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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-24
SELLS BUSINESS BUILDING.
Prominent Local Capitalist Buys
COlIfnS-Guerry Property.

/ The Collins-Guerry Building. AT ST
/ Thirteenth street northwest. one Of the
large downtown Office buildings, has just
been sold TO a prominent local capt
talist
The building Is a grsy-brick structure.
with stone trimmings. and is five stories
in height. It IS largely occupied by real
estate and insurance brokers, including
! / Z. Shoemaker. Ballard & Lanham, L.
! Richold, A. II. Baker & Co. and the law
Offices OF Homer Query, the main floor
being until recently tenanted by the Har-
rison Realty Company
The building was purchased by the
Coujns-Guerry Company. a corporation
/ organized under the laws Of Arizona in
1904, and was the headquarters Of the
company until it relinquished its operations
/ In local real estate several years ago.
The building occupies parts OF lots 10. H.
and u. square go. having a frontage of
approximately thirty-five feet on Thir-
teenth street by a depth of 100 feet, the
building practically covering the entire
lot, with its area Of a little less than
! 5000 square feet. 1t is understood that IN
the neighborhood Of $500 was paid for
the property. which represents a price
per square foot, not including the build
Ing Of approximately SOS. showing a
healthy Increase in land values in this rap
idly improving section Of the downtown
business district.
The sale was made by the real estate
Office OF willige. Gibbs & Daniel, which
represented both Of the parties 10 the
transaction.
J. Louis Willige. in commenting on the
sale. stated that there has been a de-
mand within the past two months for
large downtown business properties, his
company finding it impossible to secure a
sufficient number of available properties
Of this character to meet the demand Of
its patrons. The company a few DAYS
ago sold large block OF ground in South
west Washington fronting the tracks Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad TO W. B. Moses
& Sons. who will erect a large modern
warehouse on the property.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-24
CARNIVALA NOVELTY
Miss Shreve'S Pupils Hold
Spring Show at Chase's.
TOTS DISPLAY FINE TRAINING

Each Performer Gets Equal show.
Stage Crowded with Ladies' and
LaSsies, hut Everything Moves
Smoothly and Notwithstanding
Programme Changed Daily.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-24
HERALD

Great care is exercised in
obtaining and writing the
news stories appearing
from day to day in The
Washington Herald.
Another strong feature is
the fact that the best mer-
chants advertise in The
Washington Herald, and
you can depend absolutely
upon their advertisements.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-24
NEW AERO CLUB FORMED.
Chief Purpose l. 10 Conduct Meeting
in the United States.

in the United States.
New York. May 23-Representatives
from eight clubs AFFILIATED with the Aero
Club Of America met to-day at % West
Thirty-ninth street and formed the
American Aeronautic Association. The
chief purpose Of this new organization is
to conduct national or local events indie
pendent Of the agreement Of the Wright
Company with the Aero Club of America.
which stipulated that no meets would be
sanctioned not licensed by the Wright
Company.
The eight clubs represent 300 members.
and 1t is the purpose 10 secure the afilia-
tor Of the eighty clubs named in the
United States. only seventeen of which
are identified with the Aero Club Of
America
The club delegates included 4. B. Lam
bert, who represented Indianapolis and
st. Louis; ]. J. Joyce. J. A. Hughes.
Baltimore A. w. Carpenter. J. V
Martin, and r. NJ Allen. Cambridge:
w. B. Strang and George NJ. Myers. Kan
sas City; J. S. Fanciuln. of Washington;
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-24

J. NJ Satterwhite. Buffalo, James z.
Plew and Victor Lougheed. Chicago.
The following officers were elected 20
serve until June .. when a meeting Will
be held in New York. George NJ. Myers.
Kansas City Aero Club, president, A. 3.
Lambert St. Louis. first vice president;
J. V. Martin. Harvard Aeronautical So
ciety, second vice president; Victor
Lougheed, Aero Of Illinois. secretary:
Jerome J. Joyce. Aero Club Of Baltimore.
treasurer
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-24

the G. B. s.
Dancing grls-Misses Leona Callan. Edna Wilcox.
Beatrice CosgroVe. Mary Smith Bertha Wolf
Marguerite Heard. Margaret White. Marion Iobr
Sadie May Lpp. Hilda Berberich Ora Helmling
Margaret McInerney. and Lucille Buck
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-24
Goes to Protect Rritish Intererts.

Kingston, Jamaica. May 23.-The Brit
ish cruiser Scylla sailed from here this
morning for Bluefelds. Nicaragua, TO
protect British interests
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-12

A GERMAN MIDDLE AGED AND SIN
gle, wishes work in a grocery store or
bar room; good references. w. BOHL1NG.
1913 N Kern st. 12-9-1t
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-12

MAN AND WIFE OFF OF FARM IN EAST
want work; ranch preferred. Address 251 N
FLOWER, Room l. Los. Angeles. Phone
Broadway 1741. 12-11-7
Young B-oY 10 YEARS OF AGE WANTS
position as bellboy BOX ESQ. HERALD.
12-e-7t
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-12
Legal Notice.

To Whom 1t May Concern:
Public notice is hereby given Il
partnership between KENNETH GRA
E. I. VESS. under the name and O.
GRANT & VESS, was dissolved by
consent on the 18th day Of May. rs
that the said Kenneth Grant viii
responsible for any obligations incu
the said Vess either under such
ship name or otherwise.
Dated at Los Angeles this 10th
December. 1910.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-12

AMERICAN, % YEARS OLD, FOUR YEARS
experience stock management, head OF ship
ping and receiving depts, progressive, initi-
atlve and executive ability. desires permanent
position; In perfect health: good salesman;
salary secondary to opportunity. Address
BOX Sc, Herald E-ll-f
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-12

BY YOUNG MAN OF IS; WILL DO MOST
ANYTHING; would like to learn a trade Of
some kind. Address BOX 1S1, Herald.
12-1O-7
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-12
WANTED-Situations, Male

YOUNG MAN FROM MASSACHUSETTS, EX-
perienced In executive purchasing work, IN
tends TO locate here permanently; training
has brought familiarity with office systems
and devices and several ines of trade; ag-
gressive, temperate. in perfect health; can
handle help. good correspondent; interview
solicited Address BOX 81, Herald. 12-11-7
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-12

SITUATION WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN
carpenter, who has had five years expert
ence as a bench hand and six months on
finishing work. will accept any offer for
good long finishing Job. Write II. ROBINS,
l240 w. Cotton st. R-ll-I
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-12

SITUATION WANTED ADS INSERTED IN
THE HERALD FREE OF CHARGE
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-12
HAIR DRESSERS--

UNDER THIS CLASSIFICATION, II
paid. your ad three times for the
OF two. or seven times for the
five.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-12
oodPcOpIc RcadandP Patronizc Herald Want ColumnS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Male

YOUNG MAN WANTS TO LEARN TO
drive car; have engineers license and good
knowledge of machinery; wiling to give time
compensation while learning; temperate
habits; references. Address BOX 1876, Herald;
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-12
TOR EXcHANGE-ReaI Estst
NOTICES

WE WORK WONDERS WITH II
Try us. STACY. s04 Fay bldg. III
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-12

WANTED D-sITUATIoN IN A CHRISTIAN
Science family, on any. car, by chauffeur |
will do gardening. Phone 1880. 12-11-1 |
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-12
The St. Regis

Housekeeping apartments, 23T s. Flower 81
Main 22So, A7ss6 Near business center; at
tractive building, porches, room phones, clean.
nicely furnished apartments, S12 to $780, single
rooms $3.50 to s4.5O weekly. $3.50 to SlS montnIyi
no children A-e-u
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-12

wANTED-WoRK: CARPENTERS HELP
er or other work: young married man.
Phone BOYLE 1871. 12-11-7t
YOUNG MAN, SO YEARS OLD, is LOOKING
for ranch position. Address BOX 306 Her
aid 12-1l-7t
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-12

wANTED-A JOB AS METAL PoLIsHER
or grinder, or will work at anything. Ad-
dress BOX 49, Herald 12-11-7
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-12

CHAUFFEUR-M R-MECHANICIAN WANTS Po-
sition either in the shop or private; nave
had long experience in all branches OF the
business on all makes: careful and thor
ough. Al references W. PAYNE llIo
Santee. 1z-o-'I
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-12

WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, 10 YEARS
of age, with knowledge OF stenography and
typewriting. position with real estate hrm or
IN lawyer office, with chance to learn busi-
ness and advance good references. Phone
EAST 1868. 1897
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-12

WANTED-A POSITION TO CARE FOR
garden and lawns; work carefully done;
charges reasonable; had experience; white
man. Address p L., 2Sl6h San Pedro, city.
12-10-1
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-12

WANTED-WINDOW, HOUSE CLEANING
and all kinds of short Jobs by hour or
day Lawns taken care of. JOHN 1921
S. Figueroa. Phone Bdwy. 40bO.
12-11-3t
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-12

EXPERIENCED, COMPETENT BOOK
keeper and office man desires position.
Excellent references. Willing to go out OF
11-15-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-12
FOR SALE-IncOme Property

WHO WANTS INCoME7 FOR sALE-12-
room apartment house, close in, renting for
S72 month; terms, $1,000 mortgage for $500;
pays Is per cent on Investment. II. A. MAS
SEY, 514 International Bank bldg. 11-27-1mo
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-12

WANTED-BY MIDDLE-AGED MAN. STU
alton in saloon or restaurant experienced;
or any kind of work; speaks German. JOS.
SCHMITT. 231 N. Broadway. 12-7-7
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-12

SITUATION WANTED-YoUNG MAN, ALL
around machinist or auto driver; wife will
ing to do general housework. Call phone
e. S35, lS246 N. BROADWAY. 12-7-7
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-12

WANTBD-BY EXPERIENCED ASSISTANT
steward or storeroom man, a position in ho-
tel, restaurant or steamship. Address JOHN
L. SIMPSON, 100 w. 14th st. 1871
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-12

MAN WANTS WORK ON GEN
tieman's private place; attend furnace, lawns,
horse, cow etc.. will care for automobile:
experienced; Al reference. Address BOX 80,
Herald. 12-11-7t
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-12

SITUATION WANTED-BY SINGLE MAN,
middle-aged German, as houseman or watch
man; can give references. GEORGE FLOT-
FINGER, 41SIa Ruth ave. 1871
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-12

WANTED-PoSTTIoN AS FOREMAN ON
ranch have had experience with fruit trees
and stock: my work speaks for itself. Ad-
dress BOX 2si, Herald 12-7-7
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Tuo u0Rr H,lro0>> non \
HArhurE ~. in=ht, IN NIpls.ing -.
sJ4 Niir> From - Ioui.

ST IOUIS No oct - T,ay' N.gr
and ". p N--uauu ~I'u rho u.l!r-r
Harhurg III 90 10 il'"rnlt ional bhlluua
race which started from ~ INu.- Nonda-
evening carlS dawn On The v,l,n- lay =
lAke Nipi>-inC puta~in - ~ \ " yr..
terdav. 80 rlIie- from - I,II- in-y
deScsnied from n-igI' { iSUs1 'n.'
with Two and IN" 'a' .lDS, = Hal.ts' =
n terrific -OC"d
A.smann wa Iu'lrri hon r'.-. -'-..u,
The water WITHIN u f"w hundred i""' 90
tho -hoTr
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~ tho - at.r fr.w - \ VI Er' ! - q =
when the sind b."V them 'i'-.' ~ 90 bar
ron island nhaIi'"t ou,s n1 ...'- Il, ~..
'h"y spent N" nigh af'"r wing 'l.. iu.-
loon 10 = tree In a." uurulnE hoy hat -
two Indiau- who paddl"L t."1 20 .'rr..
ton mile. from IN" nearest tow. p.wa-
spn. ont
Assmann'- I";' arm wa broken o., 'H,.
fan. an artery VA ~ aud hi- band
-prained "" bl"' az riElr. hl' .., ..
feeling well when Lieut. Npg' '"I".rIph"i
tonight
VII, n thsy "nd"tyu- I 20. ,nI.. down
at A VI 'h"v found t.ny Wv" about -
strike 'he water and IN rIu."u'iu- Dr.
lost much ballast and =s".'nG"i ~ "a GIT
sacks ~ ballast iof' Thy cId not '.r.
TO valve tho balloon w'..n r."' -" b.
last time fer folr That ~. ID be-
forced io como Down ~ . Nt'u
They woro So clos' =" shnII ~h'r b.
did touch tho Wa'or fnlllv 'nar 30 drag
rope touched land Rr hi- viii prob
ably not pr-;,n' thcu f.nu D. ana 6ls-
qualified. as N" rub. ~ ~" rae Np-ossly
state that a binding IN watpr VII th"r
lake. riVo- or 800. will GIsG-!aiify 'h- b.!-
loon
4 despatch received ms a''s-no,n by
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-20
The weather.

oct ~ The ,r,sre s'orm from me Gun " -
PROBABLY central over soul" part % Florida yes'sr
da' uo-rlnz Al reports south 81 ChAriestou
G. we're missing There pas HeAvy rain N
south carolina sEd 4 lighter :sl In Norm rAro
INA
Tho pressure uAs high over tire HiddIs Allan nc
anr Nra IEza-G states and over ne Northwest
D"'o sru these rigE areas there Vas depression
rofe-l-g N" axe regions and the upper Niss's
'lpri 30 "s ard c-Iual over Lake superior
Tts ro-'-s".'~-- tigh pressure Vas attended
us much cooler Fsathsr uhich covered me
r'siOa se,' - %" Mi.-!ss!ppi sIcept ths Paetre
,tA'es 20 northern Montana ard NosIh Dakota
II a. below 'fessinE 10 warmer N Neu
England N"v fors ard eastern PeunsylS aniA
and south "a the ~oAs' into norm Carohna-
In th's ri'' ~ ia a., fair anf warmer. Uind
rgl' 1orf.rHs' HHsrrg' Ir.r. i1ity =, peT cent .
baror.r'~r corrected - r~l. 20 - l-vei =, 4
- Ff1 50 n UW
The i~ry'fat-r~ yesterday. a. recorded rs the
o'nriAI t.'-En-~''-. D., .huVn N No AnnrI~d
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on >CHooI> I'M orr uONrr.
Nrs price Tets the Research Rarean Nh,
she ThinSS o. Nrong

~. rI.rn Education ASSOCIATION gave
u.' Yesterday a letter written nv he
chairman ut r'~"Nn,r.tIv- committee" Mrs
Miriam Sgiru PRICE. ., Il Fulton t.l'tuuE
ut '." Bvr"aI Of Municipal Research
explaining %" position 81 the ASSOCIATION
ga Cr.tICis.nS III" bVrr.Is criticism ~
'Ao Board 81 EdIcatou.s hudg"' esrt-
mat.
Ia regard - the request sent 20 the
Board ~ Est imnt. that provision he
made for - .'sD additional IUpls whsrsas
III" bureau thought that the actual IN
crrts"'SoIld be only i5OOO pupils Mrs
Price ,gys hat the Education AzSoCia-
ton ..aV"cat"- q smaller number uf chill
d--I u the class than the present force
u teachers p"-uItS and ~ addition that
Mr winthrop figures have the air Of
truth lh"s" figures allowed for an
annual normal prpWth u about $500
and for ~ 49, ~ r-prss"nfgnG tho dit
f"renc" m enrolment be'w.an May 49,
1910. when me registration figures were
taken. and the end ~ the Caisndar wear
December a. 1910. when registration
figures more accurately represent the
normal
Mn Pro" figures that the difference
between ~" salaries II teachers leaving
the schools and those taking thetr places
b, not NOR" Than the slC0pB NAMED nv
me btafu ~ FiltHtlpl, ln~iasln bf fsiuR
Slp nm. a. suggested by the bureau
81" adds that the criticism ~ the BOARD
- FdgCl'Ion by m. bureau l. likely
- rripul" the work 81 the b1ard and saws
fla' ~" burcau'- agents have based their
t,'Ipu on m" fallaCy that the Board IT
Fdu"I'lon - primarily business de-
pa~'r"ni Will" - real function ~ s,ilI-
o,ilDn1l and that n this basis 81 orRani-
Sa'Iou is d"f",'i'" a change n organi-
/atl"n ought - b" suggested Ia the board
and di-rIs-.i
Mr. Price tolls how 'he Ro-rd n Fd,I-
cation nak"S up ~ budget which gets
~ start ~ e committee ~ the hoard ~
-Iperintsndent- and H. modified and
approved bv ~. sral sub comini''a4-<
~ tho hoard and then l. laid before the
hnanc" committee and tho auditor before
n Roe- before tho whole hoard This
method oby iolI-ly -he -ays dos not
place the responsibility for budget max
ing IN the hands ~ q single adfninisira-
tive head m other department. She
conclude that her aEEociatIon IL salts
lied that all sums asked for ar" less than
are needed
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Owners and chauffeurs' Coats

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60 H.z "HfutrI- "" F. Fs.r
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over 'he ocean must 10 st.ll larger and
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than a sensational jdN"u'.sr"
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v'sHi."r"S yoEs''sT vuu ." NV sSr 80
MORROW
I.ys r,.7 Nss 'nr- -Ii7 =" ,'rr at a,suisg
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t.- .'r 'ug.aud. rain 10 DAY anI ~ r0rroW
r. .Isr 3 200 r'gh' Increasing -Iiffrz winds
t.rH~'I. dangerous n"r'h~a.f gaze b. -ou'rern
carlton
poo. 'r.'srr TsnfsyltAria. Nrw Ir-ssy ard
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r,in N day am possibly - morrow nseh colder:
northeast shiung 10 nOEthUssI EAla.
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NORDH ~ 1901 NJ
Fa-i' Op~TasorVS GNr H-r Great Rrc-r-
ton 'ritir> Praise Ilrr French

tNhi~. u'' 10 Lillian \ordI.a PLAYED
'., ru'" Il isu'f, ~ N. opera to. ntEh'.
18th Ven pN,s ~ r.. '.r ~" had a
Tremendous reception
o." entities pra.s" her rrust"ry OF tho
'..r b 'ar-la--
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lllrn Ter, ,.rIns to >-r ,.rn

..... 10 fssr.nF . THE SIS
lu'."N. u.' 10 Euen Terry tie ac-
tres. s,u'd for New o-K today on tho
-'"1ustiu NIrI'lC
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Nottoo early tn think OF furs,
especially Tor motoring. and
buying lur coats Is regular
"Bug Bear for many men
Don [ wonder
IiOw Is anyone. excepting 4
urricr. going to size uu value.
especially in these days when
the markc, ], Hooded with
clever limitations.
You have got 10 look TO the
reputation oi the house from
which you buy.
Our customers depend upon
Us for rock bottom facts.
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is raccoon-it s.
OR ii us muskrat, we call il
musNrdt.
Beside the satisfaction Of
absolute reliability YOU know
YOU get full moneys worth.
Our iur lined and fur outside
coats are moderately priced
the volume ofour general bust
ness lets us waive the excess
sive profits small specially
shop, must add.
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