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LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA. Holding Equity
Court Frances ID Bender complainant VS.
Winfield T. Bender. defendant Equity No
% 49, order of publication. The object Of
this suit IS J1 obtain ON the part OF the COM
plsQaur. Frances ID. Bender. a decree OF alb
s1lule divorce from the defendant. Winfield
J. Bender. and the restoration CD said COM
ulainant of the right TO use her maiden
1868. ordered that the defendant, Winfield T.
Bender. cause his appearance 90 be entered
herein uI OF before the f1ruetH DAY. exclusive
Of sundays and legal holidays. occurring after
the GaE ut the first publication lf this order
otherwise the cause viii he proceeded with
as iu case OF default provided copy ~ this
order be published once a. week for three sue
cesslve weeks. before said date, in the Wash
inEt5u Law Reporter and the Washington
Times BY the Court tSesD. JOB BAR
TABD, Justice. true copy. Test o. r.
Young Clerk. BY j. NJ. PALMER, Asst
Clerk desc ia6.l3
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

" R-F1uouing schedule figures published
only as information and are not guaranteed.
FOR Atlanta Birmingham, Mobile New
Orleans. AsheviIe, Chattanooga, Memphis
81, IA M. and l0.4s b. m. daily
-.- Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga,
NIeuqnHis New Orleans. 1910 D. IN.
For Columbia. Charleston. Augusta, Aiken.
-.s,annsa Jacksonville. and Florida points,
4.Ig p. m. daily
l.. s. BROWN. General Agent.
se5-eNmu-rF
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NEW JERSEY RESORTS.
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R.

BALI ImOKE AMI OF1LO Il. *.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other Hour on the Odd Hour"
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL I'D ST, NEW YORK.
'7;JJ a. In.-DIner, Pullman Parlor.
70 90 a. M.-ObserFa alton Parlors 5-hDur Train.
$500 a. In.-Diner and Pullman ParIor Car.
fIl-CO d. m.-Diner and Pullman FarlOr Car.
eI-UJ b. m.-Diner and Pullman ParlOE Car.
1910 D. m.-"RoyaI Limited" All Pullmaus
FIye-h0uT.
400 .. m.-Coaches to Philadelphia
500 y. m--DIuer and Pullman ParlOr.
800 p. m.-COaChes 70 Philadelphia.
slZ.l5 y. T.-SlCcpers 20 New York
s2:52 a. m.-Sleepers TO Philadelphia and New
ATLANTic CITY. 100. 'a:oo, fu;o0 a. M.
'''''' 10 BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR OK THE HOUR"
week Days z a. n. TO II p. NJ
- 80 f. co. 1880 100 40, 1900, $50, 600
70 80 TIO-O0 T1I.G0 a. M. Zoo H0On T1-.oJ.
100 HIS, roo. 500 1920. $780, T8.0g,
Is 10, 800 1903, $50. 1909 800 1900 1890
- 80, 5000 'l0:55, e1l:0o, 'I2;l5 y. T.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO, 9l--2, $50 p. m.
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS, AND LOUIS
VILE, %9:l0 a. M, '4.o5 p. m, 12.40 night
PITTSBURG. $40 a. m. liz. $40 p. m,
CLEVELAND. 1910 p. IN.
COLUMBUS r5.5y p. Al.
WHEELING, $40 a. M, $50 p, m
WINCHESTER 1910 a, m, 400. TOGO pm.
FREDERICK, IS % 1910. +9:15 a. m. &t.50
f4:05, f5.f5 D.
HAGERSTOVVN, 1910 a. M, 100 p. N.
ANNAPOLIS s7.20. 1900 a. M. 1905 uoel
70 20 1880, - 80, and f5.30 p. 10.
Daily Except Sunday. tSunday only
TELEPHONES at all OF the follow g
Ticket Ofices. I4I7 r. 81. Tel Main 1891, ~
Pennsylvania ave, Main 27S New Union
station Ticket Office Mn 1885, Information
Bureau, Main 1850. noz2-tf
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TRUSTEES SALE.

TIIOs. BOWLING & 90, Aucuoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT FRONTING or
EENNINGS ROAD. ID. O..
BY virtue Of q certain deed of trust record
ed In Iibcr atte at folio fS1 al scg- of the
Land Records of the District of Columbia
We VIII sell ar public auction. at office Of
Ih1s Bowling & CO.. AuctIoucers. 5l2 r
street NV. 0u TIL ESDAN.. JANUARY 18th,
1909. AT $40 O'CLOCK T.. NJ. Lot 4, square
50S7- Terms easy and announced at time OF
sale. slHJ cash deposit
JAMES $. FRASER.
Trustee,
JOSEPH ~. cox,
fa-.rlr 20 Trustee.
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F0R SALE-HnuSES.

FOR SALE-T}O NORTHW EST BARGAINS
adloiniuE. rooms and bath each. IN 81
I@0Is parish. 18th and Florida ave. cost %
QUITO sI-eH. sell for 5000. easy terms, one
vacant, other rented for SCI. 80 per month q
good Investment See me az once. g. J..
goNWEI-L. 81 18Th ST. NV. Ja5-st
FOR sAL.E-a splendid frame home in dne
condition ON . street between 800 AMI a4i'.
ply - Lol1 - NV. la2- u
FOR SALE-A large solidly built home In
Georgetown, Impressive appearance large
Tot on either Side-a IU-ft- frontage. 100 IT,
deep. Lf you are looking for handsome Ola
nome To which two wings can bee attached for
apartment house purposes. here's your c1aIc1
Price Sla.uv3. Owner VIII exchange foI small
Investment properties, free OF incumb1ance-
Apply IS 18Th 81. NV. jail
FOR Investment; property Iu
Georgetown renting for see price, IS, LOO = p
ply So 18Th 81 nN- ja2-U
FOR SALE-A home for colored man OF in-
come, in fine section OF Georgetown price.
$500, truss existing. $500. has years %
rum balance, 500 down, $40 per month,
stories, Ho--WaJsr heat, side alley. apply
- lat1 ST. NV, 1a--U
FOR SALE-lS35 Vermont ave. NV. due brick
home, all modern improvements, $4,000, easy
terms Apply - lstn ST. NV, JAZZ
FOR sALE-l587 18th st. NV. corner Of @.
brick dWelling. splendid neIEhbcrhJod, e, 100,
easy terms. Apply SO 18Th st. nv. ia2-u
COLORED BUYER ATTENTION.
For Sale-,(ice little frame dwelling, 22d S..
near I tEyeJ ST., $780, easy terms, Apply
80 18th st. NV. la2-tf
FOR SAI.E-E 81. NV, near 23d; 5-room
brick, bath. s., 800 easy terms. Apply 52j
18th ST. NV ja2-tf
FOR SALE-Six-r0om old frame, large lot
on line IN northwest for 1925. Apply 525
18th 81. NV. ia2-tf
NEW JERSEY RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY
The Most Charming or All Winter Resorts
Mild Equable Climate.
ja5-m, ", f-33t
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eusINEss OPPORTUNITIES.

VICE GROCERY Store, good slsac stock stock;
only $3.50 90 quick buyer- EASTERN Bust
ZE.sS EXCHANGE. 80 u. Ja9-5L
FRUIT STORE and staple groceries. Size.
EASTERN BUSINESS EXCHANGE % r.
5ao-ol
HARDWARE Paints and oil store. good To-
cation. $500 EASTERN BUSINESS En-
CHANGE. 5l4 F. ja6-St
.TEN-ROOM house near Dupont Circle. tully
furnished. by the month If desired Address
ARMY OFFICER Times Office u
OLD EsTA sLISHEU fine paying shoe shop;
cheap rent. owner going South viii sacrifice
Tor half value TO quick buyer. Bon llS,
Times Office. ja6-5t
WHOLE OR PART Interest in valuable pat
snt just allowed. big orders already booked
BOX I2l Times of1ce. ja5-3g
FOR SALE-Eo0ming and boarding house,
cheap leaving city. SOC 9Th st NV. ja6-5t
GROCERY STORE FOR sale. doing good cash
business. excellent locality; owner retiring
sell cheap. 1912 q ST. nv. lass
GROCERY. Confectionery, Notions; right
price Broom store. rent 81 THORNTON,
POOL M-Pennsylvania av NV; best
vet, investigate this. THORNTON, 5o4 Sth
$3.50 TAKES excellent cigar store store.
pennsylvania ay- NV THORNTON, 504 Sth
512-o-
HAVE THREE BONDS. $500 each. per
cent. in the United States Brick Company
Of Reading. Pa. 1 viii sell or exchange for
good business or take good automobile or
launch. Bon ll3. Times office ja3-St
FOf SALE se1ta- raa,,,t ro,,ta satablIsbs5
10 wears. best rs.-.-f biIsire4s in SVaebinr-
ton BOX s4 Tim a o+f7ce is5-t
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chance Addree- ans Stb 81 So ia5-8t
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FAHINER WANlED-With $1,000 cash 10
assist in placing a ne" patent on the mar
entirely Once work. BOX i6. Times Office.
ia561 10
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Ing yreI1aTt. II--i, ] -rr4SI3S-,r1>P IA
Sf6 81
- -
HARDWARE business; right price, excel
-Si.s 'hoioughIaTe localon' see this THORN
--0->. ~ o-L g. NV 49,
CONFECTIONERy and grocery. -fb az
suitable Tor lady. THORNTON, 7O4 Sth NV
ja4-3t
rIgTE,T.- ~ --------- --------7-- --------7- a.
section cifv- Win i've 80 49, - ,rer+.
selling ON account iif1sss, 60 6IrC.A%
Oh IA ave 5as-sf
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OUTING

OPEN AND CLOSED 4-passeuger cars s.
hour, b-plssenger. 50 hour ZIAiMERNA% &
1902 18th 81. ua. Mort. i60g.
dsI0-tf
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FOR SALE-sUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.
ONE ACRE. broom cottage just completed
Price 81 $50 terms. $500 down. balance month
ly. Great Falls and Old Dominion r. r.
CLIFTON LAIGHI4IN. us 18th ST. NV ja5-5t
FOR sI.500-sl50 cash. balance SIS monthly.
no interest new Groom house - minutes
walk from station on The Falls Caurch cleo
uric line BOX 30 Times ONCE. ja5-3t
FOR SALE have t1 offer at Friendship
Heights a beautiful 9-ro0m house. all modern
Improvements. steam heat. electric light city
gas. can be had az a great bargaIn- parrv
must sell G-d and n sts- HENRY ". OF
~ II ja2-tS
II YOU WANT TO buy Maryland farm Or
suburban home. see rs or send for latest
MARION .DUCKETr K son.
IS = y, w iy2-U
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
We nave $4,000 al o. per cent.
We have $1,000 al B. per cent
We have $4,000 AZ 81 per cent
We hare SLIGO at 81 per cent for ono year
Every possible consideration shown borrower
THE HARRISON REALTY co.
81 18Th e. nv. is5-t
MONEY TO LOAN on approved CITY real
estate at lowest current rates. Special prisI-
Ieses HltE respect 90 prior payments Ia-za
amounts speciality TYLER a ECTHER-
FORD. go 18TH ST. n". uol4--f
SECOND TRUST
LOANS IE REAL. ESTATE
ANY Amount. Lowest Rates
NATIONAL IDAE AND I>E rD
IIDMEsD> BLDG. 5g5 I5TE ST. y. w
Opposite Treasury NrAt Dug st8--.
se-o-tr
IDNEY TO Il9AN ON D. O. RENI. ESTATE
-lrsasa rates I'd. INTEREST. pa..u=... 80 ON min
r.laI Odd amounts u. SluJ lr more seeRa4 A.
any ia.e.e-, period. THE j. 3d. SMITH 20.
Bond Hu.i--us- -i.s Sew luTh ave Iys-.-
d..
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FLOOR OIL.

c T. HUNTERS sanitary dust killing G5a-
oil keeps the floors clean and bright. gives
them polished finish SOC gallon deIlEsrel.
Phone Main as5s. Office Ls Pa. afe. uE
our label Ola every can. This is the only o..
used by the T.. $. Government Others iuI-
tate. Dut none as good. Write for samples
Agents wanted everywhere. This Oh ls E11d
sor the finest kind OF furniture. Try III
5as-7t
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FOR SAI4E-CoIlie dog. three years old. lell-
gree reasonable. Can 2S0l nth ST. uE.
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NOTARY PUBLIC.

EXPERIENCED NOTARY TJ-HIJD 500 4
N. To 900 =. N. 515 18TH ST. n. "
ja2-U
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.
LEGAL ADVICE, ALL CASES; COILEC-
TIONs. damages, all kinds: corporations or
EauIZad and promoted L. s. LEGAL CORP
G07 Bond Bldg. deI7-tf
COLLECTIONS MADE
Estate and Disputed Claims Adjusted.
J. =. CLARK. lE25 New York Ave.
uoI3-Ssy
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AT AUCTION Thursday Jaulary 8 n ID a
m, dry goods, notions. ladies' and gents
furnishings, fixtures. etc. WESCHLER'S. 900
Pennsylvania ave. NV 1a5-st
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-FOUR POOL TABLES for sale cheap Apply
Der shop. fa--gt
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HERB SPECIALIST.
lows & SONS.

LOUIS g. SONS.
Manufacture " a special line Of herb RENE
dies which are guaranteed 10 cure on relieve
the most obstinate diseases known % man
Kind more quickly than any other known
medicine. a trial VIII convince the ussE
EkeDlcaL 1875 9th ST. uE- au-s--t
LEO HERB REMEDIES
Special treatment for l,.ea|Ea ..a.T. #.... ls
Sllzrlga. send ... complete list Of a.--.e--a
and cures. l-5 Florida ave-. corner >ra go. na.
ID
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ONE Bottle sherWood, one b0LtIe az Nom
ogram, and one bottle OF any kind Of vine
AL Sl.45; regular price S2.25. TOBIAS BUSH
10 y 81. nv se-5-fT. u. V.-tf
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HIGH-GRADE PIANOS AND PLAYER
PINOS. Eve.y instrument 10 be closed out
new building al 18th and q SITS Here are
some OF the bargains Marshall g. Wendell
Sl50s Chlckering, Sl5ti ESIEes5ury SlT5- jacob
Bros. $40. smith g. Barnes, So. Stelnwa5-
e4lo5 SJieh. S-5os Hamilton. SIS. SegGhaT
Sll5. Good squares a. SO TO 500. Easy pay
m6nts II desired. %. a. de MOL.L e. 60.
1921 O ST. ge-g-fF
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

% ST NV. 5z2-For rent, furnished rooms
for housekeeping. la4-a-
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FOR RENT
Furnished Oh UNFINISHED Rooms.

9Th ST SW. I56-Furuizaod o- uuLarr.sar.
rooms for light housekeeping. opposite DEE
IAarrlueat-
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Wan IED-One or TWO furnished rooms for
Light housekeeping, state price and particu-
lars Adress BOX 6. Times Office fa5-s-
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PALEISTS.
ASTROLOGE.

Mr. 2. MILLION. scientific astrologer, sl2
Eye Cd 81 NV Horory aStrOlosy. yearly
horoscope uativities 81 Information given
on any subject Horoscopes erected by means
of spherical trigonometry- Main "A. de1l-Jf
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Advertisements of lost and
found articles can be tele-
phoned TO any advertising
agency Of
THE Observation-Disclosures
or THE TIMES Office,
Main 800
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DOGS, PETS. ETC.

VIZ ARE booking Christmas orders Tor Whit.
Eskimo and other u0gs. also SINGING csnarIas
nsues. goats. glc. sCHAID's BIRD gTORE
~ lzLh Of. nv. assj-tF
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


Fisher SO. Laarenee's. sl5 C. Tuning $50
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WOOD, COAL AND COKE.

COAL AT HALE PRICE
Best grades Of coal. screened and free OF
dit ana cIiuksrs. Prompt Delivery. Phone
North 1871.
2lA1 LBS To THE TON
Broken or furnace coal per ton $3.50. So rf-e
Ash Eek. S.15. White Ash Stove S.
White ASH Chestnut $50 Red Ash Stove.
81. o. Pea Coal. $500.
A BROWNING. Lincoln ave d SeaJon ST. ne
5a5-.f
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GOLDEN BUTTERFLY
IMPROVED WITH AGE
De Koven Opera Comes
Back Seasoned After
Long Run.

THE Golden Bu erf1y." the light
opera which DeKoven and Smith de-
signed especially for Miss Grace Van
Studdiford, came back last night to
Washington, where it first flutte1ed be-
fore an audience. The absence of six
months Or more has made this butter
fly more admirable and more graceful
The experience OF time and tue public
has given to ii the DOise which II lacked
when IL first was heard last October.
Miss Van StuddifOrd did not appear
last night and the part OF lima was
sung by Miss Mary Quive, who, through
unfamiiarity with the part or too
great eagerness. rather marred the
beauty of some OF the songs.
Walter Percivai. who has taken the
role of FranZwhich, formerly played by
Hubert WilIie. erred in his too great
enthusiasm His work, however, as a
whole, was good
Miss Gena Luneska as Tina Korbav
appeared at a. distinct advantage and
really made the impression of the even
ing. Her singing was good and her
handling Of the role OF the easily piqued
star Of the opera was most clever
The story Is not new, but IL is well
enough handled by Mr. Smith to make
Il interesting IT is the old tale OF the
young composer whose greatest work
has been stolen by another. but who
tTiumphs finally and sees not only sue
cess for the work of his brain but hears
the girl he has loved so long and so
wen sing as the star OF that opera.
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NOVELTIES INCLUDED
IN CHASE PROGRAM
This Weeks Bill Continues to Up
hold House STANDARD OF
Excellence.
Excellence.

In the fine program Of vaudeville
being this week presented at Chase's
every feature is OF marked merit From
the opening number to the vitagrsph
pictures all are good. The Wifred
Clarke company in What VIII Hap
pen Next presents a farce that is
Of the swift-moving, smile-starting or
der. and the smiles soon turf into
shouts Of laughter. Harlan Knight
and company appear in another laugh
producer entitled The Chalk Line
Lawrence Crane. the Irish wizard.
appears in q pleasing series OF illu-
sions in the "Hindoo Sarcophagus,"
the Glass Trunk Transition" and
1.-THE Incarceration" The Five AVOIDS
are premier XyIophOnists whose rendi-
ton Of classical numbers brought forth
rounds OF applause.
a company Of comedians and panto-
mmiSts appears in a skit based or
Eight Bells the comedy made famous
by the Brothers ByTne- AS a mechani-
cal mirth-maker 1t takes the house by
storm.
De Isle is one OF the cIeverest Jug
glers OF Indian clubs and hats seen at
Chase's, and Ryan and White are
duo Of dancers that present a pleasing
diversion Of terpsichorean features
The vitagrsph displays a hunting scene
IN the Arctics.
Orchestral numbers this week include
Suppe's overture. Morning, Noon and
Night" and a valse lento By Mills, en-
titled Primrose"
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tons of the well-to-do. The misery Of
the slums has been told before, out il
is this other truth, old, but new in the
telling. that hurts.
The play suffers from It's conclusion.
II would have carried more true had
Hilda been loyal to her station This
forced happy ending defeats its own
end. For it offers no solution to the
conditions that Mr.. Foster pictures
Marriage to millionaire slum work er
Will not be the salvation of every work
ing girl.
Careful Staging.
The careful staging of this play de-
mands consideration en- its own ac-
count and because 1t is an indication
OF modern attention &c detail. The red
table cl0tti. chintz curtain, the cheap
looking glass. clothes drying on the fra
escape, n rack for tattered newspapers
and palm leaf fans tell their own t. Is
of the living room" No less complete
are the gaudy papering, the fashy pic
lures, the racous photograph, the
complete sets by the best arthurs'' of
Sadie Meekin's apartment"
The whirlpool is worth while alone
because il opens a channel for ne reali-
cation of the promise long fOrStold for
without a star, after all. More truth
fully, play with an all star cast. For
all that detracts from Miss Grey's bril-
lance is the presence OF other ma jOr
luminaries I'm Hiss Dorothy Dorr. Joseph
Slaytor, Charles Waldron, Miss Alma
Kruger, and Master Robert Tansey-
William McVay in the role CT otto
Lingard deserves credit for a character
impersonation OF the highest order
]. r. H1LDEBRAND.
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WARNED TO REPAIR
TENLEYTOWN ROAD
Traction Company Is Told District
Will Fix Street, If
Necessary.

In response to the complaint Of the
Cathedral Heights Citizens Associa-
ton concerning the condition Of the
road bed of the Georgetown and Ten
leytown Railway Company. which
was referred TO the Commissioners by
The District Railway Commission, the
company will be informed that IL work
is not begun promptly it will be done
by the District and charged against
the company's deposit.
The company has been directed 70 re-
pair the crossings opposite Cleveland
Park, at Lowell, Macomb and Newark
streets; TO place in repair the spaces
between the tracks where recent exca-
1ations have left holes and TO use
blind drains or tile drains instead OF
open trenches 2t points where it IS
necessary to place drains across the
tracks.
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BAILEY IS CUNNING
FOR AUTOMOBILES
Texan Wants Old Carriage
Tax Revived for Their
Benefit.

Senator Bailey, who never overlooks
an opportunity to voice his contempt
and digust Tor the automobile, has AT
last found a way to put its ignition 10
the bad. heac up all its boxes, nUss up
its spark plugs, and generally retire
the device from circulation
He announced his scheme quite Incl
derIally during his income tax and tarin
speech.
I come now" said the Senator. ito
the consideration of the carriage tax
decision OF 1884 Congress had passed
law imposing a tax on carriages. The
decision in that case was by united
court. and was in line with all the de-
cisions on this line OF subjects Gncome
tax down to the time of the last in
come tax decision, when all the prece-
dents we're overturned
Explains Decision.
Senator Bailey proceeded TO explain
that the carriage tax decision sustain
ed the right of Congress TO impose a
special tax on carriages. and then he
added:
'Parenthetically. 1 may mention that
1 shall introduce here a bill Drawn pre-
cisely as was the carriage tax measure
Of 1894, but providing for a levy on auto
mobiles. We viii learn something, If
possible, about the law as It stands to-
day, and also something about whether
anything can be done to curb these de-
vices By the use of which the rich
flaunt in the faces of the common people
Tie wealth which fills them evith so
much contempt of the mere pedestrian. -
A Case in Point.
And that's what he's going to do He
viii introduce and press bin to tax
every automobile with a FSderal tax
He expects to pass it and have il sus-
tanned.
If 1t is sustained. 1t viii carry the
Supreme Court back TO the ground ii
took in 1924, and lay anew the ground
work on which an income tax measure
may be sustained. For the carriage
tax case Is always referred TO as one OF
the cases directly in point with the in
come tax
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GAYETY-"The Majestics" Offer High
Class Burlesdue.

At the Gayetv this week is to be
seen what is probably the most eiab-
crate and costly burlesque production
that has ever been attempted. In size
Of company, music, lyrics. and atrrac-
tiveness of the feminine contingent.
THE MaJestics' presented by the Fred
Irwin Amusement Company bests some
Of the alleged comic operas seen in re-
cent years. II is in two acts and seven
scenes. entitled The Americans in
Paris" and is sprinkled with a num-
Der Of good vaudeville turns that in
themselves would make an excellent
clio for any buTiesque show Incl
dentally. there are some clever i'm
presentations Of Eva Tanguay. George
NJ Cohan. and other stage favorites
and ann entertaining set-tO on the field
Of honor by two statuesque members
OF the chorus. Popular. topical and
sentimental songs are In abundance
and Magda DAM, billed as THE Amer
lean Nightingale" renders operate Sc
lections in a creditable manner. A
double quartet of young women in
sheath gowns, a double sextet of male
singers, a good quartet. and a ''Salome"
dance with special stage settings are
other features worthy 81 notice. Gus
Faye and Joe lIollander are the prin-
cipal comedians.
The Washington times., 1909-04-27
EXCURSIONS.
Potomac & Chesapeake Steamboat Co,
Steamer Queen Anne
SPECIAL FERRY LINE
To Alexandria, Va,
Friday, April 80, 1909

Big day OF Alexandria Home Coming Week
witness the big parade, laying of cornerstone
OF Monument TO GeVrge Washington. Dediea-
ton Of the Washington Memorial Park
Steamer viii leave Eighth Strect Wharf
THE city, at TO- II 80 m. I, 2;30 .. $50 and
o. m. Leave Alexandra, Cameron street
wharf. 10;45 a m, l21S. las. 5:l5, 5;f5, us.
and p. m.
Pare, round trip ....... 25c
ap21-St
The Washington times., 1909-04-27
WOMAN Is GOING UP
WITH BALLOONISTS
Her Prospective Ascension at North
Adams, Mass, Is Attract
ing Attention.

NORTH ADAMS, Mass. April H.
There is great activity at the Balloon
Park today, in preparation for the as
cent tomorrow morning by ~ Holland
Forbes and Clifford Harmon
They expect 10 be accompanied in the
fight by a New York woman.
If the weather does not permit the
flight tomorrow, they viii make the
ascension Thursday morning. going up
before the christening of the Cleve-
hand that day. Forbes and Harmon
have not Cancelled their night flight
from here, which they will make early
net month
The Washington times., 1909-04-27
Paints True Picture.

In his portrayal OF conditions Mr.. Fos-
ter paints with singular truth and idel-
lty. He voices the crying social prob
lem OF today. He has 4 working knowl-
edge OF his subject from the Inside. q"
The best thing he has done is to make
US realize that this problem Is not con-
cerned alone with the iliterate. with
the dregs of society. Engaged in the
battle are human beings with ell the
Amer sensibJlitles. with al the asplEa-