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The evening world., 1911-05-22
RUNS MARATHON
LIKE GREEK Of OLD,
BUTTS CAPTURED
NicolaOs Paxinos Fails to Make
Distance and Police Get
Him.
GREAT CROWD PURSUES
Fleeing From Arrest, Pcddler
EludeS PurSuerS, but Runs
Into Cops Arms.

Although he Il n Greek. Nlcolaos
raxlnos Of No. " Cherry street never
felt nred TO emulate the Example OF his
nlustrious countryman who founded tho
Marathon distance. Nicolaos has been
content to act as general man ger Of
a candy stand In the vicinity of city
Hail, changing his location as many
times az the blue uniform and brass
buttons Of a cop were observed In his
-'icinity.
Nevertheless Policeman Donnelly %
the Oak street station II convinced hat
Nicolaos Paxinos IN a lineal descendant
OF the family that produced Pheidlp-
pides. said Phcidippides having Been
the lad who staged the nrst Marathon
run and played the leading part therein.
PheidlpIndes dropped dead as he com
pieted the route. Sicolaos Paxino-
finished a modified Marathon this
morning by running into a policeman'r
he limit as did Pheidlppidcs.
Nlcolao- Psxinos had no peddler's H.
eense In the FIRST place. In the second
place he did no: cover or screen his
candy az provided by Iaw. And In the
third place he repeatedly violated a city
ordnance designed to prevent n per
ambulating peddler from remaining In
one curbstone spot
Flees at Polieeman's Approach.
on these three accounts and because
OF a new rule requiring policemen to
summon petty offenders to court rather
nan arrest them Policeman Donncily
sailed forth this morning armed with
. summons for Nicolaos Paxinos.
Nlcolsos Psxinos had located his re-.
movable candy stand along the parl;
fence near Broadway and Chambers
stieet. Donnelly approached him bold-
~. When less than Ave feet separate
ronnelly aud his Grecian object Con
nelly took on his helmet ana removed
TIE summons therefrom.
lnstirctiyely Nicoiaos Paxinos
srabbed for his little candy stand. Don.
relly approached. waving the m
Moaning and waillnE like a gazingl bird
beroft ~ It's young. Nicolaos paXinos
abandoned his candy stand. turned his
back on the cop, jumped about siS-
teen feet In the general direction II
the BTooalrn Bridge and landed run
nlng.
Physically Sicolaos PaXinos IN bull
for 4 Marathon runner. being long ant
1.-THE. Donnolly IL built otherwise. bu,
ne took up the chase. Nlcolaos turned
into city I.all Park. with Donnell!
after him.
purouers Close In.
M though sprlnging out OF the
ground. men ant boys trailcd In benin,
N0nn.liy. Nicolaos ran. to the clty
Hal! Plaza and turned east. On Ia,
long stretch 20 Park Row he sped liz,
The evening world., 1911-05-22
Former Assembly n Ryan Dead

TROY, May 22-Former Assemblyman
James Ryan jr.. for eighteen years in
the New York custom house. Is dead
at his home in his city. lie wal related
to James Boyle, a Tamcneny leader.
and was prominent in State Democratic
politics for thirty-hve years.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-08
WILL ENTERTAIN
CONGRESS MEMBERS
Chamber of Commerce and
Trade Board Act.

President Oyster, of the Chamber OF
Commerce, yesterday named the MEM
bers of the committee authorized at
Wednesdays meeting of the board Of
directors, to plan for some form OF en-
tertainment for members Of Congress. The
following will comprise the committee:
William F. GUIDE, Robert n. Harper,
Charles ]. Bell, H B. F. Mcfarland.
Daniel J. Callahan, Scott c. Bone, and
Capt Oyster.
While definiter plans have not been an
nounced for the committee, the attitude
of the directors on Wednesday indicated
an attempt will be made to cooperate
with the Board of Trade in the enter
tainment. The latter body already has
decided on a reception and banquet If
the committees of the two bodies can
get together. il is probable the function
will be made a joint affair.
Capt Oyster also named the following
TO comprise committee on the annual
outing of the body: r. P. Andrews.
George Judd. DR.. Harry NJ. kaufman, R.
". Lee, B. F. Saul, and Thomas Grant
Invitations to the reception to be given
by the Board of Trade to the members of
Congress on the evening of April %, in
the ballroom of the New Willard, were
sent OFT yesterday.
The following committees Will have
charge of the arrangements:
Committee on arrangements-Scott c.
Bone chairman; William Johr Eynon.
secretary; Milton Z. Allies, Edwin c.
BrandenbUg. Edward H. Droop, d. 5.
Porter. and J. H. Small, jr.
Committee on reception-Gen. George
II. HarrieS. president: Thomas {.
NOyeS, vice chairman; Arthur c. Moses.
second vice chairman: William John
Eyron. secretary: Edward H. Droop,
treasurer; Jonn B. Larner, general coun-
sci: William N. Shuster. assistant secrc-
tlry: Adds IS. Browne, Walter A. Brown.
q. J. Callahan. William 4. H. Church.
H. Bradley Davidson, John Joy Edison,
William T. Galliher. Frank L. Gibson.
William F. Guide. Edwin {. Graham. J.
Miller Kenyon. Ralph ". Lee, Clarence
F. Normcnt, William H. Saunders,
Thomas W. Sidwell. G.. W. F. Swartzell.
John l.. Weaver. J. Louis Willige, and
S. ". Woodward.
The committee on arrangements will
meet Monday at noon. in the Board OF
Trade rooms
Saturday. June 5 has been selected by
the special committee OF the Board OF
Trade as the date for tho annual shad
hako and river outing of that body.
River View has been selected as the
objective point
The Washington herald., 1911-04-08
TEACHER WINS SUIT
FOR BACK SALARY
Judgment Awarded in Favor
of Miss Dean.

A judgment was awarded yesterday by
Justice Barnard against the District in
favor of Miss Mildred Dean, a teacher
in Central High School, who had been
docked for nineteen days absence in De-
cember of last year. The amount of the
judgment is s11399. with interest.
The court held that the board of edu-
cation has power, under the act of June
20. 1906. TO make the regulation provid-
ing for the payment by regular teachers
from their own salary for the services
of substitutes.
Sarah P. Lynch. a former teacher in
the public schools. yesterday filed suit
against the District for the recovery of
$40 balance due on salary.
The plaintiff is represented by Attorney
a. S. Worthington and alleges that the
amount claimed is for services as d teach
er in the Central High School. from May
IS. 1910. TO June 50. 1910, at the rate of
LOO per arnum. and from September
/. 1910 to March 81. 1911, at the rate OF
8, 500 per annum
The Washington herald., 1911-04-08
ORDERED TO PAY ALIMoNY.
Leo LouEhrnn Must Give $40 a Month
Pending Wifc's Suit

Justice Gould Yesterday signed tenn
porary order requiring Leo Loughran TO
pay his wife, Gladys J. Loughran. $40 a
month. pending the decision OF her suit
for A limited divorce and maintenance
LouEhran yesterday answered tho suit
and denied he tired of married life in
four months. but admitted he left his
wif", alleging that by her continual
nagging and crying. his life has been
made unhcarablc." He denies all the
charges made against him. and says he is
unwilling to resume residence at the
nome of his Uife's mother. Defendant
says he is willing to support his wife
according TO his income. which. nc says,
is not moro than SO a month.
Mr.. Loughran is represented by At
torney W. \. Coombc, and Mrs. Louch-
rams interests arc in the hands OF At
torney W T.. Ambrose.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-08
IMPRISONED FOR LIFE.
Antonio Sncrini, Convicted slayer
Sentenced by Justice Wright.

Justice Wright Yesterday sentenced
Antonio Sa"rini, VINO vas convicted Of
second degree murder in connection with
the death of Charles j. Chapman, Decem-
bcr 81 last to life imprisonment
In imposing tho maximum penalty Jus
tiCC Wright said the case was a typical
ono Of second degree murder. Attorney
". G. Gardiner appeared for The pris-
cncr and Assistant United States Attor-
ncy Charles Turner conducted the prose
Cuuun.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-08
DIR. SewnITs Lectures,

rs anything absolutely forgotten is
the question DR.. Sewall asks for his lee
ture on "OW unconscious and subcon-
scious life'' tomorrow night. The inn
portant function it has in shaping char
acter for eternity will be treated by DR..
Frank Sewall at the New Church, corner
of Sixteenth and Corcoran Streets to-
morrow night, being the last but one of
DIR. SewalTs lectures for this season.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-08
Missing Man In Prison.

After a mysterious disappearance from
home. which alarmed his wife, William
L. Jones, of 81 Virginia avenue south
cast has been found lodged in the work
house. Jones' disappearance was re-
ported TO the police Thursday night by
Mrs. Jones. Jones was sent to the work
house for sixty days Thursday for the
theft of a coat and tools.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-08
ANSWERS HIS WIFE'S SUIT.
William Bcrens. Jr., Asks Court =.
Deny Her AIimony

William BcrcnS. jr.. yesterday filed his
answer to the suit of Madgc Cunningham
Berens for alimony. suit costs, and
counsel fees, and admits that Mrs
Rc-cns. with her two children. is living
apart from him in rooms owned by him
and that he is providing for her support
and that of the children.
1t is denied by Berens. who is repre-
scented by Attorney Chaplin Brown. that
he is worth 5000. and he asks the court
10 deny ier request for an allowance of
at least $40 per month. BercnS declares
that all of his property is valued at
S65, go.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-08
LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TO-DAY.

Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Cnmuny's
steamers from foot Of Seventh street for Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk daily at 6a5 p. m
Steamer harles Manchester for Mount Vernon
leaves Seventh street wharf at 10 a- m and la5
p. m. daily except Sunday.
Cars from Fifteenth street and New Yof avenue
every quarter hour for Zoo Park, Chevy Chase. and
kensingtou.
Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis Electric
Railway operates sItythrce limited trains Zach day
between Washington and Baltimore, leaving fif-
trenth street and New York avenne On the hour and
half hour.
To Mount Vernon, electric trains Of Wsxhinstoo-
Virginia Railway leave from ther station, Edh and
Pa. ave. opposite pust-o1s. On the hour from 10
q N. to p N
Pure California Pert and Shefy wines,
sc Ct; 0-3 gal, or at. bots. 81. Eu.
gene Schwab. E8 sth st -. Phi LIN. IN
All Grocers Feel the Demand
For Jno. G. Meinbergs bread. Particular
people want no other. Bakery, ZIG uth sc.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-08
EnRland's Royal Event.

In connection with the forthcoming
coronation Of George V. at London, on
the list of June. the. Atlantic steamship
department of the Canadian Pacific Rail-
way Company has issued a beautifully il
Illustrated and embellished brochure with
full length portraits OF the King and
Queen, a dozen or more of fine photo
gravures of places of historic interest
and other features. This handsome SOU
venir gives a concise outline of the Off
cial programme and services incident to
the occasion.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-08
Measles on the Decrease.

There was a decided decrease in the
number of measles cases reported at the
health department yesterday. Although
the full returns were not scheduled. it
was evident the number of cases reported
would not exceed fifteen. while the day
before there were thirty-six. The health
department is instructing parents in the
treatment Of measles.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-08
WEATHER TOWER APPROVED
shippers on tho Potomac will b,
Warned of Storms.

Shpperc on the Potomac will be noti-
fed of the approach of storms by rcd
and white standard electric lanterns and
signal flags. if the plans of Willis l..
1oore. chief of tho Weather Bureau.
for the erection of a steel skeleton tower
on conspicuous point of the Washing
ton Barracks reservation are approved.
The project has received the approval
OF tho Department of Agriculture. and
will he carried into effect unless objec-
tion is made by the military authori-
ties.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-08
RITES FOR MRS. WELLER.
Charity Worker Will BE Buried in
Chicago Cemetery.

Funeral Scrl ices for Ms. Philcna Hun
toon Weller, mother OF Charles +. Weller.
formerly secretary of the Associated
Charities Of Washington. VINO 0ied last
Tuesday morning in Los angeles. vii!
he held next Tuesday al Mas Chapel,
R"Schill Cemetery. Chicago.
Mrs. Weller WAS formerly a resident Of
this city and. an earnest worker for the
NCiChl.orhOod House, which she aided III
founding.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-08
Nabbcd as JeweIry Thief.

Detectives VermilHon and Barbee yes
terday arrested Emma Hcsse. charged
with the theft OF a bracelet and ring
valued at s175 from Mrs. Huntington
Jackson, of the Burlington apartment.
The detectives say she admitted having
taken the jewels. The woman gave her
address as 515 Twenty-third street north
The Washington herald., 1911-04-08
Commodore Sherman Dead

Commodore Francis II. Sherman, L S.
N. retired. died yesterday at the Pres
byterian Hospital in Philadelphia He
was born in Hillsdale. Mich. on January
l. 1SI, and entered the naval service on
September q. 1877. During the Spanish
war he was in command of the Passaic
He was retired on June %, 1910. His last
active duty was at the Norfolk Navy
Wand
The Washington herald., 1911-04-08
Fined for Dyn.mitinx Fish.

An experiment in high explosives yes
terday cost Eric Edmonston SIS in the
Police Court He was charged with kill
ing fish with dynamite in the vicinity
of the Aqueduct Bridge. On learning
Edmonston was only an amateur in fish
ing by this means. Judge Pugh made
the fine lighter than usual
The Washington herald., 1911-04-08
DR.. Watt Will Lecture.

Or. W. L. Watt, of Chicago. will de-
liver a series of lectures on Fresh air
schools" at the Central High School on
Wednesday afternoon at 3:4 o'clock.
Supt. Stuart has urged upon the teach
ers the importance of attending
The Washington herald., 1911-04-08
Girl Released on Bond.

Charged with the theft of a suit, valued
at S30 from department store in Seventh
street. Myrtle Dunn. who says she is
from Baltimore, appeared in the Police
Court yesterday. Her case was con-
tinued until April IL. She was released
on S3c0 bonds.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-31
DISTRICT COURTS
Court of Appeals.
Adjourned from day to-day.
Equity Court No. I.

Equity Court No. 1.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No. 9Hs. Mayer Mayer: rule returnabie Feb
ruary }. Attorneys. Lickie Fulton & Co1-R. G..
Donaldson. W. +. Donaldsnn. and H. c. Davis.
No. 2ssla In George c. Rankin, &c; sale of
assets of Ffra National Bank Of Fsribault, Mimi.
authorized. Attorney. +. W. weitzel
No. gsll Duvall W. Emmerich ct al. substitution
Of trustee ordered. Attorney. J. A. Msedel.
In re lunacy of Thomas DAILY; referred to audi
tor.
No sElo Curtis Gaines; guardian ad htem
appointed and decree pro coufesso ordered. Attor-
ness NJ. n Richardson and J. A. Cobb-R. n.
Parker and W. J. Lambert.
No. 96G3. Sponord Vs. North title vested in
plaintiff by adverse Possession. Attorney. q. $.
HiIlyer.
No. 2eM Beck vs. Beck; reference to auditor
Attorneys W. q. Baderstnn-M. ]. Colbert.
No 3sD. Scott vs.. Scptt; rule retumable Feb
ruary ; Attorneys. Heman & Collins-A. H. Scott
and NJ. w. Sullivan
No &97. In Harrison Wagner; guardian ad
litem appointed and Sule retnrnabe February ;.
Attorneys, r. +. Dosn, L. f. Calloday, and r. p.
Evans
Assignments for to-day:
No Ns7s. Nicolaides vs. Afneck. Attorneys. Yar-
4 Suyan-Lester.
No. G3o4. FostervS Foster. Attorneys. Lambert
Costigan & Pratt.
No. n. Rockwell vs. Tracy. Attorneys. Lecaie
No. q. Brink Ray. Attorneys. Doualdson-
Douglas. Archer Mackey. johnson 4 Darr.
No. 81. Heenan vs.. Keenan,. Attorneys, Hamil-
ton. Colbert, Yerkes & Hamiltoa-Brady. HesAxty
& Doyle.
No. 81. MCGOWAN vs. Parish Attorneys, Wilson
& DarlinSton-Conrad. Robinson & PosbuIy.
No. los. Haywood Haywood. Attorneys,
Archer & Smith-Dickey.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-31
THOs. ]. OWEN & SONS. Auctionees.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE LOCATED AT THE NORTHWEST
CORNER OF EIGHTH AND STREETS
NORTHWEST. IMPROVED by BY IRAN FRAME
sa AND S BRICK hfHrE srosE oF
SHOP ON CORNER EIGHTH AND I
STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of q decd Of trust to rs. du!y recorded
among the Land Records of the District Of Colm-
bia. in Liber 2as at folio 70 e sea. WILL at the
sell at public auction in front Of the premises at
4 O'Clock p. m, on THURSDAY. the I'd day k
February 1911. an undivided twothirds t20 interest
in and to the following described property. situate
lyirg, and being in the City Of Washington, In
said District Of Columbia. namely: Part Of lots
numbered one Cd and twelve Oh in square num-
befed four hundred and three (l03), beginning at
the southeast corner Of said lot numbered one ~ !:
thence north with Eighth street, eighty le0 feet
seven ID inches; thence west seventy CO. feet:
thence south ten Clo) feet seven ID inches: thence
east nfty C5O feet; thence south seventy GO feet:
thence east with I street twenty CD feet to the
beginning.
Terms q nIe: third 1-s) cash and the bal
ance In one ~, two (Q. and three q, years. repre-
sented BY notes of the purchaser barring PER cent
interest payable seni-annuaIly and secued By decd
Of trust upon the property Sh. q al cash. at the
option Of the purchaser. All eouveyaneins and
recording at the cost Of the psnchaser. Terms q
sale to be compliea with within ten (lo) days from
the DAY Ct nle; otherwise Trustees reserve the right
to fesen the property st the Pisk and ccst o( the
dsanlfing purchasef sftef ct least i've % days Cd
fi1hed in The Cipsof Washington. D: G. H.
pusit d two hundred and my Wz0 ooalan b -,
aplred It H. time q sale.
ALsE3r r. Rox.
sozN Z LAlAEa. A,sssv r. Hs,s. 9 s:ss
= -
The Washington herald., 1911-01-31
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Tnnidad-Lot Is. block 5; Samuel Goldenbers and
Charles X Moran to Cordelia Coesweil. SO.
S North Carolina avenue southeast-Square 9i3
lot Il; Junette Blackstone to the Capital City
Investment Company. Inc. $500.
Pleasant Piains-Square 1H. lot 1fs; Kennedy
Brothers. Inc. to Nora b. Gardner SO.
Pleasant Plains Square 1854. lot l5: Kennedy
Brothers Inc. to Mary L. CHAMPION. SO.
Pleasant Plains-Sauare ao3l. lot lls: Kennedy
Bruthers Inc. to Mary A. Perry. SO
Sixth street northeast between street and Lexins
ton rlace-Sauare s2 lot 100; Kennedy Brothers,
Inc. to William NJ. Moler ct ux., SO.
Insieside-Lot s. block II; Kennedy Davis Cnm-
pany. Inc, to John s. Williams 80.
Insleside-LOt 95, block II; Kennedy & Davis COM
pany. Inc. to Worthy p. Sterns. ct ux. so
l4l3 Potomac street northeast-Square loss. lot AZ;
Ernest Mosman ct ux. to John Robert Eng
hsh So
H street northeast. between Fifth and Sixth streets
Square s2. lot l6: William H. H. Allen ct
ux. to Albert NJ. Walker. SO.
Rhode Island avenue terraco-Square <5l2 lot Il:
Victor krutzineer and Anne T.. Krotzinger to
John c. Neck, sos
Groves Park-Sauare 4ls. lot ); Alfred L. Foster
and Minnie T.. Foster to Kate Osborn FALL SO.
Weems Trart-Square 2S9s part Of lots TO- H. T.
Is. and IA: Rachel A. D. weems to Alexander
Millar. Sl0
I'LL street ncrtheast-square asl. lot lG3: Albert
E. Thomas ct uA. to Harry NJ. Dante. $40.
G street southeast near Sixteenth street-Wes& Of
square lO9e. lot 4; William NJ. Terrell and
s. T.. Stonebraker. trustees. to Norton NJ.
Little. trustee Of the estate Of Martha II.
Sherwoods addition to Brookland-IOt s. block 9;
Bruce Cleveland to John J. McCann. So
West Blopminslale-LOt 3. block 2: William G.
Allard ct tIx. and Walter B. Appeby ct ux. TO
Joachim B. Colchazer SO.
Wisconsin avenue extended Square 100. lot 36s;
Lewis te = B,suninSef ct u1. to William s.
NJ street northwest. between Thirty-third and
Thirty-fourth streets-Squarc lD5 part Of lot
g: Milton d. Campbell Ct to Lille q.
Drury. SO.
Chevy Chase-Sauarc l749. lot II: Fulton r. Gordon
ct ux. to Edwin w. Dickle 81. .m.
Fnehurst-Block Z: Albert c. Rinhold to Harry
Wariman and Thomas P. Bones. joint tenants
SO.
Mount Pleasant-Iot SIS; Harry Wardman and
Thomas r. Bones. Joint tenants. to Albert c.
Reinhold SO.
Eslin estats-Lot s4s; Harry NJ. Dante to Albert
T. Thomas. so.
Deeds of Trust ON Page Eleven.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-31
NORFOLK & WESTERN RWY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCT. 2

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCT. { lsla
Leave WaahinGtoo. New Onion Statipa.
SO .. m-DaiIy-Au points ou Norfolk and wese.
efn.
loao p. m.-Dsily-Rosooke. Bristsl. Wlnstuu-Sa.
lem. Knoxville. CmttanooUi, NaShv1Ne, Nsv o.
lsanA Through Sleeper. Dining Can.
40 .. n.-Fcf Bristol. Knoxville. Chsttanooe,,
Nashville. and NemphiA Hsshingtou N@uSt1
deeper open 10 nA.
For Nosfolk-Leass Waahfnetsu, - q. =. de,ly.
eSs1ys Norfolk. IN Q. n: f2Aa noon dsly. ssxav1
NafoR. Sd p q. weekdayl Leave RirAnna1,
Sunday. 80 p n. auivs Noefolk. - D =
9aD n.-DaAy-Benyvills. Lany ahnanaooh.
1salH mo- The eouthvee azzise s1S .. =. M
D H., and l7aS .. q.
An inasn.ties RosrssseA assse - M lss
osouO 0a1 DunGA =
The Washington herald., 1911-01-31
LEGAL NOTICES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. BUREAU OF z

TREASURY DEPARTMENT BUREAU OF En-
craving and Printing. Washington. d. c.. January
3 l9ll.-Sealcd proposals will he recrived at this
ofcr until 9 p. n MONDAY. February q lal, to
furnish during the fiscal year beginning July l. f9ll
the following classes Of supplies viz Textiles. &C..
hardware, ard ei.Tavers supplies The proposals
must be received not later than the time above
stated, but they will be opened until 10 Z. m,
on respective dates. follows: Textiles. &C., Fri
dar May 25 1911: hardware, Saturday. Nay 2. 1911.
and engravers' supplies. Thurday, May s, 1911,
which dates at the hour named they will be OPEN
ed and recorded in the presence Of bidders in the
Office Of the Director Of the Bureau Awards will
b. made orly established manufacturers Of. o
dealers in the articles The right is reserved
ject any all bids parts Of bids. Blank forms
with specifications for proposals and further infor-
nation will be furnished intending bidders ap-
plicatiou To JOSEPH E. RALPH. Director Of Bu-
Fcau. aAUfe7H
The Washington herald., 1911-01-31
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n. B.-Foloaing schedule figures published only
as information and not guaranteed.
For Atlanta birmingham Mobile. New Orleans
Asheville. q m. and lo:s5 p m. For Chattanooga
and Memphis. 900 a. m. daily. Dining cars.
For Roanoke, Knoxville. Chattanooga Birmine-
ham. New Orleans 1910 p. Dining cars.
For Roanoke. Knoxville Chattanooga. Nashville
Memphis. 10 a. m. daily. (Sleeping open after
10 p. m.) Dining
For Charlotte, Spartanburg, Atlanta. Admission Bir-
mingham. Ais p m. daily. Dining cars.
For Greensboro. Durham. Raleigh. Charlotte. Co
1umha. Charleston. Aiken, Augusta savannah
JACKSONVILLE. and Florida points. SD p m. daily
Dining cars. L. s BROWN General Agent,
The Washington herald., 1911-01-31
CHEsAPEAN E. OHIO LINES.

Published only Information, not guaranteed.
100 p. a. dsiy-For virginia. West Virginia, ana
Kentucky points Pullman sieepers to Cincinnati.
and Louisville Dining car from Gordons.ille.
SO p. m. da1y-CINCTNNATI. ST. LOUIS-CHI.
CAGO SPECIAL Solid train to st. Louis WITH
Pullman sleepen to Chicago. Stops only At mpor.
tant stations Pulman's finest equipment and u D
D. dining car. service . Ia carte
nlo p. m daily-F. F. v. LIMITED. for the
to Virginia Hot Springs. Cincinnati and Louisville
Cincinnati sleeper open for OCCUPANCY 10 p N
c. 4 o. dining car. service Q h carte.
Ticket Ohices. SIS Pa ave.. 1859 st. ana
Onion Station. Phones. Main loeS 2n and N.