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FOR SALE Choice corner lot in
McIAsh Addition, sidewalk, shade
trees, etc, on Stanley boulevard.
4 bargain for cash. j. c. Lively.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-14
CLUB GIVES PLAYLETS.
Splendid work Of Amateurs for
st. Patrick's sunday school.

Splendid Work Of Amateurs for
st. Patrick's sunday school.
A capacity audience greeted the mem
bers Of the dramatic club OF St PatrIck's
Sunday School Association ~ Carroll
Han last night, when the curtain. rose on
the first OF the one-acr comedies given
for the benefit OF the Sunday school
These young amateurs did some clever
work and their e11rts met with generous
applause from The enthusiasts audience
The programme Included a p.aylet per
Teieg hone by Margaret Montgomery.
Cast Nan Cuzzsn. annie Connors. Mary
Halcombe. Johanna Gloetzner: Guy. FIar-
ling. James Mckee: Ned Austin, John o.
Allen; Nora Dennis r. Conneu. who
Are YOu.' a playlet By +. X. Shepard.
was given by the following cast. Jack
Harsreaves a young lawyer. Paul Hines.
Dick Low, his friend. Francis Hartnett:
Dolly Graham, Jacks sweetheart JO-
hanna Gloetzner. MY UnCles 2VW.'' a
playlet by s. Tlayre smith, was also
given with the following cast: Charles
Cashmere, Dennis E Connell: 0Ir. Bar
ker, John O. Allen; Florence MsrigoId.
Margaret Hardin.
Ihe orchestra, with Hobert Eamsdell
conductor, played. Il Is made up as fol-
lows; NiOi.2s-George Sklton. Miss Belle
Brooke, 7. z. Rokey. Charles Schoene-
man Niolas-Charles Alden, A. p Lee.
PianO-Aliss Agnes Dowling: 'Cenos-
Miss Ethel Lee. paul Ramsdeu.
Executive stan-AIbert Kearney. u. f.
Connel p. Hines. John J. Goman. +.
Hartnett. James Mckee. J.. o. Allen.
The piaylets showed careful prepara-
uou and great attention 20 detail due TO
Dennis Conneu and John Allen. wLo are
managers Of the club.
Annie ConnOrs- Margaret Harbln. and
Francis Hartnett made their initial bow
10 the public. but they gave their lines
with the self-possesslon Of veterans.
Special mention should be made of the
work Of Johanna Gloetzner. daughter Of
DR. Anton Gloetzner. who, as Dolly Gra-
ham in WHO Are You. scored a success.
not only by her charming personality, bUy
because Of her natural impersouation OF
the character. In the same play Paul
Hines and James Mckee gave such an
adequate idea OF what distracted lovers
are supposed 20 do that & made one
wonder If IL might not be true.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-14

unanimously. and 8fa5. Judson spoke
briefly. thanking the Chamber for the
honor ane commencing the work It was
doing, specially with reference 70 It's
watchful care over the appropriations for
municipal purposes.
PerciVal H. Brown, chairman Of the
committee on schools. made a report. sub
nitting the two resolutions which had
been presented to the directors last week.
A spirited discussion followed the subnis-
sion OF the resolution recommending the
appointment OF the municipal architect
after a competitive examination. IN the
course Of the discussion the fact was
brought out that the executive committee
Of the Chamber at is meeting yesterday
had practically approved the resolution,
and subjOined a recommendation that
Congress be asked by the Commissioners
to raise the salary from $500 to 5000. The
resolution was unanimously adopted
Wholesale Trade Beneficial.
E. P. May, chairman OF the wholesale
trade committee, made a verbal report
setting forth what had been done by his
committee by way of advertising the city.
He said an advertisement had been insert
ed in a financial paper and that It had
brought some replies.
The most interesting feature OF Mr..
Mays report was his reference to the
benefit which wholesale business brought
the city. He had made an estimate based
upon his own establishment He said 125
persons were supported from the busi-
ness. He said 60 per cent Of the sales
were made out Of the city. and he figured
that 80 OF the 125 persons supported from
the business were fed, clothed and main
talned from the profits OF the business
from out-of-town trade.
How Rochester Gets Trade.
Isaac Cans read a letter from Roches-
ter. \. Y. from a wholesale house in
that city. inviting his firm 10 come there
and buy goods. The letter set forth what
the chamber OF commerce Of Rochester
was doing in the way Of securing low
rates OF transportation, prompt delivery
Of freight, express, mails. &c. Mr.. Cans
thought the work OF the Chamber In
Rochester was good TO pattern after.
Just previously 20 the reading Of this
letter a communication had been read by
the secretary from residents OF Quantico.
Va. asking the good offices Of the Cham
Der TO secure better transportation facili-
ties 10 Washington from that point so
that dwelIers there could make it a trad
ing point.
D. s. Porter, chairman of the commit
tee on freight and transportation. said
that was a practical question. and moved
that the request Of the people OF Quantico
be granted. and the matter was referred
to his committee.
After adjournment q buffet luncheon
was served, and the members continued
to discuss the amendment to the constitu-
ton over salad, demi-tasse, and perfectos
The Washington herald., 1909-04-14

We told you something IN yesterday
paper about that building lot which we
are giving away as our fourth grand
prize. To-day we want 70 tex you more
about f. It's value Is such that q de-
serves a great deal Of space IN this paper,
and we believe that you viii readily agree
with US IN this when we tell you that the
lot is located in Chevy Chase. has "A
frontage Of 50 feet. a depth OF l5) feet,
and was purchased from Thomas J.
Fisher & CO. at a cost OF S2.l5 There IS
no doubt that in choosing Chevy Chase as
n location we have picked quite the most
select and desirable suburb IN America
Who has not heard OF beautiful Chevy
Chase. with its splendid school facilities.
golf club, social advantages. everything
in fact, which goes 20 make a locality q
desirable place in which 10 live2
As an investment, the purchase Of a lot
In Chevy Chase is unapproachabIe- What
IS more 10 be desired. then. than the Sc
curing OF one OF these lots without cost?
We had this IA mind when making the
purchase. and we believe that in Offering
this S2.I45 lot we are doing that which no
other newspaper IN the country would at
tempt. The prospect OF owning such a
lot as this without cost % yourself should
incite you to spend the major portion OF
your time securing subscriptions 10 The
washington Herald, a light task. indeed.
when you consider what you are working
for.
Regarding the improvements IN Chevy
Chase. you must know that no more
splendid homes are TO be found anywhere
than here. As q residence district 81 IS
perfection itself To one settling here
come all the joys Of suburban life, and
yet the transportation facilities are such
that one IS practically living IN the heart
Of the city OF Washington.
In the last several years a great many
have abandoned the congested districts
20 take up life In the suburbs, and these
have erected magnificent homes, which
have had the tendency 70 increase the
value Of adjacent property many fold.
Among these places Chevy Chase stands
out like fine oil painting against a
background Of pen-and-inS sketches.
In the possession Of Chevy Chase realty
you have something which can never
slump In value, but or the contrary win
be forever increasing. until the smallest
sort Of an investment viii some dav
mean a competency for You. The secret
of many a mans financial success lies In
the mere fact that he dared 10 purchase
real estate which bad practically no val
ue taking the chance that some day he
might realize a profit on his investment
In giving you the dimensions Of this lot
Cor '1ots'D. 50x1So we had best explain 10
you that these lots measure . feet front:
so you see that we are giving away two
lots in place Of one, the numbers OF the
The Washington herald., 1909-04-14
LOCAL BRIEFS

Commencement exercises OF the United
States Couege cf Tetc-s1z-y Sc-gelzs VII be he'd
at G1n1sl Han to-ln---oU evening 90 l'c-ock-
Under the auspices Of the Association
e the Oldest I1habitauts. william r. Dorney VIII
give a lecture tomorrow evening or 'Gc-i c-l-
zership" In Volunteer Firmzls Han. IL street
ne-thEes-
TIE board Of education favoring the
action. r rinoer C0uulssilrer Judson has rec1u-
Crpd school b. used tor tle construction Cf q two-
nom school h1il1l1e. provided for ~ che present.
aT1-1-rlatiC hin
Tie anniversary Of the battle of Lex
ir-ol VII D. c--c1ra.cL tV G. society --sri1Ezr ''
UU--r tLa auspices 10 Tho Society o. r-e S1ls ol
the EeEC,uti1n 90 tie University Cub ueLr Elully
evening 20 s ocllc5-
The funeral Of Ethan Allen Hitchcock
former SeCrtarv q The interior. tooz p,acs I'm ST.
Louis en- Monday. from thc Sac11d FrasogtaEian
Chlrch- Services were conducted hr Rev DE s.
J. Nicc5ls uls.or. snG vas largely attended IT,
terLcnt was il Bellcfouta.ne Cluet,ry.
a jury In Criminal Court NO Z. before
Justice Could yesterday convicted Grecnlery How
ara and william Dalton. negroes. on seu1sarc
charges q street. rohbCy. Dalton vas seutcncld 90
rwo years in tie usnircn-i1ry. Howard was ro-
u,anjed 20 lal 20 await sentence
A regulation prohibiting The storage or
conbutitle materials vas rc1lested b. represent
a,ires Cf the oTncrs u apartment houses yestlr-
dav. in haarns before the Board q C'm1is-
siClers. L Wiz prclah,y b. added Co the new
IRE manual, Htiel IS being prepared
The new Five-doilar club. which has
fo- its ohiect the raising of funds for the 51i1t
clE.nittee q the Associated Chari,iss. s. growing
RAPIDLY En- menarrsaip. iu-er-st iR the club ard
is novel methods 0f raising funds IS general
throughout ths city. and new names are ADDED %
It's ron every day.
Salt for absolute divorce was brought
In lle District supreme Court yesterday hT Henry
Just against Cora N. just. The corrlauaut d.
c.ares DIS wte LEFT bis bone. Z5 Eleventh street
northeast, on Aarca -5. taking Hifa hcr an only
child. william q. JUST The couple vas married
in Washington. ca Agsust - ISIS Tie husband.
who j. Represented Pr Attorney Z. G. lTilllls1a
asks the custody q tae clLd.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-14

George Bohlton. thirty years old. a but
Ter. last night made a sensational al
tempt to commit suicide by firing three
shots from a revolver into his body He
is now at Emergency Hospital Physi-
clans say his recovery IS doubtful
whether Bohlt0n was morose because
his .ove for girl was unrequited. or
despcndeut because Of financial dimculties.
has not been learned He left note as
cribmg the latter cause Cor his suicide,
but lbs friends hint the man tried 20 end
h!s hfo because he did not wish to live
without the giri fos whom De cared.
Until Saturday last Bohlton was en-
ployed in the home Of Mrs Randolph M
Clark, lbs Connecticut avenue northwest.
He was discharged. but remained az the
house until sunday. He then disappeared
u IS thought he had been staying at some
obscure boarding or lodging house since
then. brooding over his troubles.
Chats UnconeernedIy.
About S o'clock last night he appeared
.at the servants entrance Of a house in
Massachusetts avenue where Annie Null
doom IS employed rs maid. He talked in
a natural way 70 the girl and then bade
her good night. saying.
You won't see me any more. leave
Tor New York tomorrow morning"
This announcement startled Miss 8ful-
doom. as Bohlton had not sno'leD before
OF leaving Washington. She knew be
had lost his position in the Clark home
but expected him 20 obtain another one
soon she sid goodbye and closed the
door
Before she turned the key she heard
shot. Their another, and another until
three Dullf 5 had been fired from a re-
Folver- The girl screamed for help. and
sJ'od c-rEiEE 81 The do9rkno5, afraid 10
open tn oc3. end look out
f-aaa on the Lawn.
Servants "a 5ae house ran 10 the rear
door and out % the lawn. Pedestrians.
who had been attracted By the shooting.
were ALREADY gathered about Bohlton.
who lay face upward on the grass. He
was unconscious A smoking revolver
was on the sod few inches f7cu hls
right hand.
A policeman arrived shortly after the
shooting, but q hurry call had been sent
~-rN --.a+t- -Hat.H 4I--alas and
bulance was on the way 10 the scene
Bohlton was removed 20 the hospital.
where it was learned he was suffering
from two wounds IN the chest, and one
ll the abdomen He had not regained
consciousness at a late hour last niEht
Besides SA In money and personal effects.
"a note Was found on the man when he
arrived 90 the hospital TIE note was
as follows
April b. do not want 70 die a
vagab0Ed- 7 have been discharged and
have no money. 7 would rather be buried
IN washington than any place else.
GEORGE BoHLToN''
The note bore no address and contained
no mention of relatives. The police have
been unable 20 locate persons related 20
the man. and no one can be found who
can ten where be lived before coming
20 washington.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-14
LEGION PRAISES NATION.
Spanish War Women Plan Memorial
for the Maine Victims.

The Legion OF Spanish War Women. an
incorporated body. organized for patri-
otic purposes and for the relief Of Span
fish war veterans and their families, held
a meeting at 80 Eighth street northwest
last night
Il was voted TO cooperate with the
Maine Memorial Association In raising
funds for the monument 10 the heroes OF
the hattie ship Maine. which is to be
erected IN Washington in the near fu-
ture. The president, Miss Kathleen
Hodgdon. was authorized 10 act as repre-
sentative at the meetings OF the me-
mortal association.
The project Of founding a bed in a
hospital for Spanish war veterans was
infoI mally considered.
Mrs. A. II. Baden read a paper on re-
suits OF the war with Spain She said
the first blow was struck on the oppo-
site side Of the globe, and that Dewey's
achievement at Manila was far-reaching
10 Us as a nation, making America q
world power, increasing commerce, and
enabling the nation TO carry 10 the Phil
ippines educational and industrial faciI-
files, and to establish schools. sanitary
conditions, and work for a general up
lifting Of the people OF the islands.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-14
JAMES BRENT CLARKE HURT.
Shoulder Injured When "Green"
Horse Fails with Him.


James Brent Clarke. superintendent Of
carriers Of the Washington city post
office. was injured on Monday by being
thrown FROM his horse on Pennsylvania
avenue in front OF the Municipal Build
ins. Sir. Clarke. who Is q lieutenant IN
the First Battery. Field Artillery. D. C.
n. c., went riding with Carl T. Hurgdorf,
attempting TO break in two horses fresh
from the county
The horses went quietly enough along
Pennsylvania avenue until 1Ir Clarke's
horse shied at a sightseeing automobile
The animal feil on the slippery pave
ment, and before lIr. Clarke could extri-
cate himself ir kicked him twice IN the
shoulder. Several soldiers who were pass
Ing held tie horse down. while others
pulled Lieut. Clarke from under
Feeling little il Effects from his acci-
dent, Lieut. Clarke returned 20 the stable.
and. procuring another mount, rode FOR
several hours through the suburbs After
returning home his injured shoulder began
to pain him so much that Il was neces-
sary 20 summon q physician. and yester-
day De was confined % his bed The doc
tor found that his shoulder was not
broken. but IL WI De several days before
he can return % his duties az the post
Office.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-14
A FINE BUILDING LOT IN
BEAUTIFUL CHEVY CHASE
This Lot, Valued at S2,145, to Be Given as
Fourth Prize in The Washington
HeraId'S Voting Contest.
BEST RESIDENCE DISTRICTIN AMERICA
Many People Are Leaving the City Proper to Live in
Desirable Suburbs.

lots being q and . on Morrison east. just
OF Connecticut avenue.
Taking It all In AL, we are certainly
Offering something worth while. and we
shan not be surprised II We are kept busy
IN the next few days answering questions
regarding this magnificent offer
Enter your name in The Washington
Horald's Great Voting Contest. win this
building location. then go out and I've
ia the finest community IN all America
Any one DESTROYS OF obtaining further
Information regarding this contest in
general or this lot IN particular may do
either at this Office or at the Offices Of
Thomas J. Fisher & Co., 93S Fifteenth
street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-14
Muster plans TO BE Made.

Plans for participation in the general
muster celebration VIII be made By the
James S. Petit Camp. No. g. United span
ish War Veterans. at its meeting TO be
held in Flynn's Han. Eighth and X
streets northwest. this evening. The gen-
eral muster ceremonies win take place
on April l9. when the former soldiers and
sailors VIII renew their allegiance 70 their
country and their dag The Washington
members Of the society wiz hold their
exercises IN the Chamber OF Commerce.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-14

Rev. Dr. S. a. Steel. one Of the fore
most orators OF the Southland. win de-
liver his popular lecture Home life en-
Dixie during the war at Mount Vernon
Place n E. Church this evening al s
o'clock. D-. Steel has for years been n
well-known minister in the Methodist
Episcopal Church South. and IS popular
on the lecture platform. He has recently
been appointed financial agent OF Ep-
worth University Of Oklahoma City.
Okla. an Institution under the joint con
troll Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
and the Methodist Episcopal Church
South
The Washington herald., 1909-04-14
Lecture by Prof. Ke1ner.

George Washington University has is
sued announcements Of the ninth ami
versary exercises Of the University Glass
ical Club 70 be held on Friday evening
at $50 O'Clock in University HaE. Prof
f. W Kelsey, OF the University of Mich
igan. will give an illustrated lecture on
The town house OF a Pompeian gentle
man." The gallery OF University Hail
will be reserved for high school girls.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-14
INJURED N EXPLOSION.
Joseph sleraeIe Carried Across Pc
tOmac fa Rovvboat 10 Hospital.

Joseph sleraeie Carried Across Pc
tOmac ia ROvvbOat 10 Hospital.
While 2t work in a rock cusrry near
the Virginia end OF the Chain Bridge yes
terday afternoon. Joseph Steracie, thirty
one years old. an italian. was probably
fatally injured by an accidental explosion
OF a charge Of dynamite
Steracie was blown ten feet or more
from Jhe hole When found he was near
Is covered with rock He was uncon-
scious Cnd apparently 50 badly iuiured
DE could not live until De could be re-
moved 20 the Georgetown University Hos
pi-aL There was no medical aid near,
and the injured Italian was borne down
the hank OF the Potomac by his COM
rades 20 a rowboat- lie was laii d. The
bottom of the craft. and two men took
tie oars The current is strong at this
point, and the men found little dl1culty
IN making . fast trip 20 the Agueducc
Bridge
The Washington herald., 1909-04-14

Senator Root wrote to the secretary Of
the Senate few days ago requesting him
TO correct an error in the official record
giving the Senator's house address In
Washington. Senator Root recently re-
moved from 150O Rhode Island avenue TO
u55 Sixteenth street The Senator ex-
piained to the Senate officer that the
error, IL persisted in. might make il i'm
possible for him TO find his way home
some dark night.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-14

.CASSIDY-On Monday. April = 1879. az
u u-s ALICIA widow ~ Charles L
Cassidy
Funesai from her late residence. 10 Gi-
raro street northwest. Oh Thursday.
AprL -. 1t SD g. "a Requiem mass
20 the Church Cf the Immaculate Con
ccpL01 ~ 9 O'Clock Relatives and
friends are invited Inte-ment az
Mount OlIvet Cemetery.
ELY-On Tuesday. April 18. 171s. al l-l5 a.
a. ar the residence OF parents. 2-5
LWelLll street southwest NAREA-
EE1hA KATHERINE the beloved
o2qslter 81 Lewis H. and Cara Ely,
u ler ur-l year
Funeral ,privataJ on wednesday. Ap-a
A. "a ~ o. --
FOOTE-O1 wednesday. March a 100
Col NORRIS JULIUS FOOTE. AZ
L-e nome or his son Judge Charles
eugene EO0te. HuUaCao Porto Rico.
beloved husband OF Ellen J. Holman
Foote. ~ tie seventy-f-st year OF his
Fuceral was az Humacao. Porto Rico.
l-4Ecn p. L9-5. Burial VIII be al Ar
Lngton National Cemetery April. I9ll.
LEAD,S-On Tuesday. ADrI Is. 1sa9. AZ his
Les---ece. 4l Fourth street northeast.
CHARLES c. 1TEADS. a=ed severrv-
one years
Funeral Thursday. April u. at . 2. n
lteEtsIlQlLL- Va. and Richmond, Va,
papers please copF)
hEAlQC QC AETEfi5 CONFEDERATE VETERANS
ASSOCIATION
Was-iustoa. d. O.. A1-l a. -ao.
Cl--i-AD-S- l-ls IS tl nC-fy sea rLa- or
-s7'c-te q g. LEADS. Who served in lie C. $
N-s.- ll4o On the L-l Instant 20 his La-s resi---e
~ t1-l1 s-relt D--llls-- lis funer1I U5l tsee
I-ce irl-- there on L---lr 1s-erroo- l5-h i-sss-r
% 20 o'cocE- Isuag1s are requested % a--e1f
Wearing badges
HOLMES CoNEAD. Prez5a1t.
mo 2. CALLAGHAN Sccllzrg-
PAREER-On Monday. April u. 1893. sr
ESQ a. ul-, az ler residence Z3S =
street northwest CHARLOTTE the
be-oved VIE of Corleii-s Parker. de-
parted this life after q long Illness.
Funeral 1ro-n her laJe residence. We'd
nesoay. April a. at p IN. Relatives
and friends are invited 20 attend.
t12rrisolrs and Virginia papers
please copy-l
PEABSON-Qn Tuesday. AurH u 1e1a
MAMIE T. PEARSON. wife Of Paul
Notice ~ funeral hereafter.
SIE,AI ISS-Departed tnis life Tuszsav
Ap-L ~ ---- 20 30 a. H. az his resi-
Gee. l-o llacoStla avenue. Be7nf-a
ID c. ALBERT g STRAT-SS be7o--s.f
A-sl,ln1 OF LlLetra Strauss and farha-
or -4-l-rr A. Strauss, aceG sey-e-r-v---f--s
ears one 1noDtA and thirteen day-s
ru-eral nom his Iarz residence T5rr-S-
t-et- 4lfA r. at p. m- Relatives and
--ie--es respectfully invited % attend
WRlGLtT-The remains OF Mrs. SUSAN
NAd p WRIGHT. cf rs sixth street
oFtlNeSL, Hll Foe removed from rhe
ta-ll OF Gienw00d Cemetery and raI-ar
20 A-sesoure. Va. for iurermerr on
1lrSoaT april l5.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-14
ENDS LIE WITH GAS.
j. o. La FontiSse, Former Editor,
Dies at Regent Hotel.

Dies at Regent Hotel.
A certificate OF death by suicife has
been issued by Coroner hewitt in the
case OF J. o. La Fontisse, title expert
in the forest service. Department of Ag-
riculture, whose body was found about
noon yesterday in a bathroom az the
Regent Hotel. with gas turned on.
The bodg was found by II. ". Wheeler.
manager Of the hotel. La Fontisse was
lying Oh tho floor. clad only IN under
clothing he had used a rug TO plug a
crack beneath the door.
Government and personal papers were
found among the suicides effects fn room
155. but there were 10 notes Indicating
the man intended ending his life he
formerly lived az 1652 Iona street. Jack
sonville. Fla. where his wife is now re-
siding
From 1890 10 1903 Mr. Ia Fontisse was
city editor Of the Jacksonville Times
Union. vs.. T. Bauskett. Of Jacksonville.
who Is in Washington. said last night
he was unable 70 understand why Ia
Fonusse committed suicide. as he seemed
70 be In an amiable frame OF mind
few days ago.