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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-06
Sm ,3eitalter Der Yleurenleu
unS Reiberitute.

3ros oIer flebentIihsn Bitten unO
Iorta'tiTmen Sp5itsIeien IoBt bic Dus
menmooe niht bon ben 8ogslfsoern
unh 9oe.Ilei1sn; ia. fit i6sint sesen'
lp1riie nebr ols is auf bitten ShmHd
erpidt 81 iein, unb Der aufmertiams
8sobad,ter iisbt nuf ben Risienhiitsn
Der beutissn 9amsnpeli. audi nonbsm
bic Mngtnruoform imntr msbr DIR
3opfseftoli aelpihtH iit, nebtn ben
fpippsnhen pltursufen BON oft sritaans
Iiher gones aud Gliis.l, StaBe unb
sanse 4ombinntionen BON oIltrlsi Je,
bsrlpsrt, Die Der 8inbstunft bss sgdbris
tantsn ale ghre MAIDEN, btrtn artbes
itinnnung une Griennung aber aud
benz ssfpitsitn Grnitbolosen niht iHs
msr I.iHt falltH oiirfis. Die Gtraubs.
bic bic mahtissn pleursuien lisfsrn,
tperbsn sur ,3eit ldnait auf Jarmen &C.
Sossn, uno nur 10 In Is moslih. ben
auF b,m Mlobtnmartt fetig itsissRhsu
gsodrf su bedm; folde 3iidisrsien bss
finD.n fid nidt nur In Der oFritnnis
i6en Seimaib bss goesls. in assnps
ten. 5uneiisn, Algerien unb Mabagass s
Tar. fpnotrn audn in Rorbam.riio. in
Siibameritd. in argsnttnisn unb llru.
guam. ipIDis in auftruiisH; aud in Gus
ropa tpsr0en in Siibfrantrei6 uHb in
ben 0agsubtd 'IheH anitoIisH in StsIs
lfnstn bel 6amburg Giraubs sesossa.
A6sr ipis ntr GonboHsr .Soutb 4fris
con Commerce mittbeili, b.bsrbsrgtsn
ale niefe Gambler 5ufommen bohitsns
10000 Gtiid unb martin ossbolb gans
dubsr Stnnhe. audi nur sinsn tlsinsa
1btil bss 9sborfs Su liefsrn. Tis
groBien Etraubenfdrmsn gibi ss In
ben britifdtn aoionitn in Gisdfrifa
uHb in Siibufrita. in GHofritn ioa
ss mad, btm HnturalisHs Sabinst 5OO,s
600 gts6mit Gtraubs ssbtu. uno bds
snglifnt Rnpitol. bdg in bleIsn Inter.
nehmunsen onseiest ift. Dtrsinii iih
porSiiglih. btnn Elm mGnnlihtr GtrouB
Don gutter RdiIe lam gebtrn i'm Mlers
ihs pon $500 IieIsrn. nnb Gin iunaer
WogsI Don srii ipsnigen Wonen bat Off
f6on einen Worttipsrtb BON 500. Der
mertb Der StfanbeHfeoern, bic i'm
Sabre 1908 aus Der Rdptolcnis nusass
fiihrt ipurben. trrihit dnHdMrnb 1OA
WilIiDnen Doilnrs; ibr Gepiht bttrug
792. .725 pfuno. Gle ipdnbsrn fnli uflf
nah acnb0H. 100 grpbt Wuiteiserunsen
itottfiHbtn. uHb Der limfns bsr Isbtsn
aabss Idbs er!snneH. bub nas o.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-06

iammtgsfpiht bsr aus Siioairita toms
msnnsn Jeoern felt 1908 aubtrorbtnts
It'd, eeitisgsn In; ircebem iit Der prsis
nod hObtr stipUrotn. 8tbterss bat CUR
T5olas gshabt. onb man auf bic Ders
itiebsnIit Deii. perIuht bat uHb per@
fiidli, bic tdtt Gtraubenfsotr purh
entfprshenn bebonbeIte i5eoern anbertr
UDgsI cbtr tiinhIihs Rdfbilbungtn
aus Robbanr, Seibe II. I. 10. su trs
fsben; oab .s iidb hisrbei nur nm ednJ
grpbe Pa6bilbunsen banoeIn fam.
lieai auf Der 6dnb. 1ilr bic 1cpsIs
ihusfrags BON gr0berer geotutung
in Die WOos otr Rsiberituss, benn Il.
bebrObt cine guHse Reibs bon 96seln
nit osm uutergang. faIIs iit nod lnnss
anhdlt. Wisoerbolt iFi fhon burGiber
iaute aIags eefiihrt iporben, In Der
aDlniittH ,3eitung nod unIGnsl. nit
tinbrineEiher 8ertbfdmteii RON Drri.
SHilings. Rad, Der Riirihnsrssitune
tcmmsn idbrIih sttpo 2S Bis 113
ae. pom 9opfihmud bss Eeioenrsis
bers in ben 5unosI. Der bort ala uAros
rtnrtiber" betnnnt IN. Diefe 3dhl
srfheint ssrins. ober man mub be-
oentsn, ooB bdsu uur bic langtn
Shmudfeoern bee Riidsns gsnommen
fperoer uHo bab osren cine isbr grobe
ansdbl auf bas ailoeramm esben;
oesbdlb rshHei Der 6dnntI aud nur
Rah lussn oon is 2S,4 Gran,m. Der
Seibsnrsihsr III in Eioeuropd heis
mild; b:i uns iit sr ols 9rutpeael
nod niht beobdhtet luornen. die
Shmudfebern bes Gotlreihers, Der
isbr i,lt.n In Ieuti1Ianb dnsetroffsn
fuiro. fommeE als ~idHgsr Rsibsrs tn
ben Sarbti. uub 3lpdr iGbrIid, ettra
280-S40 ste. Die -brauntn Rtiber"
ftommen BON elmer gnts, Der Tosenanns
ten Shmudtnte; u0n ihntn lrerben
idbrlih stipd 6s $40 aa. in ben
Sanotl gtbraht. Die ldngen sers
iGlifftntn Geoern Der Dardbiesp6psl
iommsu ala vpardoiesreiber" In ben
6onosI; bic 8algs bisfsr In ben llrs
tpdIoerH Qsuguineas fpobnenben 90
gel tuerosn in aiperpool unb aonhon
~ bcben preii.n. bis su 1000 Wsdyt
bds Stiid. besabIt. lpGbrsnb fpsnigsr
CUTE nntiirIih ihon bilIigsr su bobsn
itnb. auf ben RaubFana, Der auf
RtueuiHea nit ben garabisspSgsIn
gttritben iuirb. iit fhon pieberbolt
anfs nahbridlihfte binsspieien pcrs
ben; 100 aber Mobe une GeInidd sus
fuHmeHbulten. III ftsint e.. fir
5oeoIe ieiH QIub mtbr su bdben.
@lsihtpobl ioa man ni6t srmilben,
iEnmer uitoer ben ssrepsl sn branns
MARTIN. ben bic sSrau.n burn bds
1rnnen Don 8cgslbdlnsn an Der beis
mif6en unb nusldnbif6en .9osslpelt
begeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-06
6 o sta Ct o %.

Sie GOUiustOn Sfiiec iar bas ,@in
tianati @UIfsblatt" 6efiHoct iid I'M
6ebdube 90. 5O9-511 Rabiius
aDehHe. aussigcn, Rittbeilunseu
HHo SeitearuaeH irsrnowsldcr Ari
lueroen bis 10 llbr Gbcnos oaIelbii
sntssgenstnommeu. SelepbOu SOutf
8eiistttsI 8erGnberunosn
G9arIss Rpra Wuun an Sumes u.
9augbertp, Got 10 BEL 100sub an Der
Weftieite BON GiIbert glpe., $500;
Charles uao Rora Wann on bic
GoDtngton g. 9. unb =. g., 2ot 10
BET 80 SUB an Der Rorbieite pon
Summtt ape., 81; Sugo unb QoSifa
9roBmann on War uno 2(IDtn 8roBs
mann, Qot in Crescent Sprinos
SObn uHb QeQis Boomers an 4nna
S6netoer, Got % bel 80 FuB, an Der
Horofette Der 13. Str, 1925.
- Sm GOuntpgeri6t puroe bas
Ieitament Don 9sinrit Oilers beftG
ttgt, lDeI4er Den Ra6IaB ieiner Cat
lin Wtarp u. Oilers bsrma6t. Gr err
nsnrt tie aud our Ssitomentspeus +
itretertu.
- GbserlaubRibi6etne: oSobn 9Oes
del, q, Don Psprta. 81, uno 9.arl
1atterfau, %, Don bier; BERN 6.
9aupap, q, uno W2oriQ M. 8bitee
man, Is, DON Cincinnati.
- Jm Ratbe Der 4IosrmGnner Durz
ben 9eitsru4beHo FoIssnDe pom Wapor
J0bn 5. Craig 8ema6ten grnsnnuns
gen beftGttgt; 5reb. miubsrmann ais
Polt3etz uno 5suertommtTGr; Spisp6
Gotermann GIs DaFsrDertstommiis
fdr. Die gsidIufs unb CrotnQnsen,
ipeIhe pom Staotratb Qngenommen
tDaren, puroeR OerIefen unb bsitdtigt.
- 5rau ROiis Uiusr, an Der
Roropsit Gde Der 7. uno pbiIaoelz
pho 5truBe fpObnbaft, bot eefern
Wtittog &arboIfdure qetrunten. Sb 1ie
oas @ift ubIi4tli6 ooer irrt6iimlther
Wetie genommsn bat, iit nttt betunnt.
Or. ). u. 4Derbit bat bic 5rau in
8sbdncIung.
Bonn 2lppsQaticnsgsri6t In
5rantfort iit geftern bic glatridt sin=
gstroffsH, oaB bas urtbsil gsgsn ans
ton 8entIsr bon gopington, tpslter
tpsssH 5aItsns zines pOteripieIs Don
ben 9robgei6pOrsnsu ans.tIagt uno
gu elmer @eloftrafs Don $500 uub eis
mem Jabrs 3u6tbQus perurtbeilt
purbs, umseitoBtH tpurbs. gentlsr fus
feit fetHsr 9erurtbeilung TN @efanas
nib nnb piro entIaifsu tpsrbsn.
- Gri.orih 3inte unb anb.re pers
hdsten geiterr bic OrtfbdFt grIanasr,
nm bic 1ruitees 6. u. 1err.a, 6. 90.
WcaIpin. 6orrp Rusbann, Conrad
asaaet aHo 6. 10. 3umbsiI aa psrhia,.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-06

Dus Rufflon tn Dtutf6
lamb. Sm anbaltii9sn 5or,. na.
nentIit I'M ionlliI6en Ssllttbdg bis
sur briebri6sbobs bat bic anbaltiffe
JoriiDerroltung BON 3lpei Sdbren
r1tbrers Sprung Wufflons ausstlebi.
Das europGifde Wufflou. Elm lpiloss
9ergfhdf, III bsirniidb auf aoriiia nao
Saroinien. Die i'm 6arS ausssfsbien
1bisrs baber fih Der 3abl nah bertiis
msbr ais psrpoppelt, nas alima in
Niitslotutfhlano betcmmt ibnsn oIio
itbr gut. Die anbaltiihs Gpritbeb6rbe
biitet Dos ipilbs s6af. 10 gut ss nur
sebi; burh tin,n Wadirog sum aabnls
tif6en Jasostfss III ihm sins iobres
Innge Shon5eii stHserduni ip0rbsH.
qur WuffIOnbOds biirfsH in ssrinsfr
3ah ssfh0iIen ipsroen. 9sn erfisn
Bod ihob an 81. Sanuor b. .. Der
srits nnhaliifhs Joriibsamie CbtEForIts
raib Rsub. 9as 1bltr ipoa 81 slfunb;
in Der dtiiissit srbaIisn BITE N0de obsr
sin Geipiht biz su 81 plumb. Das
;yIsiIh i6msdt isbr gut. In reds Be-
t6mmlin uHb biirfie, ipsnn jih bas
Berafdaf srit meter perpfldnsi Bat.
cine gsfuhte 1eIiioteiie iptrDsn. Es
Iitst in Der Mbiidt Der anhdIiiifen
GprFibeb0rbs. bns Wsufflonnilb iibes
ben gdn5en 6ars nussubrfiteH. I'm BIZ.
anarsnssHosn 8siihtr iit bsnn auM bas
eriuden ssriHtei iporbsn, bns Wsufi.
Ion 81 f1onen, um Der ihnsnsrsn
Gortpflansung ni6t binosrlih ~ lttn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-06

SaniltpE AnSeigtu, 2s!a!'ROtiSen
nnb Jtruisfriten Tno n6SHgebeH 9dt
Der 4. unS Charles StraRe. llnier
Ngcnt fir Samiitun iuUbnt go. 30l
ROrb sSrOut Ctr. SsispboH SamiltOr
1861. 3elspbon liaieres aorrsipuu
roo gut oopOugsiOmmtn
,ss.AtaI2sSsf&s Sss Gine'nnatin soHssIar-i
6amilton, 9, 5. Wat. BON
Slid tann Der AZ SABRE oft, gborIss
NlOors Dou Cincinnati ias.n. RoOrs,
Der Iih uuF Der Reiis nah gonn,rs'
pile, Snb., bsfinbtt, psriuhts bsutt
abeno, bier auf einsn in boiler 5abrt
tefinolifsn 3us Der G., 8. &c .. 8ahn
5u iprtHgsn. iprans jsboa 5u turs uno
puros cine Strsts nett g.Tdlsift, biz
sr ssgsn cine Dsidt ihlug. Gr purbs
na6 osm Rsrcp 5OIpital asbrabl, no
es fih bsrausitsIIts. oab sr nit tini.
gen S6rGmmsn am aopf uno an Der
rsdten QUITE oapongstommsn mar.
- QeHss Gan. DiLIiamipn, cine
Triibsrs S6ulsbrsrin, iptt6e 20. 337
RoB QDsHus fpobnts, itdrb porge'tsra
Gb.no i'm Wsrcp 5oipitaI on 5ctpdGs
i'm alter DoH A Sabren.
- Die GrobesI6por:1su rsihtsn
seitern Rndmittag yur fpitea Stunhs
osm Rihtsr guro ibrsn gsritt elm.
Sic tparsH 3 suss in Sisune, uHtsr.
iu6teH 18 1GEIs, pernahmen 80 3eu.
cen, Iisbsn A 5GIIs unbsriidTi6tigt, CT.
tpbsn II anflassn uno iibsrrpisfen 8
Sale Der ndhit.n Granoiurp. Die in
glHla5sSuitano p.rf,st.n psripnen
iino: go. 9snttp. albert aorH, Soc
gsu unb Dan. Callahan, ginbrut
unO 9i.bftatI; 9eOrss 2ueos, Stes
den nit Der abii6t su t0otsn; q. 6.
NObsrts. Gdlfhuns; Saeob Samm.ptr,
trimiH.lI.r ansriff; aouis Carr tfar.
ttg). UsOrb i'm 5peit.n 0rab.; 5arrp
goung. GroboisbFtabl; Carl Sotpe,
9srgspuItisuns, unD CD. gIoan, alias
Oooe Carmen, pferosoisbitabI. Cine
antldee rpirb sinftpsilsn ssbsim a..
baI!en.
- Grtbur Dsit uno 5tnrp Sal..
bert gerietbeH gsft.rn Morgtn o.aen
halb 2 lbr i'm g., 8. & 2. 8ahnhpf
in sinen Worttpehisl unb bic gcisei
trenHte bic StreiIenoen. gDeit oeriies
bisrduf ben Babnhof, fam aber iDGter
5uriit. 3os sinen ReDofpsr unb futs
teIte untsr Drobune,n nit Der 0affe
In Der Cuff beram, bis bic golisei Inn
ods S6iebeiien abnubm. geios fpur
ben bierauf aufseforbert, Dor Mcnor
RotbDea am 5reitaa WorasR su er.
iheinen. Weit purbe tpeaen 9islsns
nit elmer Waffe nm $40 aoiieu be.
itraft tpdhrsno Jslsbdrt ipegsn Frie.
oeHsbru6s nit ST. uno Rotten b.oa6t
Turbs. 8eiben fpuroen bi, Gtrafaels
Der einittDeiIen ssitentt.
- 8eneraI ). 6. 8inans, Dor.
fisenbsr Der Ship o. u. st., miro In
Giirse bier siHtrsffsn. nm ftb NIT Der
6onotlstommer iiber bas biesidbrioe
JeIolager Der 9etsranen su berutben.
Die abfiht ift. bas 5elblaaer Der ~.
q. y. IL biefsm Sa9rs fiir 3amiliOn
az gspiHusH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-06

n
i genrse 8. Robtr, 20, BON Gin.
ceniDaIo, unb Maarie W. Simmslein,
70. BON 5nmiIton. eridnsteH einen Del.
ratbsfhein.
- Der 25 Sabre olte Wm. Mtii
BON Der 8ufepe 5irnbe ipurbe qeftern
WorgeH Dcn Der DoIisei ipeasn Gin.
bruhs uno Debitabls perbdfiet nnb
| i'm Statipnsbdus eiuaeiperrt. gDsTl,
ntIher ficb niht bes btiten Rufs srs
| freut, orang HdmIih porgsittrn In bic
Quite elmer Ansabl tuneer RGnHer
Namens Rau, geder II. I. no., tpeIhs
ihr Eager ben Bier ReiIen Bad ent
lang oufinluesu. Weit brdns olirh
Elm Genfter in Die Siitte unb nnneftirtt
cine Jlinte i'm Wsrtbs BON $40, f,rner
8ummi-S StieFeI, @ummi.ansua, sfifchs
fansrpbr. cine 3eppi6s sWotts. 6ono.
teiI, ReFiings sgisrirabnen u. 7. ~, i'm
9eiammtpertbe pon SIS. Or Der.
fsdte einen 5beiI Der 9euts in isinsfn |
Seim uno psrtaufts ben 9iertrahnsn |
uno Elm Qaur Gummis StisIeI hsu gs. |
bruperu asitsr BON Der Sab 8.
Strabs.
- Gnndro Qntrtm reiianirte at.
Iisrn dfs 8eritts oisntr i'm Common
pledss@triht unter benz Rihtsr Wurs
pip, um in DaibinstoH siue GuiteIs
lung aIs Gpt5ial. 9ott NIT sinem idbr. /
lihen @ebolt pon $1400 dnsuuebmeR
Der apngrebabasornnets Sanss W.
Cor bot berrr 4ntrim Die SteIIs psrs
fhafft. gs psrLautst, boB Sohu y.
Wtnstlidmp, sin Roihiniit. fpelhsr in
tsr Jabrit bon Gong &c auftitter be.
itdftiat til unb an Der Suo q" Strus
bs ipobnt, aIs Ra6Fplssr BON Serrn
antrim srndnnt lper6en tuiro. II
- Sobu S'Gonnsl. Der IL Snbr.
dIte Rsffe BON Wihasl Sornung BON
Ger 5preIt unb U}juitin 4psnus. rpure,
pcrIsbts Radlt Don isintm Cbsim bel
Ter poIissi oils psrmibt asmeloet. Der
anabs brnnnts isiuen Gltern in Gar
tbase burh uno lam nit .iuem aamss
raoeH Eat 5omiIton. no tr mad sinsm
Sefuh bel isin,m Cbsim tpitosr nsr.
ihnaub. II
Der GttiitIlo.n Der Slifsr god.
ina 60, Rp. III Wain 5trdbs, fpuros
atftsru 8ormitta8 gsasn 10 ubr our1
5eutr uno WoFer itart 6eIf1bist.
Dos Syeuer eutitar0 in einem 3inlmer
binter Dem 2absH uuo brannte EN-
&c ! bis unter bas 8lsh6ah oeA Sdus
les. Die 5lamm,n sntitaneen dugsr.
ihetnlid eHttusosr ourh einen 9ass
pfsn. duf fpeIttm cine aanne CeIfarbs
itano eoer in einsmRaum, tpeIther gum
g1uhsrn bon Jlsiih b.nuBt tpuroe. /.
Der 8erIuit bsIdu't ith auf $500 uno ,
1T burh 9srfidsruns ssbett.
- 5rau Sisbsyt, rp.Ihs lire 3of. ,
ttr. 5rnu 90. J. RlocIiife, bier 6eiu6s !
ts, srhislt norssitsrR Ibsns eis 5iebs.
tptftaft. baB ihv Sdtts. Rthoias sic. {
bert, in itinsm 6sim in gtttsburs,
pa. pIosIih oom 5obe abbtrufsu
tpuroe. .
- Die 6oujltOn Sarusdri Cog. .
30. S75 bat IN ihrsr tiirsIi6en 9srs I
fcmmIun8 ous 9ori.bruRsen fir elm
esmiitbIiaes JamilisnApicnir e,trof' !
fCn, um oos :. StiftunssitIt Der qoot +
u fsisrn. Das Sttftungsfeit NIT /
pitnic idlt auf ben 4. Suni unb tpirS I
uuf BEN ibOn.n Butler Gountn ssoir. 4
pIas ob9sbdIteu. Cir lInttrbaItune.u /
lln0 9srgniigunsen trirb oss Epmmits !
Tee, b.it.bsub aus ben S.rrsn mort )
Brilliant. 9iIiaH Amrbstu, ghiI. gsi. i
ier, igriite, DoIbtr, Orb uub msRr, i
bshsns iorgsn Ia
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-06

seitern Wsittae TN Spsers SofpitoI.
Cine antesMcrtem= ausiaee fonnts
ni6t bon ibu, erianet ip.rben.
The Washington times., 1911-03-16
OFFICIALS PLEASED
BY POLICE Showing
Inspection Reveals Excellent
Condition of the De-
partment.

Commissioner Johnston, who has gen.
eral supervision of the Police Depart
ment, and Major Sylvester, Superin-
tendent of Police. expresses themselves
as highly pleased today over the show
ing made by the men at the annual in
spection, which was brought to close
yesterday with review Of the bicycle
squad.
Commanded by Sergeants Emerson
and Bode, the bicycle men went through
series of maneuvers on their wheels,
and were then inspected as to uniforms
and equipment. The drill attracted a
good-sized crowd, the sidewalk in front
of the Arlington Hotel being lined with
persons who watched the maneuvers
with interest.
No definite date has been set as yet
for the presentation Of the Wight flag
trophy, awarded by the board of hspec-
ton to the Fourth precinct for general
excellence in drill and equipment. The
presentation will be made by General
Johnston.
Unusual interest was displayed in the
inspection this year, as several changes
had been made In the manual. Presi-
dent Taft suggested in his last message
to Congress that the police force of the
National Capital acquire a more mill
tary bearing and appearance, and when
the commands of the different precincts
were put through the drill they showed
that the suggestion had not fallen on
deaf ears.
The Washington times., 1911-03-16
Handbook Case Is
Ordered Continued

Both of the important cases set for
trial in the United States and District
branches of the Police Court tomorrow
have been continued by order of the
judges of the respective branches.
In the United States branch. Philip
Roche and Charles Scott two of the all
legged handbook makers, arrested last
summer in the course of the raids on
the "bOOkies," were to have appeared
before Judge MuIlowny for trial, but,
upon the appeal of their attorneys, the
cases have been set for Wednesday
next, when they will both be tried. A
new paper has also been filed by AS
sistant District Attorney Given in the
Scott case alleging another violation of
the law, along similar lines to the pa
pcrs filed last summer.
IT has been decided to postpone the
trials of Leroy Marks and a. L. Cline,
members of the Automobile Club of
Washington, until after May II, on aC-
count of the fact that the wheel tax,
which these men are accused of having
neglected to pay, does not come due
until that date The case is a test one,
and was begun at the instigation of the
Washington Automobile Club. which is
fighting the constitutionality of the
tax.
The Washington times., 1911-03-16
Fine Place to Rest.

Old Point Comfort is beginning to be
appreciated as one of the health re-
of Washington, who SAY the temperate
climate conditions, invigorating air. and
the hydru-therapeutic department at
the Chamberlain Hotel are some of the
benefits accorded visitors.
The short water trip on the steamers
of the Norfolk and Washington line Is
said to be rest In itself to the busi-
ness man who wants to leave cares and
worries behind for weekend trip.
Pamphlets containing views of Old
Point and rates are furnished at the
Washington ticket offices in the Bond
building, Fourteenth street and New
York avenue northwest.
The Washington times., 1911-03-16
DOWNTOWN REALTY
SOLD THIS MORNING
Believed That Nixon Prop
erty Was Bought for
Big Investor.

Another piece of downtown realty
was sold this morning. A deed was re-
corded transferring the property, 1905
L street northwest, to Louis T. Key
ser for $20,369.1O. The property was sold
by Richard b. Nixon, trustee, for the
Nixon estate.
1t Is believed that the purchaser took
title for an extensive local realty in
vestor who, this week purchased the last
of the Travers property on Pennsyl-
vania avenue and e street, between
Twelfth and E streets, in the same
square as that transferred today.
The lot contains 1877 square feet,
haking the price per square foot a little
over $11.
Will Erect Four-Story Building.
DIR. Henry NJ. Hazen, who recently
purchased the old three-story and base
ment dwelling, 933 C street northwest,
has given a contract to N. F. Piper for
the complete reconstruction of the
building into a four-story and apart
ment structure. Plans were drawn by
Arthur B. Heaton, architect. The new
building will cost about $25, 80. Its con-
struction will be commenced at once.
To Build Five Residences.
Five two-story dwellings are to be
erected at once on the south side of
Eilbourne place northwest, between
Seventeenth street and the Geological
Park The builders will be Cahill &
Dunnigan, and they will cost about
81. 500. The new houses will be 173S TO
17i6 Kilhourne place.
New York Avenue Lease.
The lease of the section OF the new
building. 1922 New York avenue, to
the Washington Herald, which was
announced Yesterday. was through the
office of the +. II. Smith Company.
Parkwood Place Residence Sold.
Mrs Cherrie S. Norwood has pur-
chased from Harry Wardman the
two-storv dwelling. 1865 Parkwood
place northwest. for $3.50. This is
one of the new houses recently erect
cd on this street by Mr.. Wardman.
The sale was made through the office
Of Shannon & Luchs.
100000 for Improvements.
The building of the Washington Loan
and Trust Company at the southwest
corner of + and Ninth streets north
west is to be remodeIed at cost of
about 100000.
Plans for an entire change in the
first floor have been drawn by A. 3.
Heaton, architect of the city. and
Weary & Afford, architects, of Chicago
Builders are now estimating from the
plans and bids will be opened on Mon
day. The plans contemplate transform
ing the entire first floor into one large
banking room, thoroughly modern in
character and in keeping with the new
est banking rooms of the city. It viii be
finished in marble and bronze.
The Washington times., 1911-03-16
NO CABINET SPLIT,
TAFT'S ASSURANCE
President Authorizes Denial
That Changes Are to
Follow.
CONTINUED from First Page.)

Secretary Knox left for Palm Beach
there.
Secretary of the Navy Meyer left last
Friday for Boston on personal business,
it was said at his office. He will re-
main away the rest of this week.
Secretary of War Dickinson went to
Atlanta on Wednesday, March s. He
returned to Washington late Saturday
and went to New York early Sunday
morning. He expected to sail for Pan
anna on Tuesday, but was detained by
telegram from President Taft asking
him to postpone the trip.
Secretary of the Treasury MacVeagh
left on Monday, March 13 for Boston, on
a short vacation, and is still absent
from the city.
Postmaster General Hitchcock left on
Monday March 10 for New England
points on vacation, expecting to be
away week or ten days.
Wickersham on the Job.
Attorney General Wickersham has
ieen in the city most of the time since
the troops were moved. He was away
over the weekend of Sunday, March u.
and it was explained at his office that
he was in Philadelphia
Secretary Nagel, of Commerce and
Labor and Secretary Wilson. of Agri-
culture, have been regularly at their
desks since Congress adjourned
Secretaries BaNinger and Fisher have
been so occupied in the transfer of the
Interior Department that neither of
them is suspected OF very intimate con-
Germ about tic details Of diplomatic or
military policy in Mexico
The Washington times., 1911-03-16
D. A. R. Delegation To
Mrs. DarWin'S Funeral

A delegation from the D. A. r. will
be present at the funeral services, for
Mrs Charles c. Darwin. assistant pro-
baton officer of the Juvenile Court and
secretary of the D. A. r.. at 10 O'Clock,
tomorrow morning, in the St Johns
Church.
The Rev. Roland Cotton Smith. pastor
of the church, will officiate. Interment
will be private.
The Washington times., 1911-03-16
FreCkIe-FaCe
New Kennedy That Removes Frerkles
or Costs Nothing.

Here's chance Miss Freckle- Face,
To try new remedy for freCkles with
the guarantee of a reliable dealer
that it will not cost you a penny un-
less II removes the freckles, while If it
does give you n clear complexion the
expense is triflng.
Simply get an ounce of othine, double
strength, from Henry Evans, 1905 F st.
NV. and one nights treatment will
show you how easy it is to rid yourself
of the homely freCkles and get a beau
tiful complexion. Rarely is more than
one ounce needed for the worst case.
Be sure to ask Henry Evans, 1905 F
ST. NV, for the double strength othine,
as this Is the only prescription sold un-
der guarantee of money back IL ii fails
to remove freckleS.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-09-09
MANY NEW INDUSTRIES
START IN THE STATE.

Jackson, Miss, Sept. 5.-The follow
in new corporations bav been formed
in the state during the past few days
and will shortly submit their charters
to the Governor for approval:
Adams Garage Company. hatcher.
Adams county, capitalized at sic. 900;
E. A. Enochs, w. A. Adams, and 9TH
ers.
Swift Lumber Company. Knoxi,
Amite county, capitalized at 100000;
c. A Swift, G. R. Swift, and others.
Mississippi Charity Home. Sanford,
Covington county; no capital stock;
NJ. L. Williams, S. l.. Thomas. and
Others
Peoples Savings Bank. Batesville,
Pamela county capitalized at $50, 900:
P. c. Stovall, T. T. Pollard, end Others.
o. T. Magee Square Timber & Lum-
Der Company, Tylertown. Pike county;
capitalized at $4,000; o. T. Magee, G.
H. Collins, L. w Fielder, and others.
Southern Loan & Investment Com
pany, Meridian, Lauderdale county,
capitalized at $4,000: ]. A. Mccain.
J. M. McBeath, c. H. Dabbs. and 9TH
ers.