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The Washington herald., 1909-02-05
PLACES OF INTEREST.

Lsh-z-y q Conuoss-opsn = u. 70 % D u. On
sscnisT cayss ron D n. 70 70 2. n. 0n Sundays
and On esrtstn hoidsyz
Public Ishzary-opn a n 70 sn n; hosidzys,
3 n N. 70 ?. n; Sundays, 70 9 ?. n
Executive Nznlon-Opsn 10 a. n 70 an
United States C1pltos-Open 2 = n 70 30 D \
STATE War, ard Mary Dsparznsuts-orsn = n
to ?. II The original Decar1tio1 Of Indspend-
enc Is II the EhzzTy At the STATE Dspsrtnentl
United States Treas1ry-Open T. 10 70
United States rsnaon Buszu-opss = n. 70
4 p m
Washington City P0st-otsee-oTsn al h0urA fThs
Dead Letter Once is IN the city post-0icr)
National Botanic Gardezs-opn a. Il to D n
Fish Con1sission-open & n 70 80 . n
Array Medical 8fnssuE-opep Q a. n to 50 d a.
National Aussuza-Cpen q. M 70 80 ? n gin-
GLIDING hols6zysl.
Smithsonian Institution-O2zn e. n 20 xso \
n ,iacipding holidays.
Agricultural Deparmsnt-opsn a n to go
p n.
BuTezn q Ensrazins and Priutns-opso San
Washington Monument fESss feet IN hssAs-o.s
$50 4 n 70 la0 2 n. (Elgv1tz runs fron a N
until { ?. IA
CorcuTsn Gallery q A-t-oprn go tan
n. winter, a. n. % p n n su11aasr sun-
dAys-l5e D n 70 D N. s1opfins n nidEzz1-
klcE Al-lI,@su1 ~ o Aac@layAs ln1r1GAF1- SIT
urdsys. and Sundays; ether dzyS &c admission.
Government Printing 0Hce-Open 10 q n % 2
II
Nsvy Tsrd-open = n. 10 SO n
SouthTo-th Cottage. sssh 81. ard Pzospecs ara
IL THE SUBURBS.
Zocsogical Park-Open al dzg.
Rock Greek Bridge and PaTk.
Chew Chase and KenEngrOr.
Naval Ohss-yztory-Open a m tosp
Mount Venom the Eons a1d tonb q Wsshirz-
toal-Open II a. II 70 p H.
Arlington National Cemetery.
Fort Nye- Military Poet
United States Soldiers EODs-opa n 70
sunset
United States NSTa1 Ac6sny, Annapolis. Nd
Caskedral Grounds. 1s1nailyto=n road-0pez &
n 70 p n
Cabin John Bade. CStAoto UE3rGzsg. sed Alsz-
a-sdris-
Great Fsus Of sAs PosnuA1
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05
VIII Confer Here To-day.

Reported charges Of rebating against
the Wsters-Pieree Oil Company. of St.
Louis: the sUmmoning Of a dozen off,
Gals and employees Of that company TO
appear before the Federal grand jury.
together with the meat packers investiga-
ton and the approaching trial Of the
Standard OH Company Of Indiana. are
to be the subjects Of a conference to be
held in Washington with Attorney Cen
ersI Bonaparte to-day.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05

The free dispensary for consumptives
has abandoned its crsmped quarters in
the basement CT s2s H street northwest
where Il had been established for the
last two years. and has moved 10 the
large. comfortable ROOMS on the second
floor OF the same building This dis
penssTy, which IS maintained By the
Association for the Prevention OF Tuber-
culosiS. provides free examination and
treatment for persons having tuberculosis
VINO cannot afford to pay private physi-
clans.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05
REGARDED as ABSURD.
Teachers Sot Alarmed Over Intoxi-
cants in the schools.

Teachers in the public schools yester-
day treated as absurd the proposition
submitted By the Antl-TubercuIosis So
ciety 10 compel children OF the lower
grades 10 sign a pledge to take plenty
Of exercise. stay IN the sun whenever
possible. and always regard intoxicating
liquors as poison
Teachers Of music IN the Mckinley
Manual Training School are still waiting
for the piano for which they have made
requisition-
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05
DR.. BRUNER CALLED.
San Antonio Wants Pastor of Fifth
Baptist Church.

A call TO the pastorate OF the First
Baptist Church OF San Antonio. the
largest church Of that denomination IN
Texas, has been rendered Rev. DR.. Wes-
ton Brunsr. pastor OF the Fifth Baptist
Church OF this city.
Dr. Bruner has been pastor OF the Fifth
Baptist Church for a number Of years
The prevailing impression IS that he vii
decline the present call He win an
nounce his decision IN a short tine.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05
Petitton fn Ranlruptor.

a petition asking that the Departmental
Cooperative Guild be dissolved ana de-
elared bankrupt was flied yesterday fl
the District Supreme Court by John A
Homer < Co and Adams & Co., Of Bal
tmore, and the Mccormick Company. Of
Maine. The guild fled an assignment on
Monday last placing its assets at g so %
and Its liabilities at S7.sz7-7z and stating
that the chances Of the corporation TO
meet its debts would be impaired If the
assets were seized by law
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05
THE WASHINGTON HERALD

Dozens of illustrations and Of articles VII make
this section OF the comprehensive issued
Studies of Lincoln from the viewpoint OF his contemporaries
and from that of to-day will be worthy Of consideration
Among the special articles viii be by Senator Culom
Lincoln and Congress"
Horace White taking the topic The Critical Period in
the Republican Party VIII show how Lincoln held his party
in check in the interregnum.
Booker Washington viii contribute an article on "An
ex-Slaves View of Lincoln"
Clark Howell discusses "a Southerners View OF Jefferson
Davis"
Senator Beverage has admirable essay the youth of
America in his Lincoln As an Example to Young Men,
Other men Of national prominence VIII contribute this
symposium which viii be the complete presented
by an American newspaper.
The other departments of the Sunday edition will be I'D
to their usual high standard There viii be several pages
devoted to women and the home the real section viii
prove of interest and value the prospective purchaser and
the investor while the government clerk viii find food
for thought In article cost OF the Government Printing
Office
President Roosevelfs contemplated trip to Africa gives
the suggestion for an article exPresidents and how they
spent their declining years Again. RoOsevefs nnetygh
mile ride is responsible for revivng story about Gen. Wash
ngton and his long ride get his mothers blessing before
he left for New York be inaugraed President OF the
United States.
Some interesting family history of former Washington
girl the present Princess Rospigo, who is visitor in this
city, viii be given next Sunday
The increasing circulation and the words of praise for
the Sunday edition of The WASHINGTON HERALD demon
rate that it attaining the standard for it. one that
IS meeting the approval Of the discriminating class OF Wash
ington readers.
Better place your order early for Sundays copy
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05
GOES TO NEW POST.
Capt. stanton wiz Supervise Police
Force in Porto Rico.

Esj. Sylvester. superintendent OF police,
received a letter yesterday rom the
IsthTnus Of Panama, telling OF the resigna-
ton CT Capt J. B. Stanton. as chief OF
police IN the Canal Zone. Capt Stanton
has been appointed Inspector general Of
police OF Porto Rico. and viii begin his
new duties n a few days.
Capt. Stanton was for FIVE years chief
Of the department In Panana, and Is
well known IN Washington. where he has
many friends.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05
LEAGUE WILL TAKE PART.
Demonstration by the Hfbernians ut
the National Theafer,

A. a meeting OF the United Irish
League. ar 1873 L street northwest. II
vas decided 20 accept the invitation ex-
tended By the Ancient Order OF HI
beEaisns 20 participate in the 6emonstra-
ton 10 be held Saturday evening
William F. DoWney. president OF the
league, gave an address upon the need
% union Of thought and action OF the
Irish people
TIE affair vii be held az the New
National Theatsr An illustrated lecture
VII be given By William z. Curtis. fol-
lowed BY an address By Michael J. Ryan.
president Of ths United Irish League OF
America.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05
LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS To-nAv

To Port Monroe. Nc-folk. Newport News. ard an
points S0Uth-Norolk and Washington stez1e-z
every sTeninS IN TIE year az esss
To Annapolis and the United States Naval Acad-
eHy-ITa7ns leave every hour on the halt hour from
Fifteenth and streets northeast
To Rock Greek Bridge, Geological Park. Chevy
Chase, and Kensiug-0n-Csrs from Fifteenth s,rees
and Ns6 YoUk avenue every sftse1 minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05

Physicians now taking a course OF in
struction at the Army Medical School at
Washington, under the direction OF Capt
Charles r. Reynolds, wiz be graduated
late in Nay. Among those IN the class
is Mai. J. I. OyFeTrall, Of the Mississippi
National Guard The class now numbers
fhirty-four.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05

Rev. Thomas Harrison. known through
out the country as the Boy Evangelist ;,
viii open a I~vivai Sunday night at
McKendree Methodist Episcopal Church.
It is proposed TO have the series of meet
ings run through several weeks. A large
choir under the direction Of William ].
Palmer, together with quartet and solo
lists, viii furnish music.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05
GAS MANDATE FORWARDED.
It's Arrival Court VIII Is
sue Directions

The mandate Of the Supreme Court OF
the United States IN the So-cent gas case
Of the Consolidated Gas Company. Of
New York. wes forwarded TO the clerk
Of the Federal Circuit Court yesterday.
Before the distribution Of the fund be-
longing to consumers deposited with the
court can take place. It win be necessary
for the city OF New York TO call the
attention OF the court 20 the mandate.
and then the court VII Essue directions.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05

The annual subscription banquet OF the
class o. $40. Washington College OF Law.
viii Be held tomorrow night al Rau-
scher's-
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05

4 Cold, Cough, or Sore Throat. Which
Might be cured by a simple remedy ike
Brown S Bronchial TrOches If neglected
may result in chronic throat trouble. For
bronchitis. asthma, and coughs, Brown $
TrOches are beneficial.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05
Building permits were issued yesteraa

Building permits were issued yesterday
10:
II. r. Howenstein, FIVE two-story brick
dwellings, from IA to 152 Adams street
northwest: architect. F. Z Schneider:
builder. Il r Howsnstsln: estimated
cost. S15.0oO
Owen Owen; repairs % 1904 II street
northwest: architect, A P Clark, r.;
builder, ". z, Lawson; estimated cost,
$500
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05
SENATORS CHOOSE
HANDOOMEST MEN
Limit Is Two from Each
Commonwealth.
TO SERVE AT INAUGURAL BALL

Selection Seems to Bother In some
States and the Representatives Of
the People Can't Agree-sEusfc for
$ Inauguration Week Now Provided
For-PIasa Rounding Into shape.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05
surrnons wiII Grndnat..

Good Taste CharacfeTizes Ali Floral
Work OF Skaters creation, 18th and Eve.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05
Animal Rannuef

Guides Floral Decorations are
Beautiful, and they last, because the flow
Sis used are homegrown. 12ls +
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05

JnO. 6. MeiRberg's Bread Contributes
&c the pleasures OF the table in more
homes every day Your grocer has II.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05
Go to LiaseE's. slI 5.h, for Iaaug,Iral
sIcKendree Churcb RevtvaI

satisfactory goods and prices assured
You'll benefit by placing your order now
Mattresses re-made, 81 up.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05

on Hesters-(sas Radiators.
lzo4 G'st--C- a. Muddimzn & Co.-s1s i2tt,-
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05
Lincoln Centenary Edition
Sunday, February 7, 1909

An eightpage haftone section good quality paper,
with some of the best illustrations Washington
newspaper, will be featured next Sunday In
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05

sheeting, sc I'd; invalid rings. 81 20 IN.
hot-water bottles. 75c up. Lindsay's. 9g3 p
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05
Marine Band WIN Play.


made al the meeting OF the inaugural
committee yesterday at the New Willard.
Percy Foster, chairman Of the music
committee, said the Marine Band would
furnish the bard music az the inaugural,
and that an orchestra 20 be formed BY
Sol Minister Of about 10 players would
provide the orchestral music for that
function. Accomplishments for the COM
certs on the evening OF March and s,
and for the concert on the afternoon OF
March 5. are fntrusted to the Marine
Band. For the other concerts OF the
week the Constabulsry Band. which is
coming from Manila. viii ohiciate
Milton E Allies. Of the finance commit
tee. announced that tickets FOR the inau-
guTal ball would be offered for sale at
g each on and after February 10.
It was announced at the meeting that
the work on the Union Station Plaza is
being rushed By the District authorities
in the expectation OF having it in readi-
ness az least q fun week before March
l. Congress appropriated S100.o09 10 light
and arrange the plaza for the inaugu-
ration. and the local railway companies
are spending about $4,000 in connection
with their systems for the comfort and
convenience OF inauguration visitors.
The plaza is being specially lighted
for the occasion with arc lights. "Afslas
OF safety for pedestrians are being ar
ranged and rosdways for vehicles 50 that
those coming in from trains or going out
can approach TIE station without lodging
cabs, automobiles, or street cars. The
aisles are so arranged that the crowd
moves one way going out OF the station
and in the opposite direction going IN.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05

Specialists In Sea GOODS.
Phila- Oyster & Chop House. 5ls Ifth uz
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05

Henry c AIacfsTfand has sold through
Stone & Fairfax the thres-stOry bsick
store and dwelling property at 4 II
street northwest. Il has a frontage o.
Is feet on Il street. with a depth Of %
feet 10 s paved alley. and the building
contains q storeroom snd eight rooms for
dwelling purposes. II IS now under lease
and has been occupied by the present
tenant for several years at $50 Per an
nun. The purchaser acquired the prop
srtv as an investment
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05

-AAAN1h--EA Asksl--E ttEIH3s
Via Southern Railway 40 ., m. daily:
Pullman draEiug-roOm. Stateroonn cars:
dining car service.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Aaron Nussbsum has purchased from
Mrs Susan A Gibbons the large four-
story brick business building AZ 31S5 II
street northwest. for $10.5Oa The lot has
a good frontage on 81 street and extends
back to a vide alley,
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05

Watch for a csty-Ranns Hghlanca
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05

smoke RiEsles' s-Hr. nay Cigar, Unlon.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05

Samuel Artz, OF 1923 NJ street northwest.
has purchased from the Robey estate the
two story brick dwelling a. $50 ? street
northwest. as an investment.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05

Mark H. Barnum has bought from
Shannon & Luehs the two-suory brick
residence at ~ Newton place northwest
for a consideration Of $3.50. Mr. Bar
nUm VII occupy the property- which
contains SIX rooms and a bath, as his
home.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05

Mrs. Sarah Clarke has bought from
Miss Mary E Woody the two-story frame
dwelling az 1873 Wisconsin avenue north
west, FOR 1850. 70 be used by the pur-
chaser as q home. The lot fronts about
twenty-five feet on Wisconsin avenue. and
has a depth OF 1S0 feet The purchaser
viii make extensive repairs to the house.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05

George ". Sellers has purchased from
Arms & Drury. through Boss & Phelps.
the semi-detsehed residence AZ 30 Girard
street northwest. for 3. go. After making
some repairs 3Ir. Sellers VIII occupy the
house as his residence
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