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The San Francisco call., 1910-09-14

REAL ESTATE aud furniture auction sale Thurs
day, September 10. at 1880 a. m. on the
premises. 602 Saith ST. Grove. OakIan,..
This choice property is 75xI35. with a house
containing 10 rooms We viii sell property
by order Of the owner. The elegant furnish
inZs- including a genuine Weber parl0r grand
piano. viii be sold by order OF Captain VIII
Eams Send for catalogue to
J. A. MUNRO & CO..
1G0I Clsv st. Oskiand.
LOTS at Sielrose overlooking boulevard and Mel
rose gifts 4 blocks from new electric,
500. very easy terms. and maps.
SALISBURY. 96S Broadway. Oakland.
CORNER lot in the Santa Fe tract at $50 per
front foot; block from Key Route station;
nothing to equal IL at the price in Oakland.
Address owner. box 1866. Call office. Oakland.
WHAT viii yeu offer for my equity OF 81. 800 in
beautiful lots in Piedmont Terrace Answer
at once. as owner viii sacrifice. Owner 70I
Westbank bldg. $. F.
NEW modern ) room cottage high basement
good view. on East 18th St Goth av.: easy
terms Owner. 1904 East 18th ST
NEARLY new room house furnished or un-
lErnlshed- l39 Santa Clara av.. Oakland.
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PHYsICIANs-continued
I DIR. BRINh,
517 23d st. Telegraph ay Oakland
SPECIALIST FOR WOMEN


}LADIES-If you are suffering from any all
ment or worried about your condition consult A
physician with high professional standing and
with the largest and most successful practice
Perfectly equipped Offices, private sanatorium
with trained nurses; 10 years without failure:
no pain. no danger, no lost time Consultation
free and strictly confidential Hours 10 a. M 10
D. n: Sundays. 10 to ?. Phone Oakland T90i.
-AAA-DR C. c. TOA, famous Chinese Herb Co.
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WALNUT CREEK. the beautiful San Ramon val
ley. only 2f miles from San Francisco. Is miles
from Oakland: the line of the 5. p and new
electric r. r.. ideal climate: one of Califor-
MAS beauty spots. right in the heart of the
natural walnut belt; rich, fertile soil; will
grow all kinds of fruits. nuts. vegetables. etc.
without irrigation: tracts TO . acres up fac
ing 40 and 80 IT. avs. home seekers and
investors golden opportunity: easy payments
1-5 cash balance to suit purchaser partic-
uiars. CONTRA COSTA LAND co. 90s First
National Bank building. San Francisco
REMEMBER the irrigated alfalfa land maps
photos, terms, prices. Paul Rossier, $50 Pine
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SPECIAL NOTICES


THE annual meeting of the Odd Fellows Gene
terry Association will be held on MONDAY
Sept. 26. 1870 at a. M, at the office of the
Association. Point Lobos avenue San Fran
cisco, for the election of a board of directors
and such other business as may legally be
brought before 1t. BY order of the board of
directors WILLIAM E. LUTZ, President.
GEORGE PENNINGTON Secretary
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DEALERs-S2s Chronicle bldg.
5000 to 81. .I5o.L on official grade in our ''Sew
Tract" n" II" y" and * sts.. from
graded and severed. water and gas; easy
terms. Call at our branch office cor. '.H'' 81
and Path av Open daily and Sundays
$500 to sl.s5o-Best lots in ..oceanside.,
district. Inspect our newly graded blocks
$3.50 to sI.s5o-Choicest Richmond lots
sl75 to s45o-Excelsior homestead. Ocean
view and Lskeview lots, s. monthly.
$1,000 to s4.Ooo-Modern cottages; good To-
cations; very easy terms
.Oceanside'' branch office cor. III" st. and
9Th 1 ay v Open daily ,,!a and IS, SUNDAYS.
SOL. GETZ & SONS. s2s Chronicle bldg.
FOR sale-Somethng new. in fats: new designs
style on finish; separate entrances: finest
location in Western addition; overlooking rec
reation grounds in q. G.. park; 7th av. and III
ST. See f. B. HALLETT, premises.
SNAP-Nice. new. large room eottage. with
all modern improvements; $3.50 down, balance
s15 month; lot sax1O9; all fenced, with stable
HARDY. So Steuben St. city.
1878 FILBERT st. at PoIk-Three room fats.
Just completed; lot 30xS3: especially artistic
and well built; price only $500, with one
T. d. HAYMAN, First National Bank bldg.
s575-IMPRoyED SUNSET LOTs-s575
Our Sunset branch office open daily: take
Ellis ST. Ocean cars TO seth av- and III St
THE MCCARTHY co. townersl. Isl sutter st.
McENERNEY SUITS AT ss5.
a AZ Tvr-r z, ~ r-er rr---7- -r-r,
20S Balboa building.
MARKET AND I'D SITS
NEW 2 story house 764 nth av. 100 IT. from
new Fulton St ear line and park; $1,000 cash.
terms to suit on balance
is PER CENT net; new fats, 1860 Greenwich
Cali office.
SIS 5000 new, modern fats: income 81 ,512
year Apply owner. 544A Harrison ST.
FOR sale-Good business property: wen renced:
good income; $3.50. Inquire 1876 Union ST
BEAUTIFUL house. I rooms; must De sold, Ap-
ply on place: 70 s.n av
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
$3.50 CASH-1O ACREs-YEARLY $3.50 ,
RICHEST GARDEN SOIL
BEST TRANSFORMATIONS CITY
PRODUCES
Onions, per acre. 300 to COO sacks.
Potatoes. per acre, $50 TO 800 sacks,
Celery, per acre. 4 to carloads.
Beans. per acre. 20 to 40 sacks.
Cabbage per acre, 10 to 80 tons.
TRACTS TO SUIT-5 TO 1000 ACRES
PRICE s12J PER ACRE UP
A. E. PATTEN LAND COMPANY.
425 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
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CITY REAL ESTATE

CITY REAL ESTATE
No MONEY DOWN.
BUSINESS CORNER.
Owner will Ieave purchase price on long term
mortgage il buyer will build
THOMAS MAGEE q SONS,
) Mont gomery st.
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MONEY TO LOAN

PRIVATE and confidential. loans on furniture
pianos warehouse receipts diamonds and other
TsT Market St. corner fth; phone Douglass
4o40 Home J4020
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sAs MATEo REaI. EsTArr

ABOUT 500 acres Of land. suitable 10 subdivide
IN small acreage. only sdort distance from
;. F.. on electric line. can be had verv
reasonable: fine chance to double money See
W W. CASEY San sfateo'
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MINES AND MINING
MOHAvE COUNTY. ARIZONA
Own rich siIver-Iead mine, four ledges so
It. tunnel. Is in. solid ORE concentrates 5000
daily leaving for camp few days need quick
cash for concentrator; sell half interest s., 500
terms; whole SIS, coo. will prove or pay ex-
penses; wire for particulars. WM. d. GRAN
MS, Pasadera,i Cal.
GOLD. amalgam, rich ore bought: cash; assaying
soc. PI0NER ASSAY CO., 13l 9TH ST. near
Howard
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INvEsTMENTs-conttnued

E. T. WAYLAND & Co BROKERS.
4T6 Monadnoek building, San Francisco, Cal
STOCKS OFFERED FOR QUICK SALE.
5000 shares Monterey Coal Co. lot) a $40 90
5s060 Alaska Petroleum & Coal Co. "a .12
Loco Landau Economic Syphoa Co. :. ts IL
1000 Pac. Fruits Cooling & yap Goa 30
1000 shares Juno, San Juan oil Co. a .06
l.t0d Ventura Oil Development Coo II
1000 shares La Blanc Oil Co..-.-..@ 81
LOCO Calf Corporation Co. l69o pfdl q so
1000 Calf Pressed Brick Co...--6 IL
,0c0 Coalinga National Petroleum. a .25
700 shares Templor Ranch Oil Co...GQ rs
800 shares Puritan Oil Co.. a .16
500 Shares Pyramid OIL Company a so
800 shares Ramona Oil Co... q 80
200 Pacific Slope Securities Co.. n 80
100 shares Mascot Copper Co. tWauted)
so shares Western States Life Ins. q % 90
FOR sale-Cheap. 500 shares Reynolds Trans
mission Inc. Box 3074. CaH Office. Oakland.
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE

BUNGALOWS.
Take your choice from 80 OF more bunga-
lows and cottages. prices ranging from 81 600 to
$1,000: first payment requires from 500 TO
$3.50, balance monthly payments. including inter-
est. $50 to S35- We have OF the most ar
tistic, new. modern homes in Berkeley or Oak
land. We will also build to suit at above tevms.
WHY PAY RENT?
WENTWORTH & CO..
1903 Grove ST., corner Goth and san Pablo av.,
Oakland.
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AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES

n. & B. l. BILL 543 Golden Gate av.-
Headquarters for Solar lamps, Vesta batteries,
anhard oil, Diamond chains and parts.
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CITY REAL EsTaTE-contInued

THOMAS f. HAYAfAN.
Suite 202, First National Bank Building.
Montgomery & Post. kearney 11O5
SAN FRANCISCO REAL ESTATE HAS STEAD
1LY DECLINED FOR FIVE YEARS
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PERSONALS


LAST CALI and will prove that 500
will bring you $4,000 year in SAFE sound,
honest investment; the best gold dredging
opportunity on earth today; write quickly for
proofs; time is short. JAMES r.. RYAN,
treasurer, Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.
ED-Please send address to me at once. You
all right. We all anxious to hear
from you. SISTERS MAMIE AND KATE.
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MEDICAL
DIX DALE,
81 Third ST. near Market.
noIia hIo SnaniaIiat f.,. IL. i.

DR.. of Obstetrics. Mary Adam: reliable special
list: cures all womens complaints successfully !:
home for confinement adoption h., 1-5 y. m
1904 Frntvale ay. Oakland: tel. Merritt 1898.
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MINES AND MINING

FOR sale-Cheap. 500 shares Reynolds Trans
mission Inc. Box 3074. CaH Office. Oakland.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-03

tional Red Cross, "A Million for Tu- berculosis from Red Cross Seals In 1910' is realized, it will mean on an average a little more than one cent contribution from every man, woman, and child in the United States. How easy it would be to pile up million to rout the plague of tuberculosis, if everyone did his part?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-03
FOR RENT
Dwellings

3G2 w. 9th, 6 rooms, modern. $30.0e 1214 w. 9th, 6 rooms, modern, $25.00. 18th and Linden, room, bungalow new and modern. 5000. 720 West 3rd. 6 room, hall, close in. modern, $25.00. 910 Oak. 5 rooms, with water. good repair, large lot, $12.00. 1429 Olive, rooms, IA block, good barn and out buildings. good repair $20.00.
 Cor. 14th and Magnolia. rooms $7.50 91S w. 18th, rooms. hall, 5000.
 Stores 220 w. Barraque. The old postoffics
 For Sale room Bungalow and 1-2 acres cf ground, bargain at $1,800. room house, lot 60x154, COT Mul berry and W. 18th, god repair $1.- 300.
 5 room house and lots big bargain at $1,600. Can give terms. Nice two story 2 room home, lot 75 feet front in s. B. part of city.
 c. $. McNEW
 108 PINE ST.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-03
Rochester. N. Y.

The Duffy Malt Whskey Co.,. Rochester, N. Y.
 Gentlemen: be troubled fermentation of food heart bun of everything distressed For short obtained relief from the medicines friends advised then would become sick until Doctor prescribed Duys Pure Malt Whsey Ibegan take medicine did world of good taking Malt Whskey weighed 150 bs weigh IFS b and anything without being distressed have many bottles friends of the who troubled with indigestion who have been cured has been several found relief myself but always keep Dua Pure Malt Whkey family for medicinal use.
 4as ss~ E; 4ste 9s9:As; G;;. M1A Ara""&-AE
 Thousands being cured month The genuine Dufys Pure Malt Whkey sold in SEALED BOTTLES ONLY by all druggists and dealers direct $100 large boe
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-29
The COURTS TO DECIDE a
FAMILIkRDISPUTE.

The question whether benzoate OF
soda Is a deleterious substance, when
used as a food preventative, Is now
up for settlement in the Federal
courts
When the special commission known
as the Remsen board reversed the
judgment Of the Department OF Agri-
culture experts, and declared benzoate
Of soda TO be innocuous, the State Of
Indiana, which bars @deletericus pre-
servatives, found itself involved IN
trouble with producers whose manu-
features contained the substance con
demned by the regular Government
experts, but approved by the special
Government experts. The Indiana Of
fcials continue to hold benzoate OF
soda as outside the pale OF the law,
thus sticking by the Bureau OF Chem
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LAY SERMONS TAGGED WITH
THE WRONG MORAL.

The average lay sermon might have
some real value If the neral we're not
too frequently tackled on upside down
Over Ia Roamania, where the milk
and the ceutenarians come from, an
old man OF eighty-five has lust married
the sweetheart Of his youth, aged
eighty Sixty years. ago Joseph and
Maria wanted 10 get married, but for
no particular reason 8Isria's father OBJ
jected, and the dutiful daughter agreed
to wait until his objections should
be removed by death. Thanks to that
wonderful milk diet, out Of which the
AetchnikofT cult Is frightening the
span OF life, the old man persisted in
living to the age OF II3- The faith
ful lovers put him under the sod, and
then, too old to dance at their own
wedding, too old To live except IN a
subdued retrospect Of the lean and
lonely years that had slipped away,
they faItered down the aisle and took
vows, which sounded Ike a mockery,
to be loving and forbesring until
death Us do part
Perhaps 1t Is all very beautiful in
the abstract to contemplate fiiial
devotion which remains mistaken I'M
til the octogenarian fancee wears the
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REMEDY FOR ALLEY
EVILS OFFERED. ~

Washington's alley problem has been
attacked from a new quarter. and a
new method Of dealing with II has
been offered. The District Board for
the Condemnation of Insanitarv Build
ngs proposes the latest remedy in its
plans TO. turn some OF the worst alleys
into public parks or Fairgrounds. The
details OF the boards alley theory were
given in Sundays Times, and should
be carefully considered by every citi-
zen interested in the upbuiIdinr. beau
tiication, and physical welfare of the
District The plan NAV or may. not
offer the best ultimate solution Of
the alley problem, but 1t Is certainly
worth trying
The Board for the Condemnation of
Insanitary Buildings Is composed of
the Assistant Engineer Commissioner,
the Health Officer, and the Building
Inspector. 1t has worked out its
plans for the eradication OF alley
slums carefully and Is ready to make
a vigorous campaign TO carry them
through. For a starter. II proposes
TO condemn the interior OF a few
blocks containing particularly objec-
tIOnable alleys and to convert the
spaces into ''pastime plots To ac-
eomPlish this 1t viii be necessary to
obtain a Congressional appropriation.
The board, however, has fortified it
self with statistics as 10 segregation.
health, death rates, morality. and
crime in the alleys under immediate
Consideration, and has otherwise equip
ped itself for the work OF convincing
Congress that an appropriation Is nee
essaTy-
Several housing dificulties will
present themselves to the community
Tor solution If the proposed work OF
the Board for the Condemnation of In
sanitary Buildings Is carried out. These
can be dealt with, however, as they ar
rive Converting the alleys into parks
VIII not remedy all the evil conditions
arising from segregation, but the ae-
tion VIII at least be a tangible, ef-
fective beginning Of the work Of sIum
eradication The District officials who
have started It and who seem anxious
70 carry It forward should have the
hearty support Of every Washington
Eterest.
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you sweari # a Shorthand report were
taken Of your ordinary conversation,
ard II were then typewritten II would
wear out the "a the dash. and the
D. and all to what purpose?
stealing has its cOmpensatiOns without
doubt. for a man who stesls gets some
thing. Lying also has its cOmpensati0ns
for a liar is either an entertainer Or a
man who is trying to escape the conse-
ouence OF his misdeeds, bat swearing is
as ridiculous and as purposeless as an
acephal0usJ rooster running around in a
circle. There IS no compensation OF anT
sort
ION the other hand there are a very
large ma ority Of the good people Of this
world who have money TO spe>d. posi-
tious TO give and friendship Of value TO
a gocd-mannered young man who are
inexpressibly shocked at this foolish
h,sbit American men are known as the
most prOfane the Yorjd has ever pro-
duced and swearing is a standing dis
grace tc the country, but there IS Vet
pIentv Of time for you You are young
vt and your habits are not so firmly
Ixed that You cannot correct them. and.
take it from me that you are making a
mistake 10 be like Gil Bias. eager 10 be
thought men Of sporty incTnatione
There is nothing manly il swearing
There is nothing under heaven TO be
gained by Il There is every chance in
the world that a young man addicted
20 it will loose prestige and friends by
II. I don't speak as a moralist, although
there is plenty 10 say on that side Of
the questi0n-but purely as a business
man and as such insist that there IS
not the slightest excuse for its use. and
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blossoms Of old age. But considering
the best interests Of society and the
right of every individual in it to the
maximum OF happiness, what author
ity had that obstinate and arbitrary
old father to blight two lives which
might have enjoyed sixty years OF
happiness, with two generations, per
haps, to rise up and call them blessed
The belauded filial devotion was simply
a slavish tribute 20 seIfishness-a self
denial unworthy of the cause. The
man was not altogether a humorist
who once remarked How difficult it
is for children to raise their parents
properly
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Miss Ruth Hood to Be Married
On Wednesday of This Week
Daughter of MIR. and Mrs. ames Cooper Hood to Wed
Lieut. John ]. Waterman, Seventh United States
Cavalry-Ceremony At Home of Bride

o. a small gathering Of relatives and
friends.
Miss Thomas, who has a large circle
OF friends IN Washington, spent the last
several years here as a member Of the
faculty Of BelcOur Seminary
The bride. who vas unattended. wore
her travelling suit IF gray cloth, with a
haI 10 match. and carried q bouquet OF
bride roses.
An informal reception followed the
ceremony. and later IN the evening Mr..
and Mrs Green left Nashvilie for a we'd
ding trip Upon their -eturn they viii
be at home, after october !, az sn villa
street
The Assistant Score airy OF state and
Mrs Huntington Wilson, who spent the
week end with the Secretary of State
and Mrs. RRo. at Valley Forge. viii re-
turn 20 Washington this afternoon
Mrs J. s Embrey and her daughter,
-,Iiss Bertha Emprey, are spending sew
eral weeks at Orkney Springs. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. william J. Oates have
returned TO Washington from Norfolk.
Va, where they were the guests Of
Mrs. HoIuberg has gone % Colonial
Of M and Mrs Donahue. at their
cottage
Mrs. Charles c. Lee is spending a
portion OF the summer season at
LenOx, Mass
Miss Dess Kline. Of Martinsburg,
". Va. is spending a few DAYS IN
Washington, visiting friends on Capt.
toll Hill.
Milton Nathan has left the city for
BraddOck Heights
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Messenger have
ret Irned 10 Washington from a fort
nights stay in Atlantic City
Miss Annette Goldsmith returned home
trdsy from the Blue Mountain House
and Mt. Holly Nd
DIT. and Mrs Louis stern and family
I have left Braddock Heights and are
spending fortnight at Mt. Holly.
{ Mr. and Mrs Lew Eiseman have left
I the Blue Mountain House for an ex-
/ tended trip 10 The Thousand Islands
Miss Alma scwab. Of New York. Is
visiting her sister, Mrs Ben Held Of I
street
( Miss N. Alexander. OF Baltimore. is
/ the guest OF Miss Selma ROsenthaL
The marriage OF Miss Dora Rosen-
berg. daughter OF Mrs NJ d ROsen-
berg. TO Frank Hoffman. took place
last evening at s O'Clock at the home
I Of the brides mother, at 1912 Twenty
/ second street Palms and American
/ Beauty roses formed the decorations
( for the occasion and the wedding
music was played b. a string OF
/ Chestra-
/ The bride, whose only attendant was
her sister. Miss Mary Rosenberg. wore
I a becoming gown Of white embToid-
cred hatiste and lace Her long tulle
ven WAS arranged with orange bios
/ SONS, and she carried q bouquet OF
Bride roses
/ Miss Mary Rosenberg wore q white
I bariSte gown trimmed with lace and
/ carried a cluster OF Bridesmaid
roses
! An informal reception followed the
, ceremony
/ Among the out-of-town guests pres
{ ent at the cereE 3ny were Mr. and
I Mrs A White. NJ and Mrs. r. Engle-
( man. Mr.. and Mrs A Breslau, and
7 the Messrs- White. Of Baltimore Abe
! Conan, Of New York; A. Lippman and
{ Miss LIppman. Of Chicago
A reception will be held this even
b ing in the home OF the brides mother
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STATISTICS ON THE LONGEV-
TTY OF MARRIED MEN.

One recalls with the afectionate
ven=ration due 10 age the minstrel
query whether married men live
longer than single ones, TO which the
end-man replied, without wrinkle
In his cork face, No; It Just seems
longer But cold statistics contra
dict the end-man. The s-c-etary OF
the Employers Liability Commission
out IN Chicago Is the latest to bring
forth statistics showing that matTi-
mony contributes 10 longevity He
frankly confesses that this Is not true
In the State of Illinois outside Of Chi
cago, and his observations have been
confined to a large extent to the men
who are engaged IN manual labor and
even IN hazardous occupations Fur
thermOre. he does not furnish Us with
the figures which ne SAYS he has gath
cred
We readily take him at his word,
however. and accept 1t as an explana-
ton that the man engaged in hazard
Gus occupations takes more care, real
izing that he has a wife, If not a fam
ily, dependent upon him. One might
90 further and venture the assertion,
aside from all statistics, that the mar
ried man takes better care of himself
IN generator Is better cared for,
mayhap-than Is the case with the
single ones, and hence marriage does
something more than make life seem
longer The weight of evidence Is in
savor of the Chicago statistician, and
5he reasons Tor his contention are
even stronger and more numerous
than those he presents
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istry, bat the manufacturers, who, OF
course, prefer to ABIDE by the opinion
of the Remsen board, object, and they
have asked for an injunction restrain
ing the Hoosier authorities from in
terfering with the sale Of their prod
ucts.
The case viii be followed with wide
spread interest As it stands now,
the preservative IN question has one
important decision in Its favor and
one against II. The courts VIII now
decide which IS right.
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What on the Program, IN
Washington
AmuSemeutS-

ADJUSTMENTS
COlumbia-''The Servant in the House.
SD p N.
Academy. The Chinatown Trunk Afys-
terry" SIS 2 m
Chase Polite vaudeville, Sis p. N.
Casino-ContinuOUs motion pictures and
vaudeville.
Cosmos Continuous motion pictures
Avenue Grand-vaudeviHe and motion
pictures
Gayety-Behman Snow, SIS p. n.
Lyceuu-''Nf Miss New York, Jr," SIS D.
m.
3Iajestic-Motion pictures and vaude-
Vile.
Masonic Observation-Disclosures pictures
Georgetown Open Air Theater-Motion
pictures and vaudeville
Glen Echo-Dancing and motion pic
lures
Luna Parz-AIusic and vaudeville
Chevy Chase Lake-SectiOn OF Marine
Band
Arcade-2Iusic and motion pictures on
roof garden
Howard-VaudeviIle and motion pic
lures
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MOVEMENTS o. VESSELS-

ArTived-Tennessee at Portsmouth, Pa
tuXeRt at Norfolk. Glacier at ChimbOte,
Peru: North Dakota at Montauk Point,
Castine at New London. Princeton at
san Francisco. California. Colorado.
Pennsylvania and Washington at Chin
bote, Peru; BrutUs at Hampton Roads,
Iowa. Indiana, and Massachusetts at
Annapolis, PenaCCOk at Portsmouth
Sailed-DubUque, Blueiields for Guam
tanamo- en- route to New York; Bagley,
Annapolis for Norfolk: Tacoma, CriStO-
bal for Bluefelds: Nanshan. NaEssaki
for Kobe, ,Le0nidas. Norfolk for New
York; Castine. Boston for New London,
Charleston. Yokohama for Bremerton:
CUVtlefisfl. Annapolis for Norfolk: North
Carolina and Montana, Portland for
Newport
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sc TOP it, The
~ business Doc
tor yelled so loud
that the young man
fairly jumped IN
his seat You don't
even know what !
nm selping at you
about You are
so STEPPED in the
essence of your sin
mat you dor I
know when you
commit it You
have so long used
profanity for YER
bal punctuation
marks that you
Io-s- L-ou- Ula~,