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FOR SALE
HALE ACRE. ACRE AND LARGER TRACTS;
ONLY THREE MILES FROM THE WHITE
HOUSE; in Virginia, on THE GREAT
FALLS AND OLD DOMINION ELECTRIC
LINE: ONE CAR FARE; beautiful, high
ground: full view of city and river; perfect
drainage LOOK AS MUCH AS YOU PLEASE
But SEE THIS PROPERTY BEFORE YOU
RIY. For plats and full information apply to
WM. II. SAUNDERS e. CO. 1407 st. NV.
or II. l.. THORNTON. 6n7 18th st. NV. je93t
FOR SALE = REDUCED TO $4,000; EASY
terms: new 1-room house. Woodsidc. Md. Ave
miles north OF city: near school churches and
electric cars; corner lot 1ax2oo; modern con
venlcnces; sanitary sewage system shade:
garden. Apply owner, DIR. CALDWELL. next
door south. ie7-tf.S
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FOR SALE - THE BEST HOME IN MOUNT
Pleasant for the money. and equal in arrange.
ment and design to some Sic, 900 houses. II
you are looking to build a home. 1t will pay
you to inspect this house for the ideas You
would get. The house Is % feet wide. and the
$4. 750. 1t would cost you 81, $50 to build the
house without the lot
ieQ-9f
Evening star., 1909-06-10

FOR sALE-HERE's THE CHEAPEST HOUSE
IN WASHINGTON FOR THE MONEY AND
BETTER THAN SOME THAT HAVE BEEN
SOLD FOR 5000: arrangement is ideal; loca-
tion is excellent. between two car lines; built
for a capitalist: OF those real comfOrta BILE
homes, the kind you would be willing to occupy
for lifetime. It's two,story sight-room
ho4se; RGSs yin pps an atps me pfiEe pn1n 1s,S
te9-3t
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
MOORE & HILL uNC.l.
1888 G st. NV.
APARTMENTS

l5SS u 81. NV.
APARTMENTS.
The Cheshire. 1855 Columbia I'd. nv.
Q and large rooms and bath. nne
porches. southern exposure, large yards,
only $3.50 and $3.50.
.,1 The Marion: 1000 Fl st. nv. all out.
and bath. rents $500 to $4,000.
The Prince George. 1918 soth st. NV.
large rooms and bath. In excellent con-
ditiOn, rent $1,000.
The Wilton. 1891 18th St. very bright
and cheerful and ) rooms and bath;
rents, $3.50 $500 and $3.50.
The Vernon. 1T74 st. NV. and 6
large rooms and bath. fine porches.
IN frst-class repair; rent. $35 and $31 so.
The Maxwell. 1919 Clifton st. NV.
rooms and bath. $3.50 and $500
The Alamo. 1923 18th st. n.w.; rooms
and bath. $500: rooms and bath.
80: very convenient to the business
section.
The Naples. 715 10th st. NV. large
ss ssta 0ain and Eeeipis eSGns sIs sRa
yator. cafe in basement. telephone in
every apartment. convenient to all govern.
ment departments.
s14 st. NV. No. :, rooms and bath.
$3.50.
The Cadlz. lis st. s.e., 4 rooms and
bath. SCI so.
1870 NV. rooms and bath. $50 ~
i;:SS51 Col st.s I'd. sr and ;. s...,-- ss.1SS
I1,2 l4th st. NV: Sd d, sr.. b. $500
is iis is,s ST nv; Ar and b, Is, a. ssI,SS ST 80
noi st. ne. I'd door. or. and b. $s2 80
20 81. NV. rooms and bath. $3.50
lst 1st9 Monroe St, Sd door; 4r; and b. SO SO 90 90
s25 st. NV. or and b.. Sd d -. $50 90
26Io Garfield st. NV. sr. and b.. 5000
eoi B ST. ne, Sd door. Or. and b. ..$2s 50
~ IN 9th st: NV; Sd a.. 4r. and b. ST 50
i4i4 HOPKINS pl, rooms and bath. $25 80
i$sa q ne. ID door. 5r. and b.; $3.50
io t,cben St hath n;e' % sods rooms. buef .ao 90
nos lith st. I'D floor. rooms. $500
1oll II st. NV. 2 rooms. LIST A.. $500
WITHOUT HEAT.
so3 18th NV. rooms and bath. $50 90
SoIa SoI9 18th St. 1st d. 5r; and b. $50
:s25 Isth st, isi door, 5r. si. and B.: b. $3.50
isis lsis kalorama rd., LIST a.; sr. and b $500
a6Is l65s eth 20 aoor, sr- and b.. ..:2.s 50
s2l5 NV. I'd floor Or. and b.. 1850
2o2s y. Cap. I'd floor. er. and b. $3.50
slsH sIsHa I'd St Sc. I'd a.. sr. and b.. $500
a Quincy ST. NV, I'd a.. Or. and $3.50
S620 Q NV. lst floor. 5r. and b. $3.50
200 l1th St, 1st floor 5r and b. .S23. so
80 Quincy ST. NV. lst a.. 6r.. b. b....322. so
Snli Q ST. NV. LIST A., Or. and b. so
3603 18th NV, I'd hoor 6r and b. 500 so
5000 18th NV. @ rooms and bath. .$22. so
lis 10th Sc. LIST foor 5r. and b. .$22.50
I15l2 10th Sc. I'd floor. Or. and b.. so
50 Quincy pl. NV. 1st a., 8r., b.. .$22.5O
3o14 O. 1st floor. 5r. and b. .$225 so
$40 Harvard st. LIST A., Ar. and b. $40 so
SOC Fla. ave-. 1st floor. 5r.. b. ... so 90
IS Todd pl. ne, 2d hoor 5r.. b. .$2O5O
az 18th st. ne, I'd g.. 5r. and b. 1880
252I \. LIST floor. 5r. and b. $3.50
2;i25A ST. NV. I'd a.. 5r and b.$1S.50
l2i6 ne, 4r. and h., I'd floor. sic. so
6lo Elicit st. ne. 1st A.. Or, b. $3.50
4Sll3 Tenn. ave. ne. 1st d., Ar, b..$l4.30
MOORE HILL QNC.l
1888 G ST. NV.
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THERATEUTISTS.

CLINIC OF SUGGESTIVE THERAPEUTICS
ROBERT ERSklNE CAMPBELL. DID. F.R.C
s., Specialist, 1929 18th st. NV. Chronic dis
eases. like rheumatism, catarrh. gastritis: Of
obscure pathology, like stammering. chorea cpl
lepsy. neuralgia: Of nervous origin. like alco-
holism and moral peryersions, yield. Booklet
m.5-tf,7
Evening star., 1909-06-10

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-AT KENSINGTON
handsome corner property: fine shade, fruit.
Sroom house; all modern conveniences; owner
having moved from kensington will offer spe-
cial inducements to purchaser or will exchange
for city property.
TERRELL LITTLE. Agents.
je5-sa, tn, th,3t l4l3 III st. NV.
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The Vernon. 1774 U st. NV. and 8
iarge rooms and bath. fine rear porches,
IN nrst-class repair. rent. $35 and $3I.oo
Evening star., 1909-06-10

FOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL EMI-DETACHED
residence. well located on S ST. NV, between
two car lines; contains eight rooms and an at
tic, back stairway. This Is beautiful home,
suitable for a physician Price. 81. $50.
BOSS PHELPS UNC.). 810 14th NV.
fo0.2t
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FOR SALE-GREATEST BARGAIN EVER OF
fered on Washington Heights: contains tel
rooms and tiled bath: handsome front OF Ro
man brick. with brownstone trimmings; th
rooms are unusually large and attractive. tn
house being 20 feet wide; will rent for $50 pc
month: cost $500; price. Sc, 800.
BOSS 4 PHELPS QNC). 910 l4th NV.
je9-3t
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FOR SALE-AN EXCEPTIONALLY DESIRA-
BILE house at q very low price; located in one
OF the most convenient sections Of the north
west. near the upper part OF 14th st. and
tains nine rooms and two (2) baths. three
rooms on each floor the third floor could be
used as apartment; price reduced to IS, $50.
BOSS PHELPS dNC). 8l0 18th NV.
foa
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The Alamo. 1923 18th ST. NV: rooms
and hath, $500: rooms and bath.
US so: very convenient to the business
Evening star., 1909-06-10

RARE OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE HOME
25 feet In width. has large rooms and bath !:
first door finished in hardwood; hot-wates heat;
handsome cabinet nantels: located In the
northwest section On wide avenue. Got price
and terms from
TERRML & LITTLE. Agents,
te5-sa, tu th.3t lab II st. NV.
Evening star., 1909-06-10

The Wilton. 1891 18th St. very bright
ana cheerful, and ) rooms and bath,
rents, $3.50, $500 and $3.50.
Evening star., 1909-06-10

The Maxwell. 1919 Clifton ST. NV,
rooms and bath. $50. 80 and $500.
Evening star., 1909-06-10

The Naples. 715 10th ST. NV. 8 large
rooms and bath. $3.50; rooms and
BATH. S32 so and $500. Electric ele
yator. cafe In basement telephone In
every apartment. convenient to all govern
ment departments
Evening star., 1909-06-10

FUR SALE-
We offer the cheapest corner house that has
ever been put on the market Columbia
Heights. $1,000. More desirable than many
held at $4,000. Ten rooms two magnificent
bathrooms: hot-water heat: hardwood polished
floors on the first and second stories. The dec
orations throughout the house are very elab
crate and cost three times much as the deco
rations in most houses over 4, 500 square feet
in the lot. Nearly so feet front. WIN rent
for S15 month.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave-
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The Cheshire. 1855 Columbia I'd. NV.
and large rooms and bath. nne
porches. southern exposure. large yards.
only $3.50 and SAT 80
Evening star., 1909-06-10

TO LET
An attractive Groom and bath apartment in
NV; newly pspered and painted; large porch;
S32.5 so month.
II. b. HARLOW CO.. Inc.
my15-3ot.S 14l0 Il st.
Evening star., 1909-06-10

FOR sALE-oNLY ONE LEFT OF THE HAND
some eight room houses now being erected In
floor and tile bath; side lights: hardwood An
ish on first floor; hot-water heat; purchaser
may select decorations. Price only 1000.
TERRELL LITTIM. Agents,
je5-sa, tu th,9t 14l3 st. NV.
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S2s n =
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The Prince George. 1918 3oth st. NV.
large rooms and bath. In excellent con-
dition, rent $4,000
Evening star., 1909-06-10

SPECIAt NOTICE TO OWNERS OF SECOND.
hand machines-we will overhaul and repaif
your car FREE OF CHARG and sell u %
Commission IL you want quick action eommus
nicate with us at once AUTOMOBILE COL
LEGE OF wa SHINGTON. Inc. 1923 18th e.
NV Phone North 4033 myll-u
Evening star., 1909-06-10

FOR SALE-vERY ATTRACTIVE SIX-ROOM
house; all modern conyeniences; large colonial
porch; beautifully situated in Mt. Pleasant
price reasonable: terms to suit.
TERRELL & LITTLE, Agents,
5e5-sa. tn, th3t lab II ut. NV.
Evening star., 1909-06-10

HOUSECIEANING TIME IS HERE.
Windows. houses and oflces cleaned; mod
crate prices LEON L. CAHOON, Acme Wtn-
dow Ceaaing Co.. 1905 st. NV. Phone II. 7l59.
ap9-8Ot,4
Evening star., 1909-06-10

The Marion. 1000 n st NV, all out
side rooms. convenient location. 8 rooms
and bath. rents $500 to $4,000.
Evening star., 1909-06-10

FOR SALE : BEAUTIFUL sEsn-DETACHED
residence on Columbia Heights; two stories
and attic; large porch across entire front;
entire house in excellent condition: all rooms
are large and bright; price reduced to $500
for quick sale.
Boss & PHELPS GNC1. s1o 18th NV.
Evening star., 1909-06-10

FOR sALE-A NEW HOME. THOROUGHLY
we'll built has eight large rooms, with bath
attic and cellar. Expensive gas fixtures; man
plant Lot box1624; located In the northwest
section, where land Is rapidly increasisg ID
salseo. s7lse r''ee only |o''~ worth at least
TERRELL 4 LITTLE. Agents,
je5-sa, uth.8t l4l8 st. NV.
Evening star., 1909-06-10

40 ACRES ADJOINING DEL RAY FOR HALF
MILE AND FRONTING MT. VERNON AVE.
BETWEEN LUNA PARK AND MT. IDA 20
DID IMPROVEMENTS: ALL HIGH GROUND:
MAGN1FICENT VIEW. 81 ACRES BETWEEN
LUNA PARK AND MT. IDA FINE FOR
SUBDIVISION; EASY TERMS. SAMUEL H.
LUNT. lis N. FAIRFAX ST. ALEXANDRIA,
my2S-90t9
Evening star., 1909-06-10

FOR SALE-1DEAL HOME IN THE SwF1.LEST
section Of Washington, opposite Daniel Web
sters statue. at the intersection of 18th. Mass.
ave. and r. i. This is another case where
the lot alone is worth much we can sell
the house and lot together This beautiful home
is being sold so low because the owner wants
some cash. When tell you the price you
will naturally thi,k there is something the
matter with the property. but to he convinced
1t 10 great bargain, call for number. Less
than $4,000 will buy II.
BOSS & PHELPS UNC.). 910 14th NV.
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MOORE & HILL QNC.),
1888 G st. NV.

FOR RE>T-lPARTMENTS-5 ROOMS ANl
bath. porch. etc; the Moqtrose. l115 9th st
nv: cheap; $40. A. T. HOITZMAN.
jclo3t 1921 + st. NV.
Evening star., 1909-06-10

FOR sALE-NICE. NEARLY NEW: BARGAIN:
colonial brick dwelling on O st. n.e... with 8
rooms and bath: rented at SIS; price only
$500
WILLIGE. GIBBS 4 DANIEL. eoa-o6 18TH
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-BARGAIN.
West Of 18th St. south Of U ST.; stories.
rooms first floor kitchen: HOT-WATER
HEAT: modern bath; dry cellar; good-sized
yard; alley; southern exposure; quite number
Of qualifications for the price; will pay we'll
an investment
MOORE & HILL Unc.). 1893 G st.
Evening star., 1909-06-10

FOR sALE+ExCEPTIONAL BARGAIN: BEST
story brick; . large rooms. bath, cellar, fur
mace; paved alley rent. $37 80; price, a $50;
easy terms SOULE REALTY CO.. 1928 NY.
ave. 1es-3t
The Washington herald., 1909-04-06
CARDINAL ATTENDS LECTURE.
Hears the Rev. Father Pace define
Basis of Religion.

Defining religion as an anchorage for
the human mind. and not as a casket OF
truth vOuchsafed by Divine revelation
Rev. Father Edward A Pace OF III,
Catholic University. last evening inter.
preted psychology as it has nodded tbe
dogma and ritual OF the Roman Catholic
Church.
The most distinguished prelate n
this country. Cardinal Gibbons. wearina
the symbol OF his rank. the red hat, at
tended the event. which was held al
RaUscher's. The cardinal heard the lee
ture with the keenest interest, and fire.
quently rewarded the earnest young priest
with a manifestation OF approval.
At Cardinal Gibbons right sat Father
Russell. pastor Of St. Patricks Church.
formerly the cardinals secretary in BAL
timore. The cardinal chose a point OF
vantage IN the front row. directly facing
the rOstruIn. and his entrance WAS the
signal for ripple Of applause. the entire
audience standing.
The lecturer referred briefly 70 the re-
lEtiOn Of psychology to the two remain
ing doctrines OF Christian faith-the I'm
mortality OF the soul and the freedom OF
the viii. The argument for each tenet
was elaborate.
The lecture closed the Lenten series
which Father Pace has been conducting
upon Psychology" Cardinal Gibbons
congratulated him at its conclusion. and
the audience pressed forward to express
its appreciation
The Washington herald., 1909-04-06

Mrs. Electa Smith was the hostess Of
the Illinois State Republican Association
at a reception and entertainment last
night IN Legion of Loyal Women Hail.
4ls Tenth street northwest
Songs were sung relating the glories
% the Prairie State. and as the final
number OF the programme a bevy OF
pretty girls brought in refreshments and
= social hour was enjoyed
Al the annual business meeting. which
preceded the entertainment The following
officers we're reelected for the coming
year.
". n. Richardson. president: Noble \.
Potts. frst vice president. Mrs. EIecia
smith. second vice president; !. c. stock
+ ton. secretary. and IT, n. Vandervort
treasurer. Mrs. Smith. II II. Martin. L.
B. slime. Capt L. n. Kelly. and w II.
4 Richardson were chosen a committee 10
place a floral tribute on the grave OF
/ Gen. Logan az the Soldiers Home on
/ Decoration Day.
League Delegates Named.
r stone Jackson. Isaac r. Hit. II
and II. H Martin were named delegates
j III
The business session then adjourned
and Mrs. Smith was conducted 10 the
7 platform. where she watched sfr. Slime
! preside for her over the numbers that
followed. He read letters expressing dis
/ appointment al being unable 10 z.tend
/ from Speaker Cannon. Of the House of
Representatives, Senator and Mrs. CaI-
lon, Representative Louden. RepresenEa-
/ tive Mckinley, Thomas J. Henderson. J.
/ Z. Ralph. director Of the Bureau OF En-
craving and Printing, and Samuel r
/ Greene
on the platform were photographs Of
Speaker Cannon ana Senator Cullorn.
draped with American flags
Miss Jessie Harnsberger sang IN a
sweet soprona two solos. I Know q
I Lovely Garden and Where the Heart
Is. She was accompanied on the plano
/ by Mrs T. z. Highheld
/ Gus MlbuFn. known 10 the siiuht-of-
hand profession as Mysterious. Alnburn- q"
/ did some clever tricks. he was followed
/ oy Mrs n n. Potts, who sang The Red.
( White, and Blue" The final number was
tho singing Of Illinois" By Col. George
G Ross. accompanied by Mrs. Grace Van
I Casteei
Assisted in Receiving.
Assisting Mrs. Smith were Mrs. F I.
Watkins. Mrs. H N Vandervort. Mrs.
/ s W Martin, Mrs f. A AIacornber. Mrs.
Settie Curran. the Misses Mabel Kent.
Gertrude Moore, Nellie Handley. Louisa
Carr. Cunningham, Grace Green. Grace
Hayes. and Caroline Bosley ana I. r
Slime, X n VRndervorL r s jackson.
and y. y. Potts.
Others present were Representative and
Mrs. Chapman, Representative and Mrs.
Prince, Mr.. and Mrs James ". cowisv.
Capt L. NJ Kelly. Mr. and Mrs N. o
Chance. Mr.. and Mrs. ". Il yandervort.
M and Mrs. l. B. slime. John SIeman.
Mrs. c. N. Pepper. Judge and Mrs. Good
win. Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Ferreu. Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Johnson. Miss Bessie Todd.
B Holman. Col. George G. Rankin. ana
Col J. ". De Grange.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-06
D. A. R. INSURGENTS MEET.
Perfect Plans for Strenuous Flight
in National Convention

in National Convention.
Assembled In secret session. .be "in-
surgent" faction OF the Daughters OF the
American Revolution last night com
pleted details for the strenuous fight 10
be made when the convention meets on
april Il.
1t is understood the committee revised
its list o. vice presidents general and
also prepared statement 70 be pub
hshed later. regarding the qualification
OF its candidates.
The vice presidents selected are 70 op-
pose those vice presidents general OF the
administration who are eligible fo- re-
election.
Miss Mary Deska. recognized as the
District leader Of the anti-adm.nistra-
ton contingent. presided She is eN-
pected 20 divuige the name OF the dark
horse" who Is 20 receive the support OF
the anti-McLean faction for president
Speaking OF the opposition manifested
against the radical or administration
forces. one OF the -inSurgent leaders last
night said;
We intend 10 oppose Mrs. Scott or any
other candidate selected by the Mclean
people. because Mrs Amos Draper IS 20
be second on the ticket. We represent
the conservative branch OF the O-Ea1i-
cation, and do not intend 70 submit &c
the usurpation o. all the Offices by the
other faction"
The Washington herald., 1909-04-06
]. E. HERRELLS WILL FILED.
Greater Part of 100000 Estate Is
Held IN Trust.

IN q petition for the probate Of the viii
Of tie late John Z. Herrell, president OF
the National Capital Bank. fled yesterday
by the American Security and Trust Com
pany. named as executor, the estate OF
the deceased IS estimated at $4,000 Mr..
Herren died on March so last HIS will
Is dated June p. 1903.
After bequeathing his library 70 his
grandson. Harvey Cole: 5000 10 Bertha.
B. Herreu. f1.00o each 10 Annie z. Ward
aad Fannie Dyer. end $50 10 Margaret
HerreH Allen Sharp. the testator devises
the remainder OF his estate 20 the Ameri-
can Security and Trust Company. TO be
held IN trust. The company is instructed
10 pay 70 his daughter. Phoebe +. Cole
during her life. in quarterly instaIlments.
Cne-haf the net income OF the estate
The other half Is 20 be used for improve
ment OF Unproductive property. OF TO be
invested at the discretion OF the trust
company. The estate Is 20 be distributed
among the grandchildren when the young
est child. after the death OF Mrs. Cole
reaches majority.
Justice Wright admitted the will 70
probate. with the consent OF Mrs. Cole
The Washington herald., 1909-04-06
VANDERBILT WINS A PRIZE.
Team of Grays Get winans Cup al
Paris Horse show.

Paris. April 5-The horse show az the
Grand Palais was crowded with specta-
tors to-day, interest being oente-ed IN
the competition Of four-in-hands, for
which N. Anchorena conferred a cup
worth 1000 francs for the best team suit
able for park work. and Walter Winans
offered a similar prize for the best team
for roaC work. A. G. Vanderbilrs team
Of grays won the latter prize. and NJ
Kturbe's team the former.
NJ. Winans gave an exhibition drive
with his chesnuts with white feet. gain
ing much applause, but he was rot en-
tered IN the competition The seventeen
competitors included D'Albert. Lake. An
chcTena. with two tears; Nine Del
Erido, Baron de March,. Baron D3rosd,
Count Potocki. Prince Constantin Radzi-
VIII with two teams; Miss Rosa. and
Count d'YanvtllS.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-06
ROYAL ARCANUM MEETS.
Elects Officers and Then Conduct.
the Installation.

the Installation.
At the Scottish Rite Temple last even
ing the Grand Council OF the Royal Ar
canm OF the District OF Columbia con-
vened n annual session and transacted
business pertaining 10 its work for the
ensuing year.
The election OF officers for the year re
suited as follows: First representative 10
the Supreme Council. Arthur E. Cook;
first alternate representative 70 the SUI
preme Council. William woodbury. Chase:
second representative 10 the Supreme
Council John /. Beaue; second alternate
representative 10 the Supreme Council.
Jared T. Terrill. grand regent. George
S. Britt; grand vice regent. Charles 7
James; grand orator. Harry G. Lenz; sit
ting past grand regent. Arthur Z. Cook:
grand secretary. Benjamin White: grand
treasurer. George NJ. Copenhsver: grand
chaplain. S. L Besselievre: grand guide.
Glendie 3. Young. grand warden. NJ BAR
tow Merser; grand sentry. I S. Chnds.
grand trustee. 10 serve three years. e. A
Bell.
The officers were installed by AIanson
T. Lincoln, OF Marion, Va, who repre-
sents Supreme Regent Van Sands during
the Grand Council session The annual
banquet win be held tonight.
The Supreme Council viii convene IN
annual session at St Louis. No. on Nav
Is. 1909
During this meeting resolutions We're
adopted expressing The thanks OF the
Grand Council Of the Royal Arcanuu OF
the District OF Columbia TO the Washing
ton newspapers for the courtesy ex-
tended throughout the Grand Council year
In publishing all events OF the organiza-
ZION
The Washington herald., 1909-04-06
Hardy Holland Rose Bushes

VAT HAVE just received and placed Annual Direct
Wv Importation OF Hardy Holland Feld-grown Tvoear-od
Rose Bushes. These the same growers from whom,
we have had bushes for the four years Each bush tagged sep
arately IN HOLLAND, and is to name.
Included Paul Neyron Clio Mrs John LANG Baby Rambler
Caroline Tesbou Gen aoquemno Teptz March of
donder Rne Ogade Wurnbeg Anna de Desbac Cene For
ester, R. A. Victoria Crimson Rambler, and CT Ia France
zoe each, including Crimson Rambler
for-E Eleventh
The Washington herald., 1909-04-06
WIFE SEEKS SEPARATION.
Joseph o. Harvey Accused OF Cruelty
ny Spouse.

Joseph o. Harvey. an employee IN the
tobacco store OF George W Cochran &.
Co. lll5 Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
was made defendant in a suit for legal
separation and maintenance. hled IN the
District supreme Court yesterday by
Laura V Harvey
Mrs. Harvey says she was married 10
the defendant in Washington on SepJem-
Der .. 1856. and that she has been forced
By his cruel treatment TO leave him In
May, 1907, she says. she was awarded
SO week by tie juvenile Court. but
she declares her husband Is making the
payments irregularly. She says he Is
earning about $50 q month
Mrs Harvey asks the court for the
custody Of two minor children. She is
represented by Attorney J. Q. Howard
The Washington herald., 1909-04-06
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
Mrs. Taft Watches Work of
the Senate.
DINNER TO VISITING JAPANESE

Miss Mabel Henry TripIett the
Bride of Capt. Russell p. Putnam,
L. 6. VI. Chr. Leon Z. Morales and
Miss Gladys f. LinIey-Kent Mar
ried-Mrs. c. 4. SpaIding Returns.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-06
Mems Easter FURNISHINGS.

LMOST every mans wardrobe Eaeide demands
"a tons We showing complete lines of Mems
nishngs and general HaberdaheryN ecwear Gloves Hats
Negge Shirts Socks Handkerchefs, Underwear Pajaas
Easter NeckweaTThe attractive color conbna-
tons produce many kngy handsome The
still the popular shape
soc to 5000
Easter GlOveS-For walking, calling church wear Fownes
Dents and Perrnnan which insure the glove makers
art Shades, stitching, and finish entirely
$3.50, $780, and SIPS
Easter Sock Of pretty coors designs and effects from
German and French looms. CotOns isles, and silks.
Csc TO $500
Staple grades IN black and variety of coors PC TO 5oc
Easter Handkerchief French Handkehiefs of silk
and linen mixtures entirely effects Also all linen and all silk
Csc TO $3.50
Easter ShtsFancy Coored Shirts for the Easter season Coat
SS plated booms; cuffs attached all attractive coorngs
$1.OO to $500
Easter Collars and Cuffs-From the shops of Earl Wilson
and the Arrow brand fm shapes The majority come in
quarter sizes idea the rundown stvle the T
shaped that the tie will slip through with perfect
Main h~r-F4 -ON'
The Washington herald., 1909-04-06

Miss Belle Gordon. who has been spend
ing the winter with her aunt. in Tenth
street northwest. has returned 10 her
home, Eighth street northeast.
Mrs. Robert II. Thomas. who has been
spending the winter months in the city.
viii leave Washington to-day for her
country home IN Merchandising, Pa.
Mrs. Hope Slater entertained al dinner
lasr evening
The Washington herald., 1909-04-06
MRS. SMITH IS HOST
EntertaiDs Illinois State Re-
publican Association.
CANNON'S PICTURE IS DRApED

Hangs on the Wall Adorned by
American Flags, but the Speaker
Does Not ADpear-Gus MiIburn Per
forms in Legerdemain and "A Bevy
OF Pretty Girls Serve Refreshments.