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Semi-weekly herald., 1911-01-02
WATCH NIGHT SERVICE IN THE
m. e. CHURCH.

Opening Saturday night services 1t
s p. M; sermon. Retrospect and Pros
pect." Rev. Rassweiler. Duet, Mrs
Rassweiler and Mrs. Hougham. Re
view and preyiew, 8. s.. Mr.. Green at
$40. e. L.. Mr.. Roach. Ladies' aid.
Mrs. Isgar. Lunch provided by the
Ladies' Aid society. 10 to 1O:30. Clos
Ing consecration service. 10:30 to IL
Come and close the old year with US
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-01-02

Mrs. @. T. Vandegrift underwent a
serious operation at Oschner's hospi
tai this morning. She Is resting com.
fortably this, afternoon and all indi
cations point to q rapid recovery which
is pleasing news to the family's many
friends throughout the southwest.
Mrs. Fred Nelson. nee Ida McEwen,
who was called here on account of
the death OF her brother. DIR. o. C.
McBwen, has decided to remain. Her
husband will Join her In short time
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson have made their
home in Denver for severnr months
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-01-02
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Sabbath school at 9:45. Morning
worship at IL; theme. The Superior
ity Of Christianity to All Other Re-
ligions." Y. p. 8. c. e. at 6:45. Even
ing worship at 7:45; theme. "fmita,
tors OF God" The public is cordially
Invited to these services.
w. 8. CROZIER. Minister.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-01-02

Comb, brush and mirror sets, the
kind you pay $500 and $1,000 for In
ether stores; best assortment In the
city $500 and $500 at Hahn's.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-01-02

First-class work at Rudersdorf's bar.
her shop. Clean baths, clean towels
and good services.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-01-02

HAVE JUST PUT IN ANsco
PHOTO suPPLiEs-THE DURANGO
oRuo CO.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-01-02

Drawing for Player Plano given
away by Hahn will take place Jan. 8.
1911.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-01-02

1s47 Rogers 4 Bro. teaspoons, trip.
pie plate, $3.50 set Of 6. Hahn.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-01-02
NJ. Z. CHURCH.

New arrangement Of Sunday school
al 9:45 a. m. Illustrated sermon at
IL a. M; subject. "Children's Morn
ing" Epworth league In the new qaur.
ters at 6:45; Rev. Rassweller leader
New Years sermon at 7:45; subject
Across the Continent OF the Year"
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-01-02

Drawing for Player Plano given
sway BY Hahn Will take place Jan. >,
1911. fs
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-01-02

Now 10 the time to get your kitchen
stocked up for the new year. Call at
The Jackson Hdw. Z Imp. Co.. for
cooking utensils. D3O-tf
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-01-02
D29-4t

When you mako . purchase at
hahn's ssk for tickets on plano. Dur.
Ing the rush the help eftsn forget to
Dlve tleleeea.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-01-02

DIR. Dowdey. Oculist and Dentist.
Plata Is.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-01-02

lax solid gold fountain pen, AIkIr
Lsubsrt make, tt.o0 At Hahn's.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-01-02

COAL AND KINDLING. Prompt
service and best grades. INDEPEND-
ENT HDW. & LBR. CO.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-01-02
ATTENTION. MOOSE.

You are requested to be present at
regular meeting Monday, Jan. 2. Elec-
tion Of officers.
@. A. sCHMITT, Secretary.
C. R. COBB. Dictator.
D2s-4t
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-01-02

Furnished rooms for light house
keeping. Inquire at 763 Second ave.
De1-&f
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-01-02

c. o. 0. LAUNDRY. PLATA s2
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-01-02

D31-2t
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-01-02

Rid Yourself Of Unnecessary Durasns.
A Durango Citizens Shows
You How
The evening world., 1911-10-25
WcyyenyQfh;s
Song Recital.
By %sYLvFsrER RAwLTNc.

ErNALD wERRENRATH, nrst Of
the singers In the field for the
season and FIRST to use the Car
negic Lyceum In place Of Mendelssohn
Hall, gave q recital last night, with
Charles Albert Baker at the plano. His
baritone voice 10 fresh n OF good
quality. and he knows how to use II.
His diction is excellent both In German
Inc In English. But while his pro-
gramme last night was made up OF
songs that were worthy and he inter-
preted them with understanding. they
were too much In one mood-ths senti-
mental. They left an Impression OF
amenes hat came near TO being tire
some. Nothing evoked such applause
from the audience - Chester Ssaris's
The Days OF Long AGO." with its
Renaissance Of that stirring old Eng
lish song. king charissr Yet Il suo.
ceeded largely because u relieved The
monotony.
Mr.. w~errenrath divided his pro.
gramme into four parts. He drew on
Schubert and Brahms for the first. Grief
and MacDowell for the second, Mabs,
Daniels. r. Morris Class and Chester
0sarie for the third, and weaf and
otraus for the last. Mr.. Baksr's a.
COM ailments were sympathstio and
tasteful. The audience was large At
tsntlvs and friendly.
The evening world., 1911-10-25
GUNS WERE SlLENCED
WHEN IDA LEWIS DIED.
Artillery Practice at Newport Halted
for Woman Who Saved
Many Lives.

NEWPORT. Oct. 2S,-ida NJ. Lewis
died at sis last night at Lime Rock
Lighthouse. where she had spent nearly
adj Of the seventy-threc years Of her life.
and from which eighteen heroic rescues
earned her the thanks of Congress, nu-
merous medals and a pension and made
her world-famous. Since the death o.
her father. more than thirty years ago.
che had been otnciai keeper OF the light.
Congress b. special act having con-
hrmed the appointment. She was the
only m ever 80 distinguished. As
her father had been an invalid for years
before his death, her service as actual
keeper covered more than half Q cen
fury.
The evening world., 1911-10-25

tsss Of N inch OAeStes than he ART,
n Of blus lace 70 match your suit,
could sr1A the Asok. 4 COLLAR Of
creoa color lace could BE- papsd VITA
blus ana . plalssa erseA color firm
should ftnish the sleeves.
MSS o. =. W.-0isok SIX SRaiaaA6
applied In . design on the lsft side 81
the dress from the shoulder TO below
the hips would be effective. 4 pump
bow Of black or green velvet could trim
the front Of the neck 20 finish . small
sailor collar Of black satin or heavy
cream lace. Long sleeves put In the
arnhols plain could b. finished with
. braided QUIZ. Always wsas narrow
belts and, - possible, che color OF the
waist.
Dear FnMou Editor.
Will you kindly answer promptly II
the inclosed sample three yards would
The evening world., 1911-10-25

The modern surgeon carefully
cieansss hands and instruments be-
fore and after every operation; he
realizes the danger both to himself
and his patient Of any clinsins
serma
Germs thrive ana multiply vhsr.
ever they can ind q lodging place in
grease and dirt. and where thinGs
are s~crupulously clean they fnd IL
hard to live.
The easiest and surest way to Keep
things clean lies in tho use Of Gold
Dust washing powder. Gold Dust
Dust goes deep after dirt and routs
out every germ n hidden impurtty.
II - the sanitary cleanser.
The evening world., 1911-10-25

81 chained. but vita tho descrip.
W. fSrntshcd It u a simple MATTER
seJWork out patterns.
Rsp end d~isftnctirs feature Of
~ department " the Nustration
(elksAe different pieces Of the pattern
~ esssry tor tho making of the odr.
- II shops hoo easily the at.
y pfsFs design con Be executed and
~ servss az q guide IN cutting ones
~ Sdftsvn " such u needed
The evening world., 1911-10-25
Suits 90
Aprons for
Woman and Girl
Arc INCLUDED h CHI

most comprehen sive OF stocks.
Illustrative Of its unmatchabh value
Il . special purchase lot that We have
grouped 1t ons price, ~ csnts.;.:
There are not . crest many. but
they are very choice. Many oeher
tempting values among the following:
WHITE APRONS
For sewers. teacher ana
stenoyraphers --isyn or ctessoSsIl-
Puntss or with emb'd tnsertions- -.
dozen different styiee-SpeciA. no
WHITE APRONs--Dostsd swiss ~
lawn, with or without BIS
dainty pockets or large Ones foe
Smb'y or sewing-round or sQuafc.-
lace. emb'y or rurls srtin'd...... ~
TRIMMED APRONS Of fancy croeaoes.
dotted Swiss, tucked o. strapped
iawn-round, pointed " !eQusreE
with and Without bibs-labossteay -
trim'd-vafue 3 s0O
MAIDS APRONB--Lswp. full sissc
deep hemstitehed hsm-lons s'rinssC1o
value JOc. ~
wOMEN'S APRONs-L.swn, large
or small, plain or hsmstitched
t~ucks-wfth or Without bios- 81.
value $50. $50
OTHER APRONs-shors or long
With or without blbs--princess,
fitted and many Other styles
probably numbering more than
hundred. ~ various prices up W Lev
CHILDREN's APRoNs--Lawn-
Princess, Hubbard or waist styles.
daintiiy trimmed with hemstltchins.
tucks Or s~m0roidsry .... 40 TO Lag
The evening world., 1911-10-25
TO QUERIES.


9 TsShion Editor,
have seven yards Of lowered
q Non which l would like to utilize
. dance dress. wnl you kindly tell
! how, TO make III DO not care fo' a
kr IN II. WILFREpA.
Dsumiag that your material 10
. with colored flowers, Z world
u1Iset having It mado over o white
90 lining. Make It Y neck quito
o. the shoulders, ana have Q fchu
Z Main white chiffon sdged with email
\ Hen roses In the oolors shown In
Ukr material. "A deep band on the
. bom Of the skirt Of the plain ohif-
sou1d be attached. with . raw O.
The evening world., 1911-10-25

Lizard. Eng. Oct. c5.-rhc Holland
America Line steamer Sloterdyg. which
broke a c~rankshaf, after sailing from
Rotterdam on Oct. ~ for Boston n
required assistance. passed here to-day
making for Southampton.
The evening world., 1911-10-25
DESCRIPTION.

Developed In garnet red. this dress
makes an effective costume for after
noon and street rear. On q plain
foundation consisting Of . waist with
sleeve In one ana . three-pieoe skirt,
. shoulder brsteiis and collar edged
with black silk tassel fringe 10 applied
to the waist and . shaped band iu
tunic effect. also edged with the fringe.
IL applied to the skirt. -Four rows OF
black silk braid trim the lower portion
of the skirt. also the sleeves In cuff
effect. A ANAL vsst portion OF black
velvet adds a richness. and tiny black
velvet buttons trim the waist from the
neck TO the belt. which 10 Of the ma
terial.
The evening world., 1911-10-25
Gbararttr Of Construction.

The company by Its restrictions. as
well as by its own construction work,
aims to have only well built houses
upon its property; the object being to
reduce the cost of upkeep and dete-
riorahon to . minimum. and thereby
produce 4 good permanent investment.
Those houses now being built, which
are not entirely fireproof, are at least
semi-hreproof, with metal lath, ma
sonry walls and tile roofs. The first
cost Of such construction, however, is
necessarily greater than that of houses
Of less durable material, built to sell
regardless of the permanent interest
of the purchaser. This increase of
cost the company hopes to consider
ably reduce by economic methods OF
construction, by tho use Of simple dc.
The evening world., 1911-10-25
Transportation.

Forest Hills Gardens Is situated on
the newly equipped electric line OF
the Long Island Railroad, two miles
west of Jamaica, and Is reached from
the Pennsylvania Terminal In Man.
haitian in from thirteen to fifteen min
utes. At present twenty or moro
trains in each direction stop daily.
Passengers from Brooklyn change at
Jamaica. There Is a yet no service
by trolley.
The evening world., 1911-10-25
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
CUEEiiS.
forest Dtlls @arne11s

To give q general answer to many inquiries and prevent
misunderstanding As to the character of its development It
Forest Hills Gardens, the Sage foundation Bones Company
makes the following statement@ 800,
The evening world., 1911-10-25

for the over part Of the dance frcck
shown In oct. II paper3
APPREC1ATIvE.
Three ysras viii be quite s~uhaosnt.
The evening world., 1911-10-25
GAPS AND APRONS

White Apeons-sne0 end dainty -.
or large snd practical. =. lie to lao
bingham AprousClerss coyee-an 80.
rs6ulss and sztFs asss.... .10 70 90
The evening world., 1911-10-25

Velvet Suits. 49, 80 e
Exsremsy Frvnsh n seyiCsYe0 &
Psrisian models-%unle Sdrep enWmo4
coilars form great rvvsfs. q rob -ffsne
snd ase trm'd with sos1A. osNb1 -
fringe--beautiful satin nd cod eRnAp
S,n~ vs,vsA ssiss 10 asa
Velvet Corduroy Suits. -. %
Also plain vslvsa. bsevaA nOvy q
blsck-handsomsly tsiiorsaS.ovSt
-bufied edge roveru-oAein OovGr01
Sord ornamsuss n oeseo-Demooo1
plain skiros.
The evening world., 1911-10-25
Central Gbarartrr Of
Dettlnpme11t.

Tie properly q offered for home
building, not for speculative purchase.
The prices, terms Of sale. and restric-
tons, put upon lots for the benefit Of
thrse who use them for home building
purposes, arc not likely to encourage
speculative manipulation or any rapid
increase IN the value OF lots. What
evrf increase IN value may come will
be dus to the normal development
Of tho property and tho surrounding
district -..
The evening world., 1911-10-25
satin should anish ~ ne Nack with
vide loops and ends.

mss BOSE 8s-Your naaesgeal
wouia be pretty n . suit eonbinsa
with white rstins = black velvst, the
former VI ~ Tevsrs n the latter
- deep collar ana cuffs. Use three
oval black and white buttons 70 fasssn.
l90. =. IA waist Of cream all.
ever . 0 Win long plain S1esveo set
In could 10 tuoksA In gfoups. 4 aoubls
finely plated frtll AROUND the nsok, the
under one Of orsam color lace ma The
The evening world., 1911-10-25
SpecisI Lunches
! Tomorrow Thursdsy)
40 "a 2.3O

lssst y,.s Ham ,asSfs5. Aup,s s.sr~
s'i as.i s'H 1S:,:s. s;s S::Ii;~
M. OotfS o. NAih........ss0S
10. T. White Besn soup,
Chtshsu Patti Y nslna
HAshsd Brown potatoGS
PSsrh Pte. -
The evening world., 1911-10-25
Scak Of 3erGea.

Tho property b not cheap, as COM
pared with other less carefully planned
suburban Developments The improve
ments ue being made, not ON 4 specu-
lAtivs basis. but with . view to the es-
tah.iAhment Of permanent homes. and
tho company expects to make . rea-
sonahle profit by its operations. The
lot, with their share Of parking spaces,
Fairgrounds. and improvements, +
being sold At prices ranging from
$4,000 upwards, per standard unit of
20 K 100 #. Plots of not less than 40
# in average width may be purchased
without houses. Houses designed and
built on GnaIler lots by the company.
singiy and in groups Of various sizes,
may BE- bought from plans Of after
completion.
The evening world., 1911-10-25
MAIDS DRESSES

s, q s s:::.o11 .sasss 3 3 : 1:Ss
s~esssuckee, Chsmbrsy. and .Csm6r!c-
end dafk. ....... .60 20 l.00
A 0ssisi vaiss % sur ~ls.rspssSf two:pisss
dPeso - o1.l0s
The evening world., 1911-10-25
Uniforms for Nurses
And Those In Training

Pure white linen, .rSpD end l1nsuse
visins and head nursss-i.6o ~ <.oO
oesgyuekee Aad ehambsay 1rssser
blue and white senps-ens . I've
plooo. so0 end 100
The evening world., 1911-10-25

An ideal homo 70 the psrh section Of Bmoslyu.
Down. BALANCE. SAME As HENT q nsfsst
house, finely finished. Handsomely decorated;
Pheasant SURROUNDING. on q beauiifui boulevard
built II bfics and stone, 7 rooms, tiled BATH and
~,estibnle. puquct. floors, hardwood Trim. water,
hcN ef, gas, electricity. large piazza; on The tine
Of the new subway, one block from etlieSs station
certain Of rapid increases In valustiun. send for
10 riculan and inspeot tho nrNf sffy a. once.
Address Op~poRrVNrTy sm World
The evening world., 1911-10-25

srsstsse and ou pte
Women's Suits is. 80
and two toned chsvioss: also chiffon
brosdcboshs-bisck end mediah .colots
--plain or fancy tsllored-Vfrdle OF
bah skiPs--worth $4,000.
Other Suits a. lev - lo.0~
Women's Suits 10. 90
Brp~dcioth--mannSsh ssCses. diaGonah.
chsyiots, several atyiss Of MIXTURE
voiveS or novelty braid seN collsrC
bsis and girdle skirts In styles suited
" stoue WOMEN - vel q tn0ss VI
incipdsd ct this prcs - szte - - ~
inch bua measure, N hsch and say uasr
nish AlItursA
The evening world., 1911-10-25

Architects and Artists. 80. liT
Authors, Editors and Re-
porters .................. go
Doctors and Lawyers. SO
Engineers TO
Teachers and Educators..: 1875
Accountants, Advertising
Agents and Printers. 7a
Brokers and Manufacturers. 10
Merchants and Managers. 1870
Statesmen and Clerks. ...... 22%
Railroad officials and In
Other Occupations. ...... SO
The evening world., 1911-10-25
PIANOS AID ORGANS
HELP WANTED-MALE

~CAItaAys IAaAINLh sAaEsi, son.st.A. "a
taans Iai eaaige u ths u'sni4ns a''.1Aisa.
handle msa and lpni oai ssrs thst sII '.Aai
the s,.1t,. ,H'eSs3s; io' such +. qIA M To
hculars as 10 ,biity. rOori AMI pslnp 10 las
lster address Depsrtpspt y. y. v. Boa 3p
Hallogi. Ioag-
The evening world., 1911-10-25
Character Of 3eurebaSer&.

The purchasers Of land and houses
to date are almost equally divided be-
tween those following professions and
those engaged in business pursuits.
Tho distribution 10 substantially a.
The evening world., 1911-10-25

sfgns md materials, and by tho omlb.
sion of merely ornamental features
usually thought necessary for sdvsr-
Using and selling speculative houses.
Small apartments ano antL
The company does not plan to build
houses primarily for rental purposes.
But to meet the demand Of those who
are not prepared to buy or build houses
IL has eret.ed buildings adjoining the
railroad station. and directly connected
Herewith, containing suites, single
rooms. studios, and apartments for
rental. The buildings will b run In
connection with q public restaurant -
IN apartment hotel. Tho prices Of
single rooms and board are from 9ll.oo
to $500 per week. In the same group
Of buildings arc also q limited num-
Der Of housekeeping apartnents and
studios, and stores, renting from $4,000
to $4,000 per month.
The evening world., 1911-10-25

E1 s;:.: '. 1s.s S Ns:s:ss:;. +: ss;se
Suf7S1 sasc: r. deep cape collar and
ssysn sAesd With sSnin frs3eSI1
Ssn1sSmsly iiss1
The evening world., 1911-10-25

vstigsts and KNOW fW youssN that ON stocn srd =
srsstae and on ptcW loves h ths dty.
The evening world., 1911-10-25
FOR THE hOMESEEKER

a builder with 20 year' .eHpenencs.
Kings nishsay aud West Ninth street,
Brooklyn, ". Y.
The evening world., 1911-10-25
To-monou-T Thursday
A Sale of Women's Long Goats
Ofhr Special Vais,s - FoiIoWss

Utility Goats. IL. 80
s shetland ..v w9Ss mis sSiSsSu,s s.o- So
broadcioths and bisch end navy pe6bAo
eheviota-collars Of vari0us styl6A .
Brosdcioth Coats....... -. 90
: model. having Ssss lsrfsS dol
or gound vsivss 0ollAfV on4 eu1foc
buStons-oiaak q RAy sotin nno1. O.
Hsndseme Long Costs. Is. %
Velvet and Brosdssl Caess1l alosA-
lars, With applique q vd$Se-66an0
OAtin lined Throughout
ONE. ,;,.:. ssa S.sss pr
The Washington times., 1911-06-15
ANACOSTIA SEEKS
BETTER CAR SERVICE
Citizens Association Meets and Redoubes Its Efforts
Obtain Improvements, Delayed by Lack OF
Official Approval.

complaints are being given careful con-
sideration. 1t was explained that the
schedule made public some months ago
provided for every other car to go
way Of the Union Station on a two
and-a-half-minute schedule.
Flag raising exercises on the after
noon Of September 30 at two differeu
points in Anacostia under the united
auspices of the Grand Army OF the Re-
public and the Citizens Association
seem assured as a result of the action
taken by the ASSOCIATION last evening
Careful consideration was given to the
report of the committee named to go
over the details, and two propositions
were agreed to. One provides for the
American banner on Hllbright. the
Children, where John a. Logan Post
will furnish the pole and the flag. The
other plan is to have another pole and
flag erected in Logan Park, adjacent
to many Of Anacostia's principal build
ings, and the association will bear the
expense. It was estimated that $500
will be required to defray the expenses,
and after John Herbert. Col. A. B.
Frisbie, w. w. Tolson, and President
Burr had spoken on the matter II was
decided to name an augmented commit
tee for the purpose OF soliciting sub
scriptions for the event This commit
tee will consist Of W. w. Tolson, John
Herbert, Charles A. Stevens, Oscar II.
Osterman, Edward Wood, Louis Ander-
son. Charles F. Roberts, and N. r.
Harnish.
The Washington times., 1911-06-15
BEST SHAMPOO
FOR HOME USE

For quick. easy shampooing and re-
storing the natural gloss to dull,
streaky, thin hair" writes Mae Martyr,
famed beauty specialist, in the San
Francisco Gazette, there is nothing to
compare with a shampoo made by dis
solving a teaspoonful of canthrox in a
cup of hot water. 1t makes a creamy,
cleansing lather that removes every bit
of dirt, dandruff and excess oil and
stops itching. 1t rinses off easily and
the hair dries in Just a few minutes.
This splendid shampoo gives the
hair a most pleasing luster and fluff
ness and will have the commendation
of every woman troubled with scanty,
short, brittle or faded hair.
The alkali in soaps and most ready
prepared shampoos is responsible for
many scalp troubles such as dull,
streaky falling hair-oftimes mistek-
ably attributed to wearing false hair"
The Washington times., 1911-06-15
uncle Toms Cabin"
Not a Slap at South

Uncle Toms Cabin" was not intended
as direct slip at the Sonth," said Ly-
man Beecher Stowe, grandson Of Mrs.
Harriet Beecher Stowe, at the Stowe
centenary exercises at the Lincoln Me-
mortal Congregational church last
night. Mr.. Stowe called attention TO
the fact that the novelist made the
meanest character in the book. Simon
Legree, renegade Northerner.
Mr.. Stowe declared that the character
Of Legree and most of the others in the
book had been drawn from life. or at
least founded on the characteristics of
living men and women.
"A brother of Mrs. Stowe, then Hv-
Ing in New Orleans" said the novel;
lists grandson, was employed as a
shipping clerk for cotton house, and
he wrote Mrs. Stowe daily, giving her a
minute description Of the prototype Of
Legree."
Gen. Andrew 8. Burt and L. NJ Her
shaw also spoke, eulogizing Mrs. Stowe.
A violin solo was played by Joseph
Douglass, grandson OF Frederick Doug
lass. A vocal number was given by
Miss Charlotte Wallace. Mrs. Mary Ter
rell. formerly q member of the Board
of Education. presided at the centenary
exercises