OFFICES:


WOODWARD & LOEHROP. Information BuTeaH.
GOLDENBERG' Information Bureau
HECHT & Co. Cashiers 0tfsce.
PALAIS ROYAL. Information Bureau
5. KANN- SONS Co. Information Bureau
;. n WAGNER. Is- and Il sts nv
SIMPSONS PHARMACY. ccrner 5th 81. ard 2 L
ave. ard st. Nv.
JoHNSTON's PHARMACY. ~ y J. ave. nv.
+. z WELLEE'S S PHARMACY. Ss5f u s. Nv.
ATKINSON'S PHARMACY. uth and C ss- nv
ASTORIA PHARMACY. 81 and G SIS. nw.
kENESAW PHARMACY. Mount Pleasant and
Irving sts Nv.
TcNULTY's CIGAR STORE. E55 18th st NJ.
TAYJOE'S PHARMACY, oh and p SIS. nv
DAVIS PHARMACY. oh and stS Nv.
n A. NBNKE. 5th ard K SIS nv
PROCTOR'S PHARMACY. ISIS 18th ST. Nv.
T. L. LEATHERWOOD. ISIS Isih s.. nv
STOTT < SNYDER. 18th srd g stS zE.
NEW YORK AVENUE PHARMACY. cUTneT y. Y.
ave. and North Caritol s. nE.
DAY & co. s PHARMACY. 5th and G SIS Nv
IAEN0LD'S PHARMACY. SsoI 18th - nE-
NORTHEAST.
JOHN + BUTLER. 4al Stanto7 Pacs ne.
e. l. kRSUSE. 9Th and sts ne
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM. d and E SIS ne.
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM, sth ard F sts
6. J. GEIGERS PHARMACY. coner 9Th and B
SIS re
CHARLES = FUHRMANN's PHARMACY. sth
and E. Capitol SIS. re.
BLTMERS PHARMACY. y CapitHi and So re.
SOUTHWEST.
Y. HUGO EISENBEISS. 7th and stS 81.
AITE2URN'S PHARMACY. Tth and 2 sts- 81.
SOUTHEAST
ROACH DRUG COMPANY. Sth ard G IS. -
!. p. WELLER sth ard I IS s.
GUT NJ NEELY. Ilrh and c 50 81
BROOhLAND.
CHARLES G. LENNON. I2tA and Ns-ton IS
ANACOSTIA.
G, B. BURY'S PHARMACY
ALEXANDRIA
WILLIAM P. TAYLOR. SIS King -
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TRUNKS.

LEATHER AND MATING sur CASES AND
cub bags sale Repairing by an expert
speciality. % years experience G. g. LANGLOTZ.
81 New York ave, formerly SIS K IR
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-ABOUT % DAYS AGO. 4 STRING OF
1slG PINK C0TalN Liberal TCEz7i Z TvtUTRee 70
APT g. the Connecticut IA
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BUSINESS EDUCATION.

CIVIL SERVICE INSTRUCTION-FOUR EN-
pert professors have prepared most thorough and
ur-fo-dste curse n civil service for J1r school
twenty yeaTs experience. dCrirg which time have
prepared Thousands 20 pzss with HIGHEST gradss
thereby enabling them TO be placed az TIE Top Of
the list Of egibies = or record. yo1 VII get an
--appointmeat instead II disappointment" II yOa
take our course. DRAUGHONS PRACTICAL
BUSINESS COLLEGE. ISL New York ave mr.
r1yIScod-tl
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INSURANCE.
REFRIeERATORs { ICEBOXEs.

McCRAY REFRIGERATORS
AND COOLING ROOMS ARE TIE BEST MADE.
NELSON REFRIGERATOR Co.
Z Z ST. y. ".
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
lunt-7. holdlr- Probate CCu-r Nc. Ez79 Ad-
ulirisfratior-lE-s 20 give no;ice that the sub
sTibs7s. q the District q Columbia have detained
from the Probate Court q the Disrics - Columbia
e--ers = adu-uistrati07 te estate - 1ia-zarsf
A Bc-v late q The Dis1ric- of Columbia deceased
Al Qs-so1s having ciaIms ssaiaSt the deceased are
hereby warned q exhibit she sane with the ro-ch-
ers the-coi. legally authenticated % the s1bsTibez
OF CT before the STH DAY OF MAY A D. l9l0-
Otherwise they u.zy by lsw b. excluded from ali
hensft 81 said estate Given under or hands This
5-h day @; Mar Iao. ". ALICE BERRY. 500 y
g.. NV, EMMA F. BERRY. Geo7grtosn Hos7s-si
Attsz-. lScsLj JAMES TANNER Rezs.e- q
wis ~ the District q Coiuutiz Clerk of the
Probate Court STUsRT MCNAMARA. Attoney.
ms Z a
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HARNESS ANn TRrNns-

yoU WILL FIND AT THE WASHINGTON HAR-
ress Co.'S Trunk snd Harness Repair Shop. 18th
s1i Il sts NV. 4 eomple5e line q wagon and
buggy wheels and parfs cf sane.
CPkoue NJ sEZ-ALl r.haaak
at WASHINGTON HARNESS Co. Isfa ANI1 4
sts- uw-. yellow fToaJ-~e make specisley o. truns
repairing; work neatly and promptly 6oze. moderate
prices; trunks called for snd delivered. Can o.
phone NJ ES2i-M. IE
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REAL ESTATE WAIVED.

WASTED-SOT LESS THAN 2eoa ACRES OF
lard IN ere body for colonization parooses: Viz
gn-a preferred TTice TuSt he reasonable: distance
ron raiiroed iTzmateTial. owueTs only. CLAUDE
g. STEPHENSON Virginia Properties, Herndon.
Va rs
WANTED-BY TIE -HOS J FISHER co.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES OF ALL DEcCRIP-
Tons DIRECT FROM OWNERS.
THOS. J. FISHER & CO..
735 ETH \. ".
SUBURBAN DEPT. lZ-d'
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e. :. ENGINEER OFFICE. go rTH ST NV.
Washington d. g. May l. ls0e.-sesled proposals
foT furnishing and delivering $50 tons more nr
less-Of htIrninous-cgal VIII Be received here u7ti
z n JUNE Is. 1909. ard then publicly opened.
Iuformstioa fvrnished on application JAY J.
MORROW. Major. EnSrs rlvI7, ,IsIs.3. jelfI5
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RAILROADS.
& OHI0 RAmRnAn

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL Blue LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR on TIE ODD FOUR
To PHILADELPHIA AND NV YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D STREET. NEW YORK
= % l. H. DinsT. Pullman PzriC--
fos1l a D. Ohserr1tiou Parl1r- Fi7s-hour trzfu
$50 a. II Diner and Pullman Pa-io- Car
IL l0a n DIueT a7d Pullman Pzrlor Car
slda > n El1er and Pullosu pzrlor Car
80 .. Y. Royal Limited" All Puii-1s1 5-h0r-r
H1G J. II CCaches % Fhiladelphiz
so D e. Diuer and Pullman Psrior
90 =. n. Coaches 20 Phiisdeiphl
sI2.I5 night SleeDe1 70 Mex YORK
e2Z n Sleepers % Pkiia6eiuhia ard Nszr 49,
ATLANTIC CITY. -160. -sSo. = % a n. no
= t'
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To RALTDT0pE

EVERY hour on The FOuR"
Week days 100 g. n 70 i 80 . n
~ I51o. $50 30 20. SO. so. 90.
- 49, y = >, =, - l1o1- f--5s- = =,
go sM, 81 10 fGe an s10zG slo
'IlS5. 'I2-l5. night.
CHICAGO. ~ - 2 n.
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS. AND LOUISVILLE
I'D ! = 2. u. 'l2.t0 night.
PTTTSBURG. go = n, -. 'slo ?. 4. '23
night.
CLEVELAND. I'D D II
COLUMBUS - 2 n
WHEELING. s.I9 a Il 80 = n
MINCH EsTEB. -9:i9 = n. -lSs, $50 ,. Il
80 T. rr
HAGERsTOwN. 80 a. n SO D Il
ANNAPOLIS. IN so. fl115 noon IN 81
80. and e ~ . r.
sIeziiv- fEVceut sunday sSun6zT o-ly
TELEPHONES 20 all re foIlovir- Ttsket OEces:
III 6 = Nv. Main I59l- SIS Peu1E7lTalf ave.
hsin Is New Urlou Station. T.c-et O1-ice Mar
* IT, E.------ Er,-- -
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FOR SALE
SUBURBAN LOTS.
ANY size ycr ua-- from 3 feet frontage 20 Hve
zCCz Lczted o. the Great Pals and Old Do
u1saioo 6oubietrzck electric railway system Fc-ty
SQUARES from the CltT sixty squares frOn tie White
Eouse. thirty rninures from the Treasury Depart
neut- II historic cd Virginia
At Franklin Fark. Station o1 the g-UUndS
Lots z5xl0 AZ Slo5 % $50.
Lots 5ozGO at $50 10 500
ore-acre lots At $50 to SlSe1.
F!ve-sSTe lots az - 30 &c S.5o0.
Northwest Hills. overlooking Washington O-n
bone site somewhere; Franklin Park hone SITS
best Everywhere
$500 STARTS YOU.
PEERLESS FRANKLIN PARK
This Sect:n Is z high-Zrzde c0mmunity. built up
with splendid bones: scne q the most elegant
homes about the National CaTitzl are here
REMEMBER THIS: No taxes; 10 interest Free
decd in case o desih after two yesrs- YOsr uo1ey
back with ps- cent interest. you de within Two
years NcnforfeirUrs COutTact.
So feet z eleyatioo. Concrete Sidewalks Teie-
rhore service TEO nail deliveries daily DEPART
rccnt store deliveries. lov-priced lot II high
cas- section. Car fare sTeTases L cents Isr day:
Cssb rarment. s % 50 Monthly payments, S 10
81 without interest
Get maps and booklet az ofics-
SUBURBAN DEPARTMENT.
MOORE HILL Inel. lS3 = ~.
myl7-tuth.s.f
CHEVY CHASE,
The Suburb Beautiful" of Wash
ington-
No csber part of the District os Columbia can
compare with Il for either the present the futurc.
A purchase there constitutes both sn Investment
and a speculation. as values there MUST advance.
Highest point CT Connecticit ave- With its result
art cool breezss and heslthful air. The approach
is good. and always viii be. Ce- service IS ex-
celeut- There are church. school. and store "a
clities. water se1EeT. gSs. electric h7nts. 'eie-
phones. nszdsnized streets. granclitbic sidewalks.
shade trees. pzrting. &C.
Prices ranging from &c Ter 20. f. to &c pr 20.
f.. socordins &c location Eighteen houses costing
sbO1t Sla9.Ooo DoE in course Of construction and
plans arc being prepared Cor as many more
Fer Pats. prices. ard particulars see
THOS. J. FISHER & CO., Inc.
73S 18th NV.
'Phone NJ sss5I After ?. n. cal Main a4SY-
spIsT
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J0BBTNG OF ALL KINDS: Low RATES.
wax guaranteed; drop postal for estimate. DAVID
McCABRAHER. rear I325 81 nv Phoue Nan
fT7Sm IL
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LAUNDRIES.
We KNOW HOW.

Our Wagon Passes TCu- Doo-.
Phone Man G72l CT Postal
WEST END LAUNDRY,
ITZs-S Pa ave. ~
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WANT AID BRANCHES
THE WASHINGTON HERALD

Want Ads foE the The Washington Herald nay be
let a. the nan cree. - Fifteenth sc-eet nc-th
vest. Or at any o. the following b-snches. OF nav
Be telephoned Giract 70 the main oc5ce and biI
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
MALE & FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-A GIRL Or YOUNG NAN n or
fce; must be qui& addzr and good tarker on
'paonei also young uan that has soms experience
n soliciting Apply Cbery Chase Market T. A
SONNE8fANS IA
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PROPOSALS

Ter, Takcma Suhstation. Washington. d. g. MAY
3 ge-Scsle6 proposals, IN tripicate. suliect 70
the usual c1nditicns VIII be received here until u
O'Clock noon. NAY - ls9 and then opened. for
furnishing and delivering earth fer filing at Wash
inEton Barracks. j. G.. either by hydraulic drsdre
@ hauling Specifications. blank propossls and
further information furnished Application Pro
possls 10 be marked Pr0pcsals for Filing and a6-
dressed 70 H l. PETTUS. Constructing Quzrte--
master. Takoma Substssion. u. c.
my5A5s0a
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CLEANING- PREssIxG- nYEISE-

sa.OD SUITS WANTED TO BE sPoXGED AND
prsssed az &C Per. Wsgnn vii call
The CLOTHES DOCTOR
- rs Pa. ave. Prone L lgs7
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sell Nay - te9. goods stored with the Pecple's
sso7gs and Express Co n the nanes q Frank
Tsylcr Nancy Coleman. Es-eI,z Readon. and E. J.
Rrsdor. C. r CLIFFORD & CO.. $40 I'll 81. ~.
1-.Iels23E
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HAIR GOODS.
Dos. -. nIRns- -

FOR sALE-FcUR YORKSHIRE PUPPIES. Z
months Old f-,n prJze-vinning s:1cs. rsssa-atls
q. A REDHEAD. SO Ilth 81 nv. 'Phoue Nam
~ 10
SINGING CANARIES. PARROTS. GOLDFTsH.
guinea piSs rab5its. ncnkeys fTrsh f5Ter scd
gas seeds. luibs ard ne6iciue f7r sick animals
SCHMIDS BIRD STORE. II I2rh s.
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PAINTING.

HOUSE. DECORATIVE. AND sign PAINTING
by thoroughly eaicient wcrkmen. g. H MARK
WARD. go g st. uw. Prone Main 49, Isl.