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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

Published only as information. not guaranteed
l 200 D m daily-For Virginia, West Vir-
zinia. and Kentucky points. Pullman Sleep-
$40 D. m. daily-CINCINNATI-ST LOUIS
CHICAGO SPECIAL Solid train 10 s.
Louis, with Pullman sleeDers 10 Chicago
Stops only at important stations Pullmau.s
iI.io .. m. daiiy-F. F. V. LIMITED o.,
Cincinnati. Louisville, the West. Southwest
sn6 Nor. west. Pullman sleepers
1I-As a. n. Week Days.-Pullnan ps-t,-
cs- without change, Washington 10 Nev~,er.
Nevs. NCvfolk. and Old Point Comfort Va
". 5. r. F. & p, Richmond. and c & %
Ry-
Chesapeake and Ohio Ticket OFFICES ~ Sta
Pa ave- 1883 F st. and New Union Sfstf01
Telephone main 1856 and 220s for ticLsts
baggage checks. ressrystionS. and taxicabI
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
''6very Other Hour on tho ODD Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. sd ST NEW YORK
100 a. m-Diner. Pullman PaTi0r Car.
= 90 g. m--6-hour train
800 a. m--Dlner and Pullman Parier Car
SII.OO a m--Diner and Observation Pullman
Parlor Car
100 .. m.-Diner and Pullman Pa-ior Car.
400 p m---Royal Limited All Pullman
Five-hour-
tG:oo =. m.-Cosches TO Ph1adslphiz
500 D. m--Diner and Pullman ParIor.
500 p. m--Coaches 20 New York
Is y. T.-SleeperE 70 New York
s2.B2 a. m--SleepeTs 70 Philadelphia and Nan
York
ATLANTIC CTFE. t7:oa 's;Oos tII.so g m.
tl:o' 80" p Pm m p.r-rNxozE
EVERY HOUR On THE HOUR
week Days, g. m 70 II p M
sz5Z Is 90. $3.50 20. "1-z0, zoo Is 30 g o.
ts.SO, tle.0o. 'll:oo q m, 'l2:oo noon. tI2.05.
t1.S5. $50. -5.Os. $50 $500 $50 f7:Co .s:5G
fs.OO. 1000, JOS. '1I,SQ. 'I2:I5 y. T
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. ~. $50 p N
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS. and LOUIS
VILE, ss.1O a m. "E-05 D. M. '1--40 night
PITTsBURG. $40 g M ~. $40 ,. II.
r12-S0 night
COLUMBUS. $50 p m
WHEELING, 'e.I0 a m. $50 p m
WINCHESTER. 1910 a m. tf-c5. f5:os
? FREDERICK. $50. 1910. 4s15 g. m. u.ss.
HAGERsTowN. ts:Io a m. f5,O0 .. n
ANNAPOLIS. go. Is a. m. f12-aS nOoA.
30, 1880, $3.50. and $3.50 ,. m.
sDaiiy. tExcept sunday +Sunday only
TELEPHONES al al of the following
Ticket Ohices- l4li = ST. Tel Main 1881 sl9
station Ticket Ohice. Main 7Ss0: Informa-
ton Bureau. Main 1880
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RAILROADS
sEABOARD AIR LINE.
SCHEDULE.

SCHEDULE
1e-oS q N. Saiiy. Florida Fast Mall +"
7-l,-o7,rh coaches and Pullman sleepera n
Savsnnah and jacksonville. Parlor car
Jsckso1viIle 70 Tampa Through EIsepers 20
Atlanta and Birmin CHAM Dining cars
I..5 q m--'-Ths F1amingo.'' Through
coaches and Pullman sleepers to Jacksonville
connections for St Augustine. Palm Beach
Miami Knights Key, and Havana. Dining
cars
200 D m--''Seabosrd Florida limited &"
Solid Pullman Electric Lighted ThrouEhouA
sieeDers TO St Augustine. Palm Beach, NJ
ami and Knights Key. Connection for Mas
san ana Havana Club Observation and
dining car.
5-25 D m daily. Seaboard Express
7-brourh coaches and Pullman sleepeTs n
savannah, jacksonville. and Tampa Also
10 Atlanta, Birmingham. and Memphis Din
T1cket Onice, 1Es New York ave NV
z A HARDWOOD. . T A
c. B. Ryan, G. P A. Portsmouth. Va
G. z Phillips. d. P. A, Washington D. c
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n B-Followlng schedule figures published
o1I, as information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta. Birmingham, Mobile Nsur
O-Ieans Asheyflle- a IN and fO-A5 D m
TTo- Cbattancoga and Memphis. 500 a d.
daily.
r,i1gharn- New Orleans. 1910 D. m
80. Roanoke. knoxville Chattanooga Nah
,-lfle Memphis. {-lo a. m, daily. (Sieeofn-
car cpen after 10 p NJ
For Atlanta. Birmingham, Columbia
CHARLESTON. Augusta Aiken. Savannah. Jarl-
SonyiIls. and Florida points. s-I5 D m E.ilv
L S. BROWN. General Azent
sa1-4F an,
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Washington Southern Railway

For Richmond and points South via Fr.6
ericksburg-Jesvs Union Station dailv I-9a
a. m; 7-25 a m, 1o-oS a. m; u;95 a. ms
1000 2. m Leave week days, 700 :
s. a. l., Florida Limited. and 40 . -
A. c. l.. Florida SPECIAL An PuIlmanS; "a
local stops Local for Frederictsbslrz 6 =
n. daily. Times % departure ard connse.
tlonS not guarantssd 4astS
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SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY

FOR SALE FINE BUSINESS STAND. Sc. SO.
500 CASH, BALANCE 81 PER MONTH.
NEW BRICK STORE OK II ST. y e
WITH LARGE SHOW WINDOW. HEATED
by HOT WATER AND LIGHTED BY EI.EC-
IRItlI4 AND Gas SPLENDID LOCA-
TON FOR ALMOST ANY KIND OF BI-St-
NESS. SIMILAR STORE NEXT DOOR
SOLD FOR ABOUT $500. CHAS A
SHIELDS. 1885 NEW YORK AVE X ".
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EASTER FLOWERS

EASTER FLOWERS Thousands Of fine flow
ers at low prices HARDY, the Florist and
1andscape Gardener Vermont ave. and I.
- ~ W Branch store. Si5 18th ST y. ".
Both phones 8445 North. S529 Main. mh25,e5
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LOAN SOCIETIES

On Diamonds, Watches Jewelry,
Etc.
MONEY AT SO PER YEAR
A Philanthropic Institution
Capital -.-.---------.--.-..-.-.-- 81 600. 90
Reference-Any financial institution IN TIA
rftv Redemptions made from paWu broker,
and new loans Issued
PRUDENTIAL LOAN SOCIETY,
Ground floor. y. W. cor. Eth and G sta
Private side e1tIG1cA TrRnsactjUns strfctIE
essAdsrttsl faIt-tf
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FOR SALE-ACREAGE

FOR SALE-THE CHEAPEST ACREAGE
PROPERTY ~ THE DISTRICT. ONLY $50
PER ACRE s. ACEES OR PART CON
.NENIENT TO CITY CAR LINE. RICH son.
CHAS. A. SHIELDS. 1886 NEW YORK
AVE. y W -Db-7-7+
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LEGAL NOTICES
T. n. THOMAS AND A. 3. DUVALL.
Attorneys

~ TBE SUPREME COURT or THE DIS
IRiCT Of COLJMBIA-Hoiding a Dis
trict Court IN re- the opening ~ an alley
IN square @s52- District q Columbia District
Court 40 s57- Notice is hereby given that
the Commissioners " the District o. C0um-
ola- pursuant 90 The provisions OF section
lsus e. seq Of the code OF law Tor the Dis
trict or Columbia. have nied a petition in
this court PRAYING the condemnation Of the
land necessary for the opening Of an alley
IN square numbered tweuty-eight hundred and
siXty-two C2s62) IN the District of Columbia,
as SHOWN on 2 plat or map Med with the
said petition. as part thereof. and praying
also tnaL a jury u hVe 1udicious dis.nter-
esled men. not related 10 any person inter
ested IN these proceedings and not IA the
service or employment % the District OF
Columbia or % tho United SrareE be sum
moned By the United States Marshal for the
District Ot Columbia 90 assess the damages
each owner of land % b. taken NAV sustain
by reason OF the opening o. an alley in square
twenty eight hundred and si1ty-tvs0 tcS5zl and
The condemnation % the land necessary for
me purposes thereof and 20 assess the benz
hts resulting rherefrOU. Including the ex-
penses or these proceedings. as provided for
IN and By the Aforesaid code 4 law. Il is
oy The court, this 22d day 0f March. A D.
lylo, ORDERED. that all persons having any
interest I'm these proceedings be and they are
hereby warned and commanded o. appear In
llls court on or before the Sth day Of April.
A. D 1910 al iH o'clock a. m. and continue
IN attendance until the court shall have made
its mai order ratifyinE and confirming the
u, Htatt-oeFo am llir d-'---1iIi-lL ~
DEMENT'S % the jury % be EN- 7aueled and
sworn herein, and 10 is further ORDERED.
mat copy q this n-rir- and o der be pub
hshed once IN the Washington Law Reporter
ana once IN The Washington Zines neas-
papers, published IN the said District. before
nc said ith day Of April A. y. 1910. II Is
further ORDERED. that a copy OF this
notice and order be served by the United
states Marshal Or his deputies. upon such %
ne owners Of the fee OF the land % be con
demned herein as may be found By the SAID
Marshal his deputies within the District
~ Columbia before the said SIN dav of April
a d 1910 By TIE court. WENDELL. ?.
SiAFFOkD- Justice tSeaL1 A true COPY
Test = r YOUNG. clerk by F. = CT-%-
NINGiA1f. Assistant CLERK, y
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FOR SALE
$500 CASH will purchase a 1O-room house.
with baths at Columbia HeIEhts Built
by owner for home Balance same as rent
PERCY H. RUSSELL.
RUSSELL BUILDING. 90 G 81. y. ".
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PRINTING
ICE CREAM
RAT EXTERMINATOR

I GREAT DISCOVERY-POSIT RAT
ENTERMTNATOR. 90 Box. Yearly con-
tracts for House Store. and Entire Building.
Rat ENterminating Work Solicited. Write or
Call. PITTSBURG DIFFERENTIATION Co.
1905 9Th y. ". mhIq-1ts
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR sALE-s335
remarkably low price for such
modern home. on the Heights. two stOr-
les and cellar hot-water heat built 10
sell for 1000. For a home or invest
ment II is hard TO beat
stone g FAIRFAX. 1872 \. Y. ave.
FOR SALE
A Columbia Heights Barsain- g, 9oo
Facing south; a comfortable two
story dwelling with a cellar. furnace
heat, lot c5XlOf; near 18th and Colum-
bia road Lot alone worth the price.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 y. Y ave. 4,
FOR sALE-s3.1Oo.
sth St. near o. brick dwelling. Z rooms
and bath. room for stable; hrst-class
condition, near schools and markets. a
very convenient location
STONE q FAIRFAX. 1892 y. Y. ave.
FOR sALE-sS.OOo
a coy home on Rhode Island avenue.
near 6th St, two stories. rooms, mod
ern bath, lot 30XS0. good condition
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1872 y. Y. ave
FOR sALE-oNLY 5000
on X street. west Of 9Th. a seven
room dwelling. 20 IT, front. a good rent
ing property. splendid opportunity for
one wishing 10 locate near the business
section.
STONE & FAIRFAX 1882 y. Y. ave.
FOR SALE-sa.590
4 two-story bay-windOw brick dwell
ing. with covered porch. on the Heights,
west of 18th ST.; tiled bath. open plumb
ing. furnace heat. cabinet msntels. deep
Tot TO an alley. in a section built Up
with EiEh-priced homes.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 y. y. ave.
FOR sALE-ss.75O
street y ", near y Capitol 81.
price reduced TO make quick sale 70
settle an estate; lot Is IT, front
STONE q FAIRFAX. 1912 y Y. ave.
FOR sALE-S3.OOO
brick dwelling Eye 81 y. w
rooms and bath, good condition. 4
good piece Of property to own for
home or Investment
STONE 8 FAIRFAX. 1882 y. Y. ave
FOR SALE-Ss.s0
Eye st. y. W. between sth and 10th.
rooms. A remaryab,y low pr.ce for
a dwelling in this high-prlcsd central
location.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 y. Y ave-.
On s st. y W. a three-story brick
dwelling, can be purchased Tor $3.50
Reasonable terms can be mades southern
exposure.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1872 y. Y. ave.
FOR SALE-In BloomingdaIe-S5.S 80
Two stories and cellar. rooms and
bath. furnace heat. A good solid house.
STONE & FAIRFA&. 49, y. y ave.
FOR SALE-ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Facing south. near llth and Irving
streets. brick dwelling, 8 rooms. bath.
covered porch. porcelain tub: nice lot
VIII rent Tor 50 per mOnth- Price. $3.50
STONE * FAIRFAX. 1872 y y ave
FOR SALE-S8. go
The best small house ever offered n
the District Of Columbia west of TN
Ets southern exposure a brick dwelling.
two stories and cellar larger rooms than
you would find IN many $500 houses
furnace heat, yeTy large bath room
Gas and coal range Windows on three
sides For a home. Investment, Ct spec
uIa.loa, there IS nothing better
STONE d FAIRFAX. 1912 y. I. ave.
FOR SALE
Near the Union station. three nearly
new BAY window brick dwellings. rent
ing Tor IS per month price each, s.. so
Nice appearing red brick fronts. good
sized lots.
STONE q FAIRFAX 1872 y. 7. ave.
FOR SALE
on 10Th g. n ". south OF Rhode
Island avenue. TWO stories and cellar
rooms and bath. first-class condition
sanitary plumbing. 1850
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1882 y. 7. c.-
NIB --st
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR SALE
BARGAIN-DOWNTOW RESIDENCE
Owner Immediately in need ~ funds
requested 20 sell his handsome
downtown residence At a sacrifice of
from 5000 @ 5000. Il Is a full g.
story bay-window brick. parlor, back
psrior. dining room. pantry and kltch-
en- on the first floor. 4 bedrooms and
modern bath on the second floor.
large bedrooms on the third floor. con-
crete cellar; brand-new heating plant:
over .. 000 feet OF ground. southern Ak
posure. house IN perfect condition.
l5 minutes walk from e-h and r SITS
y. u. Can loan g. 600 on the property
Adjoining houses held at $500 70
$500. Price Of this 20 quick buyer,
s6, 500.
GARDINER & DENT Gnc.). S2 18th ST. Nv
ATTRACTIVE NORTHEAST HOME.
One cf the best squares y 2 IN
usually attractive --stOry bay-window
brick, very large rooms; beautiful
tiled bath, porcelain tub: stationary
washstand. nickel plumbing. concrete
cellar under the entire house, furnace
heat. good front aud back yard. On
account Of recent exchange the new
owner viii sell for 81, 900. Worth
much more
& DENT Unc,). s12 18th 81 Nv
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Z n THOMAS AND A. p DCVALI, /
Attorneys
{ II THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
-FLCI or COLUMBIA Holding 4 DisJric.
SolrJ- IN r. the Widening of an Alley IN
Square 5Sl, District % Columbia. District
court No So Notice is hereby given thac
! lae toT1rlis isssicners Of the District OF Co
.-lnnia- pursuant 20 the provisions Of Section
/ ls1s e sea- of the code OF Law for the
District OF Columbia, have fIed a petition
IN this Court praying the condemnation OF
lne ana necessary for the widening OF an
I al-eF IN square numbered twenty-five Hun
dred and EIEhty-One C.5sIB IN the Dist-ic-
or Columbia. as shown on a plat or map fled
with the said petition. as part thereof. and
PRAYING also that jury ~ i've iudicious
disinterestec men not related 20 any person
Interested IN these proceedings and not In
the service or employment % the District
OF columbia or of the United States. be sum
moned BY The United States Marshal f9- tha
District o. Columbia 20 assess the daua-az
eacn owner o. land 20 be taken may sustain
DT reason ~ the widening Or an alley in
square twenty-five Hundred and EiShrv-ors
t-5ol1 and the condemnation n the land neces-
sary FOR the purposes thereof. and TO assess
the dement's resulting rhtrefr0Tn. including the
expenses of these proceedings. as provided
for In and by the sfou-salI code ~ Law.
IL Is. By the Court this I'd day or March.
A D. 1910. ORDERED that. all persons hzr-
ing any interest in these p-ocee Finrs BE- and
they are hereby. warned and COMMANDED
10 appear IN this Court on or before the
Lhth day o- April. A ID. 1910. az 10 O'Clock
a m and continue Iu attendance until ~
Court shall have made It's duzl order ra-i-
fyluE and confirming the award o. darnaE,a
ana the assessment ~ benefits OF the 1u1f
20 be empaneie6 and sworn herein a15 3.
Is further ORDERED. that a copy Of this
notice and order be published once IN the
Z washington Law Reporter and once in The
Wsshinsr~n Times. newspapers published I'm
Z the said District before The said 18th dav ~
April A d 1910. l. IS Furth ORDERED.
that copy of this notice and order la
I served by the United States Marshal or his
deputies upon such % the owners q tr-
I Zee Of the Iaud 20 he condemned herein as
may Be- found BY the said Marsha o- his
[ deputies within -he District ~ Columbia be-
fore the said 18th day 0. April A d 1910.
/ BY the Court. Wendell p. STAFFORD
I JUslice- tSea.-t A True Copy Test J 4
I YOUNG Clerk BY r f CUNNINGHAM
Asst Clerk II
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FLOOR OILS
OAHClNG

PROF. 4 MRS WNNDHAM, SIC eth y. W
Teach all dances. Lesson SOC, for 81 90
Pirate Lessons any hour. Phone Main 5619
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MISS COULTER. 60i Mass. ave. y W II
sou can walk l can teach YOU To waltz.
lessons any time, SOC Phone Main 1889.
mh2e-2ts
MRS. GLOVER. 6l3 end. Prl. lessons 50c:
waltz q tvo-step guar lessons Class Tues
Thurs sat eve. &c Phone W Il2g. .i.,iO-tf
DANISONS, Prof. and Mrs. 7i9 9Th " W
Est 1892 Phone n 1854 Lessons any hour
classes and dances. Tues, Thur. evs. Assem-
b!y dances %at'I Rifles ATmOry every sat.
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DANCING STUDIO. 2lS Eye 81. y. w;
Misses Chamberlain and Cobb, teachers: so
eial dance Thursdays Phone NJ 5Sf7-Y.
Ja2-tf
PRIVATE DANCING SCHOOL
Oniv one taught ~ a time
Latest dances. two Instructors.
isIs y. Y ave. SELECT. Phone IL. 5S25 7.
del-ts
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FOR SALE
a very desirable corner lot. west OF Conn
ave, surrounded By many SlG9 600 homes
Price only 40c per foot VIII be worth 81 %
PERCY X. RUSSELL.
RUSSELL BUILDING. 81 q St y "
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FOR SAtE-LOTS

FOR sALE-ONLY Ss25 PER LOT; BUILD
ERS. QUICK ATTENTION; 9 LOTS or a
CORNER y. &. ON GRADE AND NEAF.
CAR LINE; PAVED STREET. GAS. WATER
SEWER SIDEWALK. 17-FT. FRONTS
cHAS. a. SHIELDS, 1886 y. Z. Ave y. "
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY

NAVY YARD ISvESTMENT-5-room and
bath double apartment. H-1S rent per year.
Price, 5000. and must he sold
d r. JOHNSON CO.
1913 n st. ~ W mhes-St
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WANTED-HOUSES

SMALL PLACE near Washington, on the
car lire. With a house. also other buildings
that would be suitable for chicken farming
Answer. stating location and rent wanted 10
BOX 33, Times office. nh22-st.
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Z n THOMAS AND A p DCVALL,
Attorneys
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WENTEO-REAL ESTATE
Mr.. PROPERTY OWNER
Place your property in our hands fur rent
or sale: City. farms. or suburban. We
cannot supply our applicants Give Us a trial
Lincoln Land and Improvement Co Inc
Central National Bank Building,
fth and Pa y. ".
fs25-sod-u
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FOR RENT-OFFlCES

FOR RENT-A very desirable Office room. :,
per month Stewart Bldg. 6th and d sts
y u. nh22-3t
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FOR RENT-ACREAGE

FOR RENT-lO0 acres hns truck farm, build
ings- on water front. also street car line
MCGHIE- SIS 9th 81 y " taIs-eod-tf
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FOR SALE-FARMS

n ACRES. S-rCOm house. ready for trucking
this season. 10 miles from Center Market.
81. 80. cs acres, 4-rOom house, u miles from
Center Market. miles from 3. & O. r R.
81 $50 30 acres. new 6-rOOm house. ~ miles
from +. r., $3.50. +. T. SHEA Room s.
Victor Bldg. S-H and Grant place \ "
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FOR RENT-STORES

FOR RE.NT-SSO PER MONTH; NEW STORE
1905 n ST. y z. WITH FINE SHOW
WINDOW. HEATED BY HOT WATER AND
LIGHTED BY ELECTRICITY AND GAS:
FINE LOCATION FOR ANY KIND OF
BUSINESS. CHAS. A SHIELDS, 1885 NEW
YORK AVE. y ". mhZS-3t
IlI3 9Th 81. y. W. large store and cellar $40 0,
KARRICK & METCALF. 1870 y. \ ave.
rnh90 z *
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FOR EXCHANGE

6-ROOM BRICK. all modern improvements
on 9Th 81. =. F.; small trust, over . years
70 run will exchange for property near 45h
and 9 SITS y W. price 5000
COLONIAL REAL ESTATE CO.,
y W COT 18th & g SITS. y. W
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SPECIALITY OF city. suburban. and farm
exchanges. a big list; anything YOU may
want f1r something you don't want
See L. E F. PRINCE. s2I Bond Bldg
mhIg--t
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CLAIRVOi iANTS
25C CASTRO 25cI

Clairvoyant and Palmist Makes troubles ny
Never dtsappoints. Tells all you wish to
know. Succeeds where others fail Low fee
so4 X 81 N W over Library Fruit Store.
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FOUR MILES from city IN Va: 6ir-room
house. two minutes from station. also for
rent, furnished for summer a bunEaloEr al
same place. POTTER Room Z. 15O5 Pa ava
mhI7-eod-.sc
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-16
MAY FIGMAN IS COMING
AS MARY JAMES PA

1--we the handspring or the word
- which gave il birth, maintains II,
"a ,s the ruling passion OF all who
-. IL is the theme of Max Figman' 5
- comedy success, Mary James IA,
~ witch the fHvorite artist VIII ap-
- af the Colonial for rlVe DAYS
srsrriue next sunday In TINS instance
s,,-sJsr 10 is set in a comedy frame
win lots ~ laughter ana pure who're
some FUN a.. In. - IN.
,,-fbar for her children, which gives
- courage 90 take up a mans WOT k
ar5 support them, the love OF the chill
S-sn MAD gives the mother strength in
- sriu6us task. the love OF a man
~ a woman with whom ne sym
-arhiz=s. the love OF the daughter
~ Gar actor sweetheart. the love OF
~ -osforry swain for all the girls. and
fss1s upou the flattery Of IL, the love
"a the little child, whose sympathles
ave always for the unhappy; and last
~ the love of the man. the father love
ana the mate love, which crowds out
me wanderlust in his heart, brings him
hack after eleven years and aWakens
Win red0ubled strength his affection
for wife and children, and inspires him
r-spons bilities and become husband
and a man again.
And permeating il all is the under
current the love OF home that great
Institution that builds up nations and
brings man closer TO his Creator. MARY
lanes Pa" is one great sermon in love.
told with picturesque truth and beauty,
and interpOlated with laughter and
honest humOr.
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The results OF the new thoroughly
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ADVICE FROM AN ACTRESS

be making SIS a week and over in two
or three years IL they were properly
guided and trained. ] know that | am
crashing into pet shibbOleth
Of the stage. but it's not
difficult 10 be an actress. OF
course. TO rise into higher rank one
must be very, very talented and very
captivating Approach 20 perfection Is
rare in any line.
Whenever a girl comes 10 me and
asks Gould ] be an actress 1 always
make her sit down and enjoy herself
and get acquainted before 1 answer. We
sit al tea, or we go for ride on the
avenue, or 10 a matinee By the time
she leaves / can whisper il her ear
BY all means go on or Don't try the
stage and feel that 1 have fairly an
sWered her question.
II managers would follow this poll
Icy OF watching girl in her natural,
everyday life, instead Of listening TO
the parts she has played or giving her
a piece 10 declaim, there would be
fewer failures. For i'll is what is latent
in wousSn that makes her success
ful on the stage. She must not only
be bubbling with life The one big
thing that makes your success on the
stage is lots Of vitality-iife. II you
have that, go on the stage; IL you
haven't stay off
And the actress, who had spoken
from experience, having risen unaided
10 the enviable position OF leading
woman, finding the gloves to her taste,
gave a parting invitation TO the girl
clerks 10 come and see her if they felt
they could meet the needs she had
shown, and went out 10 her motor car
and along uptown TO an afternoon re-
hearsal
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-16

,,.,Ia woman with golden
CHIC MIR and nattily dressed,
n prehSs5 from her touring car IN
1 - ePf,oVrn department store IN
10 q dow recently and there Was
New NoI1- and cessation OF business
sudden ssord was passed aioI ,..'s 'lll
- the .~SIsrks that IAN actress was
Inc girl ritting a glove over The
s.ouBing ~ the actress, the glove
dainty hsiII bolstered up her courage
counter 81"
10 sss If hard 70 get on the stage
"Ail suOcessful! ,...,..e,. s-or,
md % = me surprising answer from
40. -. who was none otheI ma
me ssLos srahl the woman VINO mas
vfss hese'. remarkable success IN
~rhisfeo adv" that brilliant com
s.rhs ca 49, Forbes. author OF "Ihe
eds D! 80 and "rhe Travelling Sales
ComHa'sis
nsn o+bsr clerks moved up closer
Two ne loOrWalker took occa-
and 49, Il she could not assist ~
SOB Sie 81 a pair OF sloNes ~ m
actress $3.50 more deeply into the
tsFest N,s.>,,versation. Miss StahI 5
actress ,,aet was even more starting
next ~ ~ zen her declaration that II
Than heo bard 90 get on the stage and
be sne ss,15 Of the girls In this store
Sseome actresses win Iair paIts
ooele 1Ssv only % devote lnelf ti IN
Weis stage and keep their heads,
% INC a3arI Half OF the girls on
fald -.ags-and ] don't mean chorus
the - fI-t like some OF these girls
girls-a merely cOmely full OF lire
fhat s--,-f,- Intelligent. I've been IN de-
ana a. stores where 500 girls We're
l-alrioved and found fully 90 thal coulu