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Many suffer in silence and drift along from bad
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you consult whose knowledge from actual
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FOR COMFORTABLE BOARD
CALL AT 1928 NORWICH STREET.
MPG. S. E. SMILEY.
The Washington times., 1909-12-25
YOUNG TAFTS DEBUT
ALL BUT COMPLETE
Presidents Youngest Son Com
plains of Short Trousers After
Attending First Dance.
Charlie TAT IS cont ,

Charlie Taft is "out"
Though he is added to the list of this
seasons debutantes the Presidei It's
youngest son stiH has one regret. He
has not yet been permitted to wear
long pants"
Young 9Ir. Taft made his first formal
appearance In Washington society last
night when he was a guest at the
dance which Rear Admiral and Mrs
Richardson Glover gave for their school
girl daughter. Miss Beatrice Clover, who
is home for the holidays. Miss Taft
and Robert Taft were also present.
When Charlie was included in the in
vitation, to the surprise Of all ne ac-
copied, and he appeared to be the most
delighted guest present He danced
with all the girls Of his own age that
be knew.
on the way home Charlie remarked
that he thought Il was high time he was
putting on long trousers.
Lots of fellows my age have en-
he insisted. These things make me
look like a kid"
Charlie has received invitations for
several other dances. And I'm going.
100" he said
The Washington times., 1909-12-25
NEW HOMES SOLD
IN BANCROF | PLACE
Handsome English Resi-
dences Attract Pur-
chasers.

Bancroft place, JUS west Of Connec-
ticut avenue, which is being improved
and beautifed by the erection OF seven
handsome English basement residences,
is taking its place among the most de-
sirahIe residence thoroughfares in that
fashionable section Of the northwest.
This weeks real estate activities in
olude the purchase of one OF these
homes by Or. H. c. Yarrow, a widely
known Washington physician, and an
other by an army officer. The sales
were made through the firm of shan
ncn & Luchs. and the consideration
for one was 81. O0O and the other SO.
90
-Four OF these houses are located on
the south SIDE Of Bancroft place and
three on the north side. They arc Of
colonial design. with English Easements.
and have threr rooms and kitchen on
the first floor. Each dwelling contains
ter rooms. three baths. and servants
quarters.
I;1cy are heated by hot water. and are
beS.tifully finished with artistic cleo
trio Hight fixtures. and paruuet flooring
throguhout, thus offording the owner ar
I excellent background for the display OF
/ fine rug and GErn iture effects.
Each house has been erected on a 10;
twenty-four feet wide. running back tC
wide paved alley. The price of those
remaining on the south side IS 81. Coz
each ana those on the north side 3d.
I 600.
The Washington times., 1909-12-25
OF TOYS
LARGER THAN EVER
St. Nicholas Shops in Eu-
rope Reap Miilion-Dollar
Harvest.

Santa Claus sack. az least that cor
ner OF II IN which he tucks away his
toys. was about twice rs fat as IL was
a year ago. according TO reports from
the customs officers that collect duty
on the things from the Never-Never-
Land that gladden. the hearts Of chill
dren on Christmas Day.
Nearly all the toys th-t are used IN
tho United States are imported and
from two countries. Germany and
switzerland. with a few from France
Most Of the toys for Christmas con-
sumption pass the customs officers dur
ing the months Of August, September,
and October so than a comparison on
a rough oasis can be made.
From Nuremberg. Germany, known
as ST. Nicholas work shop. The Clited
states imported toys 10 the value OF
S442.CCe this year, nearly twice last years
import. valued at SZ7O.128. The value Of
the dolls imported from all countries
was rated as about e. per cent more
this year than last and toys from
Switzerland. mostly mechanical and
musical devices, increased more than 70
per cent.
The total amount of TOYS imported
into the United States this year Is es-
timated at a littlc over a million dol
lars, as compared with a value last year
OF less than $500 ono.
Picture postcards. which comprise a
large percentage of the Christmas gifts
were imported in larger numbers this
year thar ever before, despite the fact
that the duty on them was increased
FIVE cents a pound over the DinEley
I tariff From Nuremberg, alone, the
increase was from So, lCy OF lmpOrtatlOns
/ last year 10 So SOC worth imported this
year. The total value OF picture post
cards imported this year Will be about
/ $4,000, il IS estimated.
The Washington times., 1909-12-25
GEORGE ". MAN0GUE
BUYS STREET SITE
Georgetown Merchant Will
Improve Corner at Twelfth
Street.

George W. Monogue, a Georgetown
merchant, has just purchased the south
east corner Of Twelfth and u streets
northwest from NJ. Charlotte Nee ath-
cry, of Trenton, n. 8. BY this pun chase
Mr.. NIonagSe becomes the owner If the
entire south side Of L street, between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
The new owner VIII improve the cor
ner Of Twelfth and u By the erection Of
a handsome building with a first floor
store and apartments above. The con-
sideration in this sale was $1,000, which
IS regarded as good price for the prop
erty. The lot is 20 by SO feet and "a i'm
proved by a two-story brick building.
A4other Z street sale IS the transfer
OF the property at the southeast corner
at Eleventh street, on which until re-
Gently stood an old frame building erect
ed by George Watts. a former Seyeuth
street merchant, and IS now improved by
q modern brick building occupied as a
moving picture theater, with apartments
above
The Washington times., 1909-12-25
SALARIES
URGED FOR CLERKS
Chamber Of Commerce Takes
Up Cause of Underpaid
Federal Employees.

That a tremendous stride toward a
membership OF 1909 has b5vn made by
the Washington Chamber Of Commerce
IN the last six months IS amply shown
by the booklet embodying the consti-
tuition and bylaws and the complete
list OF members which Secretary Thomas
Grant has just distributed.
The membership up TO today includes
81 names or men at the forefront OF
Washlngton's business enterprises and
professions, which means that more
than 100 OF these members have been
added since the last list was printed SIX
months ago. This Is an average OF
about seventeen q month. as compared
with about five a month during the pre-
ceding half year period
The Information contained in the
booklet indicates a surprising growth
OF the organization, going considerably
beyond the expectations OF It's officers,
and the Information is Of great salts
FACTION TO the members.
Secretary Grants vigorous publicity
work this week has included the send
ing 10 a large number Of members OF
/ beth houses Of Congress pamphlets urg-
ing favorable action on legislative mat
l ters Endorsed by the chamber. One Of
these pamphlets lays particular stress
/ on the necessity Of increasing the sal
aries OF Federal employees The argu-
meut set forth in vigorous language
/ SIS that Investigation shows that the
/ cost OF living in a decade has increased
10 such an extent as 10 impOverlsh the
/ averaged low salaried Government
worker. however. provident The state
ment Is made that In the past ten years
/ the prices Of I'D leading commodities
I have risen 80 per cent.
I'VE advance IN all directions, except
In those % humane treatment OF the
! Government clerk" says this communi-
I cation. we make laws for the pre-
vention OF child labor. for compulsory
education we make grants Of money
! for the prevention and cure Of diseases
and all the time keep &,9E men on so
low a salary that through care and
anxiety and often from lack OF proper
! food and housing, they are unhealthy
and unhappy"
I Another Publicity" communication
/ urges the inclusion OF George Washing
ton University In the provisions Of the
Morrill, act. which provides an annual
income for agricultural colleges and uni
versities teaching the fine arts
The Washington times., 1909-12-25
PLANNING TO SELL
MORSE STEAMBOATS,

BOSTON, Dec. 25.-Boston may lose
her big twin turbines. the steamers
Yele and Harvard, which. If plans
now well matured are carried out,
wiz be sent to the Pacific coast. In
a proposed wind UP OF the affairs OF
the Metropolitan Steamship Company,
ol.L.aniZed by Charles W. Morse ii
IS planned 10 sell the turbines ard
the coIupany's four freight boats for
enough TO retire S1,000.000 Of the
S250O.OOQ first mortgage bonds
The money left 20 the Metropolitan
after T. pays its debts VIII be invest
ed in the new Pacific coast line,
which viii be able 70 operate the
boats tWe.vt months in this year In
stead Ok eeYen or eight. the limit ia
this lstitudo on the Atlantic coast.
The Washington times., 1909-12-25
DOG GETS REVENGE
IN BAGGAGE CAR

KANSAS CITY. Dec 15-Several
trunks which came from Omaha on
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
passenger train viii not be delivered
on time-a1l on accoun. OF little white,
FUZZY dog named Towser Towser be-
longs 70 Miss Inez Thomas. Of ST.
Paul. When she started 10 get on the
train at Omaha she had T0wser with
her. but 81 was decreed by the con-
ductor that the dog must ride in the
baggage car.
Notwithstanding the fact that Tow
ser isn't bigger than his mistress mum
be picked fight with a big bird dog
before the train was fairly out Of
Omaha As punishment Towser was
relegated 70 the other end OF the car
There he sat apparently In mo, rnfu
silence, but when the train arrived ir
Kansas city Il was discovered that
Towser was avenged for the humiila.
ton Of being forced 90 ride az a com
mon dog He had eaten the checks on
all the trunks within reach.
The Washington times., 1909-12-25
REPORTS THE SALE
OF MANY HOUSES
N. L. Sansbury Announces
Disposal of Both City and
Suburban Property.

Transactions IN both city and sub
urban homes and lots are included with
the activities reported this week by the
firm or ". L. Sansbury. The following
are reported at the close of today
business:
To NJ. II. Bray four lots in Saul's Adj
dition, containing an aggregate OF 2. 80
square feet, for $3.50 The purchaser
is building on these lots four detached
houses to contain nine rooms and two
bathrooms each.
To Mrs. Jennl. E. Sparks. lots Al and
AZ. in square 2922, SauTs Addition, con-
tanning 1850 square feet, for $500 The
purch aser acquired tie property as an
investment.
For NJ. n. HERMAN, the detached
house situated at the southeast corner
OF Fourteenth and FaTragut streets, in
Fourteenth Street terrace, for $3.50 The
purchaser. who is local business man
will occupy the house as his home when
completed.
TO Peter G. Steue, lot 80, in square
Pop. Saurs Addition. for s1.700. The lot
| contains 400 square feet Of ground and
viii be improved by the erection of a
two-story detached house to be occupied
by the purchaser as q home.
For NJ. T.. Herman, the detached
house he IS erecting. on Decatur street
iljetwee1. Georgia avenue and Thirteenth
/ street. SauIs Addition, for $3.50. The
purchaser, a Government official. viii
| occupy the house when completed.
To Miss Mary J. Van Hook. lot r.,
in square 2SJG, Sauls Addition, for
81 800. The lot is situated on the south
side OF Farragut street and contains
5658 square feet.
To J. Shannon Donaldson. lot p. in
square 2S05. in Fourteenth Street Ter
race. for So, $50. The lot contains 4.409
, feet Of ground and $500 feet Of park
ling. The purchaser viii build a home
in the near future.
To Mrs. S 3. Bowling, lot p, in
( square 1885, in Fourteenth Street Ter
race This is a corner lot with a front
| age, including parking OF 90 feet b. q
depth Of lis feet.
/ TO ldrs. Orpha X Burchfeld. lot q.
/ in square 1907, IN Fourteenth Street
/ Terrace, containing 400 square feet,
for 5000
To Mrs. Mary l. King. lot l. in
square 2714. in Fourteenth Street Ter
race Tor SSH. The purchaser has
plans prepared for the erection OF a
] detached corner house 10 contain ten
rooms and two bath rooms, TO cost
about 5000.
To NJ. Il. Herman. lot 40. Ia square
1922. and lot IS, in square 292S, Saul
Addition The purchaser will build de-
tached houses on these lots to contain
nine rooms and two bath rooms. The
plans were prepared by A. II. Beers
| architect. Price OF lots, $500
F. h BrinIey has under construction
I a detached house on lot 50, IN square
2SoS, SauFs Addition. which he recently
purchased through y. L. Sansbury
The house is located on the south side
OF Delaheld Street. between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth Streets and viii contain
wight rooms ard bath.
E'or Harry WardTnan, 1909 DelafielC
ST. Get. Saurs Addition. This is a two
story house containing eight rooms
and bath and is situated on lot 40 BY
100 leet. Il is finished throughout ir
hard wood and heated by hot water. The
purci aser, Mrs Ellen NJ ROcksby, vii
occury the poverty as a home. The
consideration WaS 5000.
The Washington times., 1909-12-25
GETS PICTURE
OF HALEY COMET

BOSTON. Dec. 25.-Dispatches
from Flagstaff, Ariz., state that Prof
Percival Lowell has suCcessfully
photographed HalIey's comet The
picture shows an irregular fOrma-
ton. but with a distinct nucleus
which rs ont % the center. sIOf.
Lowell has also q tanned a striking
photograph Of Saturn, in which the
bands are clearly defined and the
rings shOWa.
Recent ork at the Flagstam OBJ
servatory vFsH be describe by Prof
LoweF "a a paper before one of the
sectors Of the American Association
for TIE Advancement OF Science here
next week.
The Washington times., 1909-12-25
CHEVY CHASE HOME
READY TO OCCUPY
Ernest Knaebel Purchases
Recently Completed House
For $4,000.

Ernest Knaebel. OF the Department Of
Justice, viii shortly move into his new
home at Chevy Chase, which was re
Gently completed by John Simpson,
Sons, Incorporated, and which Mr..
Knaebel purchased through Thomas J.
Fisher & Co..
Tho residence IS a handsome addition
to Chevy Chase. and is Of semi-coIonial
design, including a reception hall, par
Tor, dining room. kitchen, pantry on
the ground floor, with Eve bed cham
bers and bath, large attic and cellar.
1t is built on a foundation Of local
stone. laid up on Etndoln rubble, and
stands on a lot 20 feet Ly 30 feet 20
a 15-foot alley. The house IS heated by
hot water, and the consideration was
50 900.
other Chevy Chase transactions OF
The Thomas j. Fisher Company include
two well located lots. one, on the south
side OF Irving street with a frontage
OF 100 feet by a depth Of rs feet for
G. D. Gallagher, the price being $1,000,
and one Just cast OF this measuring
70 by 80 feet for which the purchaser
paid $500.
The Washington times., 1909-12-25
OneDoctor

Have only one ctor-iust one No
sense in running from one doctor 10
anotherl Select the best ore, then
stand by him, No sense In trying
this thing, that thing, for your cough.
Carefully, deliberately select the best
cough medicine, then take il. Which
one is the best? Ask your doctor.
Ash him abou' Ay.y's Cheuy Peetoral fer
throat and lung troubles. Doctors haze
prescribed q for 70 years. &C. Aver Co
The Washington times., 1909-12-25
Xmas Eating
and Drinking

70 irddes Of the whole family from
Dad TO Baby got lots Of hard work to
do this week. CASCARETS will belp
them. See that every member of the
family gets a CASCARET every night.
This M do the work easily and natu-
rally, and save a lot of sickness and
suffering later on
Buy a IOc box CASCARETS-we s
treatment-and have 90 handy TO use
every night, Xmas week.
The Washington times., 1909-12-25
w. R. BERRY BUYS
HOUSE IN NORTHWEST

The realty firm OF Shannon & Luchs
has Just sold to Washington p. Berry
the dwelling at 1915 Meridian street
northwest, the consideration being SsSs0.
The house is a two-story modern.
structure and contains six rooms and
bath. Mr.. Berry win occupy It as his
home.
The Washington times., 1909-12-25
TO BUILD RESIDENCE
ON CHEVY CHASE SITE

o. NJ. Camper. a Washington BUSH
ness man. has just had plans drawn
for a residence TO be erected on the
north side OF Livingston street,
Chevy Chase, on a lot recently pur-
chased through Thomas J. Fisher &
co. Incorporated, for $500
The lot measures IS BY $50 feet
The he's, which when completed
viii cost $4,000. will be started as
soon sitter January j as possible.
The Washington times., 1909-12-25
SCARLET FEVER
STOPS HOLIDAY

NANTUCKET, Mass. Dec. 5.-.NIis-
fortunes never come singly." says rne
old proverb. The inhabitants Of the
county island and town Of Nantucket
are reluctantly convinced Of the truth
n the proverb. The holiday celebra-
lions IN the old town are doomed this
year. severe storm prevented the
passage ~ steamers from the mainland
20 the Island a. Thanksgiving and not
q turkey arrived.
Now Il IS the Christmas reioicines
which are 10 be subdued A number OF
cases OF scarlet fever have broken out
IN the town. md in order 20 prevent an
Epidemic the board Of health has or
dercd The suspension of an public gath
erings The Christmas concerts and
other festivities have been called of.
and quiet and domestic observances alone
VII marx the day m The unfortunate
bland.
The Washington times., 1909-12-25
OWiS 10 REORGANIZE

SPECIAL meeting Of the American
order Of Owls. organized IN Washington
three yecrs ago, was called today for
January 2. The purpose OF the meeting
is 10 reorEauize the order. banquet
Will be given January 28
The Washington times., 1909-12-25
Baltimore &c Ohio ID

Baltimore and Ohio To Cincinnati,
louisville. and ST. Louis. Shortest
Route without Change OF Cars Splen-
did vestibuled limited trains with Pull
man dTawing-rOOm sleeping cars, stand
ard coaches and excellent dining car
service. leave Union Station ct $40 a.
M, 4:05 p. nl-, and 1910 night, daily
AdVt
The Washington times., 1909-12-25
srzs TO Baltimore and Return

Saturdays and Sundays via Penngvi.
vanis Railroad Tickets good returning
pptil. .Sgrtsy .1ie7t;.. ~ ,gdTylaS tTziga
The Washington times., 1909-12-25

Give us Your Next Order For Coal.
SAzx$ a. > er--- t's = = ST. - ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-18
SAFE ROBBERS ARE
CAUGHT IN THE ACT

PORTLAND. Ore. Aug. is
After tying two men and shoot.
ms al third who came upon
them accidentally while they were
binwinE open a safe Of tho Dorm.
beeher Mfg Co. here. early today.
four safe crackers made their 80.
rApe without getting any loot.
The robbers entered the noru
becker factory early this morning
and aelscd and bound Il Mickey,
a Waterman. and carried him out.
side the building Theirs they
found a tramp asleep. Tho hobo
was bound and laid helpless be-
side the Waterman.
Then the burglars entered the
companys office, attacked the Aafc
lock with a sledge hammer. and
fired three charges OF nitro glyccr,
Inc As they were preparing TO
ransack tho safe. q switch engine
ran In on the pofnhecher siding.
and a brakeman entrrrd the office
for orders. He was met BY a yoiley
of bullets from the thugs reyol.
vers. and fled When the engine
returned with several policemen
aboard. the safccraekers had dis
appeared, leaving their burglar kita
behind them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-18
THIS MAN LIKES THE
EXPOSITION So WELL
THAT He LIVES At It

Mf J. q Ford Is president Of the
Pacific Coast Co. and liyss Ia 80
attic and works here al the year
fgand. and Il one % the wealthy
and prominent business mon Of tho
city, lis has tao sonH and two
daughters. besides Mra Ford, In
bis family. and he can afford 10
send them all out 10 tho AYE.
opposition most any time, but Mr
rord IL an admirer Of tho exposl'
tion. and believes IN doing thinKu
thoruushly. a. anybody who has
watched the phenomenal successes
Of his company Ia aware So this
seek hs had his private car from
tho Columbia a Puget Sound rail-
road moved out 20 tho fair grounds
and alde',raesed there. and the
Ford family is spending the week
1t the fair. and spending u In
style Mr.. Ford IL taking a vaca.
ton. and Intends that he and his
family shall see the exposition on
thorough and educational basls.
"Of course everyone cannot live at
the fair In bis own car" Aayr Mr..
Ford. but any seattleite who fails
to mike a thorough study Of this
wonderful fair IL missing some.
thing be will always regret and
can never recall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-18
REELECTION
IS WHAT SAM
PILES WANTS
Before the House Today
He Admitted That He Is
a Candidate and Asks
For Support.

OLYMPIA. Aug rs - United
States Senator Sam Piles. In a
fiowery talk before the house this
morning. openly admitted that he
vas a candidate for reelection and
wanted every ono Of the members
to vote for him.
The announcement was made In
a quiet way but done 20 masterfully
that all doubts as 10 his lutentions
were set al rest
senator Piles was asked TO make
a talk before the house and during
his time on the roatrum made his
candidacy known. Mr.. Piles said
that he believed every state officer
was doing his best 10 fulfill the re-
gulrementA Of his office.
The house passed the resolution
fasoring the Income tar amendment
and this measure now goes TO the
senate.
In the house this morning the
schivciy hearing was continued.
witnesses tes,ining as to perjury
committed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-18
IMMORAL PICTURES
BARRED At A.-Y.-P

Efforts TO keep tho Pay Streak
shows at the exposition free from
immoral and disgusting exhibitions
resulted today In the closing Of two
picture machines In the Penny
Arcade Of the Gold Camps Of
Alaska. The first complaint against
these pictures was made by DR.. NJ.
A. Matthews. who sent to President
Chllberg n letter from DR., A. II.
Fish, Of Denver, stating that the
pictures were indecent Chief Wap-
pensteln ordered an investigation
and removed the Objectionable pic
lures. The Klondlke Dance Hall ut
the foot Of the Pay Streak. which
was closed some time ago. has been
permitted tn reopen under careful
restrictions as TO the conduct OF Its
patrons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-18
Governors Message.

OLYMPIA. Aug. rs Gov. N. "
Hay sent his special message to
the senate at I O'Clock yesterday
afternoon. The house received Il
this morning. The message urges
another judge for King county.
asks that stringent anti-lobbying
bill be passed. recommends more
funds for the maintenance Of the
national guards cruising OF state
lands. favors income tax amend.
ment: and contains a short eulogy on
Congressman Cushman. deceased.
Gov. Hay signed the Duwamish
bill late In the day.
The senate. by a vote Of 20 TO is,
refused 10 allow reconsideration Of
the Bryan direct primary bill, put.
ting the nomination OF supreme
Judges back In the direct primary.
Dispositions In the schlyely case
were admitted during the day. and
the state began the introduction Of
Testimony In supper, Of the perjury
charge.