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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-31
WILLIAMSBURG

I. NJ Seaver is in New York City this
week on business.
The Christian Endeavor society and
the Epworth league met in the churches
last Tuesday evening.
The Chelsea Dramatic company played
the drama, down East Monday even.
ing to full house. The members OF
the company did themselves much credit.
The maple sugar soeiable and promen-
ade under the auspices Of Williamstown
grange at the town hall Thursday even
ing was largely attended and right good
time was enjoyed BY all.
Some new maple sugar in cakes sold
here this week at rs cents a pound. III
this is a correct indication OF the price
ot this seasons crop, the farmers would
better get busy.
Mrs. Oliver G. Ashton Of Rutland,
president Of the Confederation OF Wo-
mans clubs, il expected to speak on
tuberculosis" in the lecture room OF the
NJ. +. church next Friday afternoon at
3 o'clock,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-31

A Prophecy.

II they keep on putting the suffra
gettes in jail over there in London much
longer, it is dollars to doughnuts that
the homely ballads OF other days will
soon be superseded by some such pa.
thetic lyrical outburst as this;
o where is my wandering Ma tonight !
o where can my Mother bet
She hied her forth TO the Suffrage fight
And hasn't come home to tea.
The range is cold on the kitchen trail,
The cupboard is bleak and bare,
For Mother has gone to the County Jail
For pulling the Speakers HART
o where is my wandering Ma to-
nightl
My Mother, o where is she
She dwells in the BOX"
While Fathers socks
Are holey as they can bel
Harper's Weekly.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-31

II would seem like good business
proposition for the street railway TO OK.
tend It's lines up South Main street to
the city line, but II the road is not
inclined to take advantage of its oppor.
tunities it should be made to. II holds
q franchise in the city streets because
1t is supposed to be public benefit.
After it has occupied our principal
streets it practically has q monopoly Of
them and in return should be reasonably
liberal with its service. This, we are
sorry to say, the local road never has
been. Its conduct has been and is parsi.
monious, 1t does only what it feels com
PEELED TO do, and as result its patron.
age is restricted and the public suffers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-31
RANDOLPH


Miss Helen Wedgwood is taking the
place of Miss Georgia White at the Her
aid Office this week.
A good audience greeted the Italian
boys at Music hall Monday evening, and
enjoyed the fine concert which they
gave.
Roy Slayton has secured employment
in Stowe and will move there this week
from the Martin block on Randolph
avenue.
w. w. Brooks moved from the Brooks
block to the Lamson block On Tuesday
and will soon be ready for business at
the new stand.
Miss Kittie Weymouth Is in Bethel
this week, assisting in the care OF her
aunt, Miss Adelaide Stearns, who il I'LL
with the grippe.
Mrs. 0smond Creaser returned to West
Derby Tuesday after having passed two
weeks with her parents here, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. f. Blakely.
Miss Ellen Whitney is seriously I'll
at the home of Mrs. ] b. Eldredge and
her mother from Waitsieid il here as
sisting in the care Of her.
Miss Desiere Moulton has returned
from a trip Of several weeks In Nashua
and Boston, and can now be found at
@stoneleigh" with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Emery returned
here Tuesday after an absence Of two
weeks, passed with Mr., Emery's daugh.
ter, Mrs Rowell, who lives in Bethel.
Fred Williams has succeeded Clarence
Pitkin as assistant at the bakery for
time till the arrival Of Merrill Wilcox
Of Riehford. whom Mfr. Pelton has en-
gagged for the season.
The Randolph Woman's Literary club
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-31
On The Trail.

Kind Lady-What is your name, lit.
tie boy2
Little Boy-Joshut shadraeh Lemuel
Volts.
Kind LAdy--Well, WE'LL Who gave
you that manner
Joshua, &c.T dunno yet, but I'm on
DER trail.--Chieago Daily News.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-31
COLONY wARsHrPs.
New South Wales and Victoria Would
Build One,

Melbourne, March S1.--The Premier
OF New South Wales and the Premier
Of Victoria have decided to offer, on be-
half of their states a dreadnought to the
imperial government.
London. March Silt is understood
that, ss the outcome Of negotiations be
tween the several governments Of the
commonwealth Of Australia, since it be-
came apparent that the commonwealth
government was not ready to offer a
varship TO Great Britain, New South
Wales viii contribute $4,000, 900 toward
the construction Of one and Victoria
s.. goo 900.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-31
STRIKE IMMINENT.
Canadian Pacific and IT'S Mechanics Fail
to Agree on Schedule.

Winnipeg, March ST. Reports are cur
rent that another strike of mechanics
on the Canadian Pacific railroad II inn
minent. The company, it Ii said, refused
to negotiate jointly with men on the
eastern and the western systems, and
deadlock has been reached. The pres.
ent schedule expires In a few DAYS and
new one must be III once agreed on.
II the men strike this time. they will
have the backing Of the American Fed
Grafton Of Labor, with which they were
affiliated last winter. About 10000 men
would be involved from Moneton, N. D.,
to Vancouver.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-31
Record Broken at PANAMA.

Washington, March 3l.--A single
steam shovel at work on the Panama ca
nal recently removed 3.a4l cubic yards Of
rock and earth in a working day of eight
hours. This breaks all records for sim
Gle days excavation by steam shovel
The shovel was at work only 0 hours and
so minutes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-31
sERvIA NOTIFIED.
Formula Involving Submission to Aus
trian Terms Presented.

FFI1n ItIWs FIEAEHttus
Belgrade, March 31-The joint for
mula, agreed upon between Austria and
the other powers siguatory to the
Treaty of Berlin and involving the sub
mission Of servia to the Austrian terms
al to recognition OF the annexation Of
Bosnia and Herzegovina and demobiliza-
ton Of the Servian army WAS presented
to the servian government at noon yes
terday BY the British. French, Russian,
German and Italian ministers, who Wis
tied the foreign Office together and made
friendly representation to the servian
authorities.
An official communique viii be issued
later.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-31
CURRENT COMMENT
MunicipaI Iud ges in Politics.

Gov. Prouty doesn't believe in having
local politics mixed with city court af-
fairs, and asked Judges Scott of Barre
and Harvey of Montpelier to resign their
positions on the respective Republican
city committees. They accommodated
him. Ludlow Tribune.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-31
Bad Company.

Cook Stove-I hear you arc keeping
company with Gas Meter.
Water Heater should say not. He's
taa fast for me.--.puneh.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-31

Too bad that the Ananias club has
been disbanded. President Roosevelt
might nominate some new members. in
view of the latest stories about him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-31
DEFINED.

'Pa, what ID a critic1"
"A critic, my boy, Is man who lets
on that he doesn't like the show. DE
troit Free Press.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-31
overheard IN Thn Coat Room.

Flows it going, FredY'
Rotten. Only few apenee and
they've pinched the deeoy bob / put in
the plate.--Tatler.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-31

The st. Adams Messenger refers to it
as "tho recent three.ringed revival in
boston" Would The Messenger have
us infer that IL was a cireusf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-31

A Western exchange remarks that q
higher duty on socks will mean more
sore feet.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-31
"a Shelter to Monopoly"

The legislature Of Minnesota, with
but one dissenting voice, has passed
resolutions requesting representatives Of
the state in both houses Of Congress to
use their best efforts to see that lumber,
lumber products and coal are placed on
the free list. In doing 30 they declare
that these necessities Of life are largely
controlled by monopoistic corporations
showing how the Iowa idea that the
tariff threatens to become "a sherter to
monopoly" Ii permeating the Western
country .--Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-31

Nominations for the governorship in
1910 are coming in daily. Maxwell
Evarts, the well known attorney, Speak
81 Cheney OF Morrisville, Charles w.
Gates of Franklin and other well known
men have been mentioned. The list is
strong in Representatives, and its length
must be attributed to the courtesy Of
the state press, which wishes to omit no
one in the distribution of honors. In
the enumeration of possibilities, how.
ever. the name of 0lin Merrill of Enos-
burg Falls, one Of the greatest living ex-
e1uplars Of machine in Vermont, is omit.
ted for some reason TINT doesn't yet APP.
pear. 1t is said that he wants the gov
ernorship next year. He Is pretty
good manager and political observers are
asserting that he viii get the job. His
name might as well be posted now as
later.--Woodstoc Spirit of the Age.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-31

Morrisville az having one OF the lar.
gtst tanneries in the country IL more or
less interested in tariff changes that APP
ply to hides and leather. The new
tariff bill provides for free hides, and,
in general sense this IL supposed to be
desired by the tanners. In recent years,
hides have scared to prices previously
tamately has had market sufficiently
independent Of the johbers not to be ser
iously handicapped by the increased cost
Of the raw material. All the came, any
lowering of the cost OF raw material
should act to the advantage Of the Iocf |
plant and incidentally to all persons EN-
ployed--Morriaville Messenger.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
FOOTLICHT FLASHES.

May Mackenzie has been engaged for
The Revelers.
The Midnight Sons Lew Fields latest
musical comedy. VIII have is premier
Wednesday night in New York
The Friars are considering q p7oposi-
ton TO take over the old Lambs Cluo
House. when the latter organization has
moved into Us new home.
James X Fackett has fled petition
IN bankruptcy. With Liabilities a. N2S ~
and assets at S774g7- One OF his principal
creditors IS his wife. Mary Mannerilg-
Gertrude Vanderbilt ard Rosie Green
have been engaged by ?. Ziesfeld, f.. for
The Follies Of 1874 These two viii ne
remembered as two Of the Hveliest
dancers n The American idea
George AGe viii return on June 70 from
rs trip around the world and Is bring
ing with him the new play he has written
for Montgomery and stone which viii
be produced by Charles Dilii1ghen-
Herbert Kelley and Ene Shannon VIII
be starred in TIE Thief next season
KvrTe Bellew VIII have a new play. &C
cording 10 reports KeIcey has PLAYED
Bellows part on the road. 50 that Il viii
not be new 70 him
Tim Murphy last night produced Rupert
Hughes comedy. Ny Boy" al Powers
Theater. Chicago. and the play IS called
deIilscuSly amusing II treats O. an
American millionaire in italy i IS book
I'd for a summer run II Chicago, and
for New York in September
One OF the features Of Miss Cora
Shreve's May carnival viii be an indian
sons. called Wild Flower" and grand
finale march Of twenty-four girls in the
closing spectacle. Miss Shreve win have
nearly a hundred pupils on the stage az
one tine during the final ensemble.
Leon CaadIHot's four-act comedy.
LEX" produced at the Vaudeville
Tnezter. Paris. scores the French system
OF education for girls. The verdict Of the
Partisan critics Is generally favOrable 20
the play. which IS said 10 he deeply III
bued with the cynicism OF the b0ulevarGs-
Henry B. Harris has returned from
London. where he has launched Rose
StahTs London engagement in Lhe
Chorus I.adv-f SAYS 1IT- Harris Mss
StahI has been received with greater aS-
claim than any American actress wno
has ever visited England. not even ex-
ceptlng Ada Rehan."
William Faversham has engaged the
! cast for "HerOd which he VIII open rs
season with next October. Julia OPP viii
play the leading feminine role. and otner
members VIII be Charles HarbuTy, H
/ Cooper CIne. NIorten Selten. Lionel Bel
more. Harry ReddIng, Pickering Brown
Olive Oliver, and Mabel CraWley-
The Dollar Mark IS fl its tenth con-
secutive week in Los Angeles. and threat
ems to be a record breaker when II strikes
TIE East. This piece, which Is BY George
Broadhurst, was produced by a stock
company and only intended for q week
run. It VIII probably reach It's acth per
/ formarce before Il IS replaced
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Colunfi7. Washington. ID. G. May Il.
lss-ords7el: That section C q An ordnance
70 r-e-ert the sale q unVholssoms food in the
cities o. Washington and Georgetown" IS amended
r. orieTs II the COln-nssioTeTs Il the District e
Columbia. BE- and the sane Is hereby amended -
o read IS follows. Sec.iCa &C. Ne person shall
expose fo- sale ca any public highway. OF II any
InicGosed market. s-o-e. shop. stand - stall. or
on any cUen lot. transport ceeT auy p1blc
highway Ter sale either by hinsef o. b. airy oths-
nsrsoa. 3. .hs DISTRICT e Columbia any mat
FISH, I'lucSed posIlJry CT game bird d-es@od rabbit
g Squirrel. b-.tteF. hutsesue. oleoua-garlne land
lard c1zEpo1-d OF substitute. checss candy. cake
bread dates fes. q any feed whatsoever q = kind
uot cosrmCniy washed. peeled. shelIed- or cooked
hefore beiuz eaten. unless the sane he efctusilv
and Il gleaniy manner ErapTei covered ard
cncicsCd. 81 as % protect u from fust and in
secss No person shan expos for SAFE IN ans place
aforesaid between April IS s7d OctCSer SIS.
iUclusive. a. any year. auy fresh meat or fresh
fsa uuiess said meat q fss While thus eZ-
pseed. bs kept az q teInpeTstu-e not exceeding -
degrees FahTsnheis. HENRY 2 F. MACFAR-
LAND. HENRY L. WEST. WILLIAM V. yCD-
son. Commissioners. .. c.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12

7. LUTHER
2f5 li-h 81 rv.
Eu7opeaa ard American styles g. hsir1-5ssinz;
scientific scslp Treatment ard sh1mrco5-g. raz-cel
waving ard haj- colC-ins. hair goods. Wigs e. %
order Iss-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY.

SCHEDULE II EFFECT JANUARY l. Iso9.
Leave Washington New Union S,atioa.
500 z. m.-Dail.-Au points on NCTto-k and West
ern. also Enoxvih Chattano0ss. AID Memphis
1910 = m--Daiiy-Roanoke. Bristol. WinStou-
saleu Knoxville Chattanooga. Nashville. Nemphis
New Orleans Thre1sa sleeper Dl15ng cars.
For Norfoik-Leare NVaShinEton. "a g. "a daily
U.lJ 4 n daily lszcsUt S1Edzyl- Arrive Norfolk
L - a n and 5.2a T. IT,
4S5 2. m--DaIiy-BCr7yriii Lur7y- S5enandoah.
Trains from the Southwest arrive SIS a. n. and
l5.51 e. II.
avenue CBo1d BGlldinZ1.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
HERALD BRANCH OFFICES:

NDkAEh Isl.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Information Bureau
GOLDENBERG's. Information Bureau
HEC6T & Co. Cashiers OaCe-
PALAIS ROYAL Information Bureau
6 KANN. SONS & CO. Information Buresu-
SIMPSONS PHARMACY coTngr sth s. and d =
sTs. and st. Nv.
gOHNSTON'S PHARMACY. Ell y. : ave ~
+ ?. WELLER's PHARMACY. Z54 N s. Nv
ATETNSON'S PHARMACY. Tlth and e SIS. Nv
ASTORIA PHARMACY. sd and SIS ~
kENEsAW PHARMACY. Mount Rle-S4n5 ans
McSUITY's CIGAR STORE. Iss 18th = N.
TAYLOES PHARMACY. 9Ih and P SIS N.
DAVIS PHARMACY, Oh ard s SIS NJ
n A MENkE. 5Jh ard & SIS Nv
PROCTOR'S PHARMACY. ISIS lsth = UEs
7. L LEATHERWOOD I5l5 18th S- I'VE
eTOTT & SNYDER 18Th and 6 sts. Nv.
NEW YORK AVENUE PHARMACY. coEnT n 4
sVe. and North Capitol s. nv
DAY & CO.'S PHARMACY 5th snd S. nssI
YARNOLD'S PHARMACY. SiH 18th s. ~
herald BRANCH. G5 II 81 IL
NORTHEAST.
MeCHESNEY ( JOACHIM. ID ard St. Ne.
McCHESNET & JOACHIM. sth and SIS. re
e. J. GEIGEB'S PHARMACY. corusr sth and .
CHARLES J FUHRMANN's PHARMACY. stb
sna 2 Cauitol SIS ne.
ELGNER'S PHARMACY. y CepitoI snd Z 81 n
SOUTHWEST.
NILEURS'S PHARMACY. 7th and r stS- 81
SOUTHEAST
2 ?. WELLER sth ard 1 IS. Sc
6OE Il NELLY. 18th and sts- ss-
BROORLAND.
CH-RLES c. LENNON. 12th and Newton stA
ALEXANDRIA
WILLIAM P. TAYLOR. 6l5 hiuE q
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
BAITIMoRE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore May u.-Quctstso1s esiab-isHea o e
Baltimore Fruit and Produce Assoclation als -
fo,l0Es- .t
BETTEE-Cr.sme-v. sera-1tcr. Der d. $50, d
go - - 80. r-snts lz-Ih. peT b. Ss5l;
do l-Ih Ger H. Sla1I: blocks 1lo. Der 10. --Ss-'
dairv pz.nts Maryian5 Pernsylranla- sna "
g;nis. per =. IsaI7: Virginia ard West ETs1nls'
sforepacked Per u. l5sse; oaio. -
rsr II lsaI7: rear-oy rolls. Ter %, l.sie' osso'
r111s re- IL r7als; West VirEinia. rols. pes H.
Isal7 a.
EGGS-Narylard. PeunvlTania. aEa nearby STssa'
per doz. q: Eastern shore. AzrJ-ano- arc =
Eisia pcr de-. %; Western 1rs's pe1 w. =
Virginia per doz-- =.
LIVE POULTRY-Yourg chicSeus- ss 70 si1e' p
r. isazs. cd hrus heavy-weisht To- ID -,
Writer Chickens. IL % "a rs. Qer T. 80
s--irr chickens ! u. ard II Ios ~ 10: 80
II an1 ssuarr. pr II. >; ducks. TT p, -
do White Pekins. pe- ID 3: p-SeoFs yoIHs,
par. 3aE; o.. Ol6. pair, >; guinea i0s@ a.
zch. =
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
AUCTION SALE.

AT AUCTION. SATURDAY, MAY Is AT u-0
e. ~. IN front of Green's Auction Sales and tx
hibitiou Rooms. - 18th and 1908 streets north
vest 20 head of horses. 20 vehicles. . sets a
single harness. 10 sets double harness. 10 sdesad-
dies. . gents saddles a lot Il robes. whips.
sheets. nets. lsmps. cushions. 6ugEy bodies. and
all extra parts q harness and saddlSry; househod
goCds book ard letter presses. % fine tI-nosts be-
longing 20 parties who rave bought autos sac
xii commence promptly az T 20 a. n
GREENS
The p'acs to by. The place 10 ssl
GOODS STORED II FOLLOWING NAMES WILL
be sold fer charges May . La at O'cloc6:
Grace Garter. Miss K. J, BTeunzn. Juo u. Turner
a B. Cares ard Nix +. {. Elliot.
FIDELITY STORAGE Co,
10 I s. ~ 70
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Y B-Fo1owinF scledu.e figures published onl7
as information, AID are not guaranteed
For Atlanta Birmingham. Mobile Ncw Orleans
Ashevills Chattan0Oga. Memphis a n and I0s5
D. n daily. Dining cars
For Roanoke. Knoxville Chattsnoosa. Memphis
New Orleans. l9-l9 p r. daily Dizing cars.
For Columbia Charleston Augusta. Aiken Ssvsn-
nan. jacksonville and FLORIDA points, Gl5 p. m
daily. Dining car service
Tourist ears fer Caffcraia- tri-weekiy. f.-a p n.
Iocal for Harrisonbure. . a. m daily. As n. n
weekdays: for DanFillc 30 a. II. daily. and fo.-
Charlottesville 80 a. m ard 4:5 D. n daily
FreCueut trains to ard from BlucmCnt
l. :. BROWN. General Agent
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

NOTE-Published only IS inf0-matioa. ard 70;
guaranteed
4fa r. Nc. & q. LIMITED. Dsily-Fast 7es-
tibuled train. Pullman ser1ers tr Lexington Louis
Vile Cincinnati Indiauauol5s Chicago ard s.
Louis. Connection for Virgins Hot Springs. PuIl-
nan car Louisville 20 Ne1urhis and New Orleans
Dining csTs, a "a carte Ssrvice
uId z. Nj r Y LIMITED Dai'r-Soii5
vestitEle train Pullman SeepCrs ~ Cincinnati
Lexington. ard Louisville daily ard Virginia Hot
Springs weekdays. Dining cars. n carte service
Pullman sleepers Cincinnati 90 Chicago and -
Louis. and Louisville 10 Memphis NashTiile and
Ne4s Orleans.
Chesapeake ard Ohm ones 50 Tsnusylrania
aveu1e- 1873 F street and New Union Station Tel
epa5us Kan los5 or 205 fer tickets baggage checks
reservations and Taxic2h
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
RAILROADS.
& OHIO RAILROAD

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
htf As. Bli LINE.
"EI ERI OTHER h0l 0N the ODD HOUR"
To PHILADELPHIA AND NV lORh
NEW TERMINAL. I'D STREET NEW YORK
80 q. IN Diner. Pullman Pcr,r.
7915l T. n OjsrrTEr1oU IaTlCT lLra-log.r train.
so a. n Diuer and Pullman Par.1r Car.
IL 90 g. IT, DIDCT and Pullman PaTi-T Car.
tI 80 b. r. Diner ard lulll11u FsrlC- Car
80 2 m. -E0vdi Limited. Al Pullman. Shg-r
1895 , ~. fCGcncs 20 F-l.aae.plEa-
t519 = n Dlrcr and Pullman psri--.
'a@9 ? n Coac-es 20 Pli-sde-U Uisz-
--2-l5 night Slc-VeTs - NeU YORK
-e52 q NJ SleeIgrs q Pdlssclrhls snd NeE To-k
ATLANTIC CITY. 80 $50 III SO a. H. z %
'3a3 , n -
EVERY HoIH + on IHE HOUR"
lWeek DAYS. so a. m 20 lls0 r. m
- so $50 80 - $50. $50 go
-e-a 1850 -1I-0 a. IT.. 'lz5a 1rCu -l2n5 = 10
81 IS 20. -51D. 80 $50 fL'. s-s5 -5I3 fl1ls
So S1o, go, 80. $50. 80. 'Io1O. &c g.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. - -5se 2. m
CINCINNATI. ST. LOt-TS. AND LOUISVILLE.
go n. 80 2. H.. -I1-3 night.
PITTSBU RG. 80 a. n - -s,l0 p n. 'l23l
night
JLEyELAND. -s.I5 D II.
C0IJNRIS 80 o. r.
WHEELINti -s.lo q. m. - 2. r.
WINCHESTER f@--9 G. n tss5 -5C1 . n
FREDERICK. 's-3a. -s-io. sssl5 a. NJ. So. fi.5
HAGERSTOwN. $40 2. n. -sao p n
ANNAPOLIS, 80. $50. fl2a5 noon. +S-e5 $50
$50. and 6H1 7. m.
-nsily. EZcgIt Srnday. SSurdar gcly-
TELEPHONES at all the following T---et 0fic-s
IsT s. nv Nam l59l. SO Pecusylrsni ave
Main Z7s. New Jrion station. Ticset ofice. Nam
.ss5. Information Bureau. Main l3St
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12

trict q Columbia JLestesu1a- 4 StrAsler S,l--
goal and Dental supply Company. Archibald D.
Clements and JoEu Black. No. SZ76.-The object
g tais S-it Is % recover the sun q S. g. with
interest On the sane ron the Zsth day q June
Ies. ard 20 have Judgment & condemnation q
certain Ircperty 81 the defendants lerisd On under
an attachment issued En- -hls s7It 70 satisfy The
plaintiffs claim. IL is. therefore. this 22d day q
Ap-ii l2'9 ordered that the Ge5sldsuts spQear II
this Co--- ou or before the fe--ieth day. ex-
elusive OF S-ulays snd legal holidays, afer the 6zy
q the first rahicaji0n @ Ills 5rc- % defend fbss
sgit ard show csrsc way SD Condemnation shoud
not Be lad, Otherwise thu six VIII he procasied
with az IN case of default provided coTy q this
order - rslblis'ed oace week for th-ee successive
weeks In TIE Washington Herald. e. g. AUkAN
Justice. suS my5 Z
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
INSURANCE.

BELAsCO.
Madam bitterly. ..---..---.---. At rs s-t SD
An ezesleut pCpulaT-pricsd peIf0rm1uos
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successful Tlav. julia Dean as Lady Bah
be ard Alexznde- Calvert as GAVIN DishsT-.
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favcri.e e the Bosto-ia-s' rerer-oire- Helen
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ACADEMY.
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q George Ban 3IcCutchegn- Plenty C
thrills and an adequate cas- HEADED b
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caaEeleSn comedian. ard TIRE &lIl1aB Tho.
and o-hcr bright zc-s-
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Wilton LAckave recently received a.
inrimatiOn from the committee OF the
Lambs having charge Of the annual gam
Dol, that his portion OF the entertain
ment viii demand exceptional prepara-
ton. and that-the time Is short. NJ
Lackaye explained the situation 70 his
managers Liebler * Co. and sug-
gested that as the engagement q
The Battle" at the Savoy Theater. New
York. was coming 20 an end shortly,
the season be also closed a. the sans
time. he having PLAYED continuously n
the Cleveland 8Iofett drama since last
October. and 20 this suggestion the mar
agement agreed Sc. NJ Lackaye. IS
john J. HaeEleton, has given away his
last stage money S13,e30o 80 for the uplift
Of the poor. HagzIetoa's disbursements
for the Savoy season q ~ performances
amounted 10 no less than Sl.4-e.slo,. 90.
which Is considerably 81 excess OF re
Carnegie beuefaCtions. 1Ir. LaCkaye las
begun rehearsiug for his part IL the
Lambs GambOL