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SHAKES HER FIST
AT COURT OFFICIALS
Mother Of Girl Charged with Theft
Of $50 Creates Scene
Before Judge.

Bursting into tears, shaking her little
withered fist at the prosecuting witness,
and uttering groans ana mufiied oaths.
Mrs. Mary Strickland. OF lslb sixth
street northwest, premaJurely old and
enfeebled by long toll and all the pangs
Of poverty. sat at the desk OF Judgment
in Juvenile Court yesterday afternoon
while her fifteen-yesr-oId daughter,
Maud, was arraigned before the tribunal
charged with stealing so from desk
In the home OF George w. Acorn, 1875
sixth street northwest
According to .he testimony. Maud ac-
companied a daughter OF Mr.. Acorn home
from school early in the week. and while
In the home. stole the money Maud
took the money home and gave II to her
mother. telling her that she had found
IT,
The probation officers testified that the
mother was kept away from the home
during the great part OF the day by her
work, and that the girl had no one TO
guide her. Maud admitted that she went
with girls who are weil-knoNn by ifhe
court authorities as bad characters.
The best thing for your daughter"
said Judge De Lacy, us 10 send her TO
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LOVE

The poets have been trying TO tell us
what love is for Loo years, but they have
made such a hash of II that even to-day
thousands OF people can't tell the dif-
ference between love and business op-
portunity until after they are married.
Love is a peculiarly squashy condition
OF the bead produced by an appetite IN
the heart. 1t Is grand thing for the
heart. enlarging 1t to many times its
former capacity. but what IL does to the
mind is mournful to contemplate. Under
the influence of love we see 81 a week
clerks buying IS punches OF violets, strong
and fearless young athletes weeping
great pearly tears, because the letter car
rier didn't produce a pink note. snd well
educated young women regarding Apollo,
Shakespeare, and Daniel Webster as mere
trash when compared with the magnif-
cent young football players or necktie
statesmen who call at their homes each
evening.
Love blinds the eyes, warps the Judg-
ment. spoils the taste. increases the
capacity for happiness, takes the sting
out OF misfortune, softens the disposition,
makes hard work worth while, and nils
the land with happy and often crowded
homes.
Love is an internally ridiculously, and
painfully magnificent thing. II IS a
1.e0O0 900 volt shock of persoPal magnetism
against where there Is no insulation. It
preys upon the old and the young alike.
II attacks the statuesque young society
princess and reduces her from an iceberg
TO an armfol Of soft words in three
weeks. II steals into the bony frame OF
the hardened old skinfiint, who has just
efecfed nineteen starving families from
his tenement houses, and transforms him
into a slave of the barber. the manicure
specialist, and the florist in less time
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AMAcoSTYA.

A large company gathered last night
in the assembly hall of ST. Teresa's
parochial school, IN V street, to attend
the dance given by the Young Mems
Club Of that parish
During the cold spell of the past two
weeks, the police OF the Eleventh pre-
elnct, in Anacostia, have been called upon
for assistance more than at any time In
many years
Capt Mclean. OF No. Cemical Engine
Company. at Twenty-eighth and Penn
sylvania avenue. Randle Highlands, was
kept busy yesterday acknowledging the
receipt OF many tokens sent the men OF
his command
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MALE & FEMALE HELP WANTED.
SITUATIONS wAETED-FEMALE.

DREssMAKING AT HOME OR BY THE
day: best OF references. MISS HART,
Yentosa Apt, Apt s q
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BARON IS BULLET VICTIM.
Hawk Had Guarded the Post-ofHc,
Clock Twelve Years.

That picturesque highwayman, The
Baron" who for twelve years has guard
ed the post-ofice clock and thereby
found his way into print, was assassl-
mated yesterday morning. The body, with
a bullet wound through the neck, was
found by the side of the big clock where
he kept vigil during the lonely hours of
the night
The Baron was a solitary grabbed
falcon hawk, with no sense of humor a
small sense of honor. and a sublime de-
termination to see that nobody injured
the huge clock that shines from
the top of the post-ofice tower
Where he came from no one knows. His
plundering tendencies brought to untime-
ly death many promising young pigeon.
Winging his way from nowhere, he set
tied in one Of the inches beside the clock
dozen years ago. and there during the
night he dozed and stood at sentinel duty
like some grotesque image
How THE Baron" was killed no one
knows. Every policeman and denizen Of
the night knew and loved the grabbed
old hawk. His very lonesomeness was
his protection. A misdirected bullet is
the verdict of some. II it was a delib-
crate killing and the slayer is found by
post-ofice employees, 1t will go hard with
him.
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DENIES cHILDREN's CHARGE.
John b. Hammond elaine He Has
Handled Funds Properly.

John B. Hammond yesterday denied
the allegation OF his children. Virginia
Hammond Lycett and Emery T. Ham
mond Weaver that he has failed 20
handle properly the funds intrusted to
him rs their guardian at the time Of the
death OF his wife. Elizabeth Bingham
Hammond. The father declares the chill
dren have no interest IN the money.
He states that he Invested certain
sum In real estate for the benefit Of his
wife before her deatL but asserts that
the children have never had an interest
in the iEFestment. which ne says he has
increased from time TO time.
Although the property was decided to
his wife, Mr.. Hammond declares the
money invested was Of his own earning,
and considers the sum returned TO him
at the time OF her death, notwithstand-
ing that he kept the money invested as
trustee
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FEDERAL UTILITIES
COMMISSION ASKED
DOremus Bill Would Give Body
District Control and Supervision
sover Nations Gas Companies.

A national public utilities commission
with particular reference to the District
OF Columbia is authorized IN a biil in
troduced yesterday by Representative
Doremus. of Michigan. The commission.
for which an Appropriation OF $50. 900
is asked. Is to have absolute control OF
all public service corporations doing BUSH
ness in the District and of gas and cleo
trio companies doing an Interstate busi-
ness. The bill specifically provides for
d half payment OF the $4,000 appropria-
tlOn proposed.
The commission is TO be composed OF
five members TO be appointed by the
President at an annual salary Of $1,000.
The commissioners are Instructed TO make
experiments in public utility control in
the District Of Columbia for diffusion In
other parts OF the country. The bill
specifically calls for the ordering OF uni
Versal transfers.
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TAKoMA PARK.

Frank Thomas, who is directing the ex-
cayating for the subway in Cedar street.
was injured about the head yesterday
when. in attempting to evade a wagon,
he came In contact with piece OF scaf-
folding with considerable force. The in
Jury was not serious
dance for the benefit Of the choir
fund OF the Trinity p. E. Church win
be given tomorrow night in the parish
han in Dahlia street
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NAY DISCUSS GALLINGER
UTILITIES MEASURE TODAY

The GaIlinger public utilities measure
may come up for consideration to-day
following the hearing before the SEN
ate District Committee on the universal
transfer bills.
The GaIlinger measure will, it is UNDER
stood. take preference over all other
measures except the transfer bill before
the Senate committee. as the District
chairman Is anxious to get his bill to
the Senate.
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For SALE

FINE VILLA SITES OF ONE-HALF TO
Va: only 20 min.i and scent fare from
Treasury: also Pecan. Groves in famous
Ca. Pecan district. profits guaranteed.
LEY. 500 Evans Bldg. s-tu.f 1st
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brain where Il has been messing things
up and goes down into the heart where
Il belongs.
Love has remodeled nations. revised
history, overthrovn kings and champions.
and has made literature worth reading.
II is said that love makes the world
go round, but II does more than that
1t makes the world go round and round
and round like another well-known in
toxicant. But it is far more divine
dizziness.
Goopyrisht. iEz by GeoSEs Matthew AdamSl
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FIIms show Auto MaI-inr.

A large audience OF automobile enthusi-
asts attended the private exhibition Of
moving pictures, showing the various in
teresting processes Of manufacturing the
EMF 80 and Flanders 80 automo-
biles. from the raw material to the
finished car. last night at National
Rifles Armory. Six reels, agEregating
500 feet OF films, were used. The ex-
hibition was given by Charles E. Boyce.
under auspices Of the Commercial Auto
mobile and Supply Company. OF which
W. c. Long is manager.
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VEST POCKET ESSAYS
I0XTE Bp GEORGE FITCH
AOSL Author of at Good Old SiUash''

than it would take a 1900 bill to earn
two bits IN interest.
Love can be cured. but II isn't worth
while. It is too fascinating in its ter
rible progress. The best treatment Is
to allay Il and mitigate IL by means OF
There Is as much love after
marriage as before. but 1t leaves the
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District u ColluhiA Washinktun. January le
pruTusals viii be received at this oiiee
until O'Clock D. m. FEBRUARY ;. l9f., senzr-
ately; For furnishing and delivering street Ian
tens and street sign francs; 2 Fur furnishing and
delivering cast-iruu lamp-posts and acuessories A
depo6it q ten dollars fSlo.0oi viii be required to
guarantee the return In good condition of IN draw
inss and plans in connection with the specifications
covering lamr-posts and aecessories. SpechcAtions
drawings, and foun of prapossl may be obtained
from the Purchasing Oficer, ID. c. In aTFising.
state which set of urDposals is desired. CuNo II.
RUDOLPH JOHN A. JOHNSTON, WILLIAM ".
JUDSoN, Commissioner ID. G. jals-d3t
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seII. E.pert win Attend.

Milton whitney. Chief OF the Bureau OF
Soils, Of the Department of Agriculture.
has advised the southern commerelaI
Congress that he will be present at the
fourth annual convention Of the congress
in Nashville, Tenn, April to 10. and that
ne viii preside over a sells conference.
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHFRN RAILWAY

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH
n. B.-FonOwtng schedule figures published ouly
information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta, Birmingham, Mobile New OrIsans
AsteFillc. 4 .. and Ws5 p. N. Far ChHttanooR.
and Memphis. Dd5 p N daily. Dining eau
For TAlladega- CalSEa. Selma. UniontoHn, Dsmop-
oils q m daily.
For Roanoks. Knoxville. Chattanooga. Birmine-
ham. New Orleans. lo:ls D n. DininE carE
For Roanoke, KnorEtlle ChattanooSl NashyiIls.
MemrhiA lao a. N daily. Gslesping ear 0pen aftsE
70 p NJ Dining carA
For -Charlotte. SpartAnbuFz. Atlanta, Auuistnn,
Btrmingham. fd5 p. N. daily. Dining cara
For Ashsville. Charlotte. Columbia, Charleston
Aiken. Augnsta. sNEannnh JacksonVille and Florida
potntk eD .. N daily Dining carS
L. s. BROWN. General Ar-nt.
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School AsaociafIon to Meet.

The midwfhter meeting OF the cleve-
land Park School and Community Assoc.
citation will be held at the John Eaton
School, Thirty y-fovrth,and Lowell Streets.
tonight Frank ]. Hogan VIII address
the meeting. and IL is also expected that
Mrs. Ellen 8. MUssey will speak on the
subject Of teachers retirement
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MARINE CORPS GIVES DANCE.

Five Hundred Couples Trip Light
Fantastic mt Navy Yard.
The largest number of sailors. seamen
gunners. marines, and civilian clerks Of
the Marine Corps headquarters gathered
together this season last night attended
the first BAN given by the clerks OF the
marine headquarters, in the navy yard
ballroom.
More than 500 couples danced to mu-
sic played bY the Marine Band. Among
the invited guests was Gen. W. P. Bid
die, Of the Marine Corps headquarters
Capt. Garland Fay was chairman OF the
committee On arrangements. and Sergt
II. M. Peter, vice chairman.
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MOVING. PACKING. 8 sToRINe.

MOVING, PACKING. AND STORING A sPE-
cialty. Get oar esti1nates save motey and Eorfy
PEOPLES STORAGE AND EXPRESS CO.. i5fo
sth st nv. 'Phoue North 2seM- Won
FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. &C.
moved with care. packing and shipping
a speciality. KRIEG'S EXPRESS, 12ei
II st NV, Phone Main 9io lS2-tf
GET OUR ESTIMATES ON ABSOLUTE
ly freproof storage. UNITED STATES
STORAGE CO., llS-4eo 10th ST NV. Phone
Main 4229. 117-u
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,Ii.. cool. pe.crIbe, sieiIr.

The first Of a series OF illustrated lee
lures by Miss Marion C. Cook was de-
livered yesterday at the Friends School.
Miss Cooks subject was Sicily" and
was illustrated by an abundance of 81
lustrations colored by Miss Hunt. OF the
University of Michigan.
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EI0o
AUTOMOBILES.

SPECIAL BARGAINS 1910 WASHING
ton Car. $50. Other makss of cars, 500
and upward. Open evenings. CARTER
MOTOR CAR CORPORATION. 1ss5 18th
st. NV S6u
FOR SALE-FIRST-CLAss CONDITION,
secondhand castings: sizes S2x5z. 94x4.
Ax4lz. Ssx4iz: bargain $50 Z st. NV.
sGHs sSls Main 07& "-6
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or SATURDAY. FEBRUARY lqlA At 10
O'Clock 3. m in frout of United States sturazs
Conpany's warehouse. ns and a 10Th st nv. VII
b sold for stor1ss and otber charEes all gpods
stored in the names of Hany Z Barco G Hazan,
Of bo1eS. barrel trunks, and household Eoods &C.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. AncdoaserS
UNITED STATES STORAGE COMPANY.
tals&fs2
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PAwNBRoKERs
upHoIsTERIEe.
sPrRrrUALIsM.

MRS. WHTTE Will. HOLD sEANCE
every wednesday and Friday, at 8 p. m.
sharp: 10 be seen privately every day.
30 sin a. NV. 3oo-m. v. f-6m
MEETINGS. MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS, AND
fridsys 3 h n. aiArp; message 10 each; daily
readirrA Developing class Thursday. p. m MIA
AfALTBY. IS n q Nv. 'Phune \. S41 7esn
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NORFOLK & WESTERN RWY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCT. O. isu
Leave Washington. New Uni0n Station
80 N Dafly-An pOtnts Norfolk and
Western
1910 p n Daily-Hoaooke. Bristol. winstoa-
sai=m. Knoxville, Chattanooga. Nashville, New
orleana Through Sleeper. Dining Cara
i1o q. m--For Bristol. KnoxVilis ChattanooTa
Nashville. and Memphis. Washlngton- Memphis
sleeper open al 10 p m
For NorfoIk-LeaVe wHshington. i0 a N daily
arrfVe Norfolk. II - q N. i3ai noon daily arrlFs
Norfolk SD p N. daily. Pnrlor Cara Leass Rich-
mond daily. i:lo p N. arrils Nortok. ~ p N.
40 D m-Dafly-Bsnyyills. Luray, Shenandoah
Trains FROM he scuthusst srziss SO a n. losN
p n. and f7is
All Information Fourtssnth street and New Tork
alennn lRand Ruildinal.
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AUCTION SALES.
o. g. SLOAN & co. INC. Anctioneers,
1D7 G Street NorthTest-

lp7 Street NorthEest-
SALE OF PERSONAL EFFECTs, HOUSEHOLD
GOODS. sc. FOR STORAGE CHARGES.
Notice Is hereby given that On SATURDAY,
January =, lpi2 at 70 a m. there VII b old
AZ public Euction IN the roomS q G. G. sloan q
Co. Inc. anctioneers lf57 @ strsst Washington.
d. C.. 10 enforce liens for s.oQse eharEss. &e..
due and unpaid an Eood< furniture household- and
pIsoual Effects stored With n IN the names q
Minnie Hawkins. Rose Z. Roberts L. Z Reed.
John Curtis jaime Waftsun. Mrs. Eaus Nsii8
Brown. n B. Banks. and Ms. Porter.
UNION STORAGE CO..
lsil Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
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MEDICAL.

treatment Of special diseases, chronic
and acute. Consultation confidential.
Medicine furnished. Prices moderate.
Corner 18th and Pa ave. NV. Phone NJ.
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AND HOUSE CLEANING.

YOU'LL WEAR BILLIKEN's SMILE
II you have the Acme 90 you win
WINDOW CLEANING CO., a2l O 81. NV.
Phone Main 715s. ufU
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SAMPLE Bottle Free by Mail

That those who are seeking health and
strength for themselves. children. rela-
tives or friends may experience the llfe-
giving properties OF this exclusive Nor
way gold medal ozonized cod nyer oil
medicinal food emulsion-as well Vas to
know ozomulsion superiority-in being
most palatable and easy to take-a gen
erous S-oz. bottle viii be sent By mail to
those who send addresses BY postcard or
lstter to ozomuision. SIS PeaH ST. N. Y.
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SPIN0LOGY.

SPINAL trUuble. nsrvousoess. neuralgia. neur5tis,
h4ckache. hfadache. rheumatism. poor cirualafinn
and debility are cnred permanently without drugs b.
DIR. J. OHIO STEVENSON. splnologist "a DiS-
trict National Bank Bldg taIl-I5oteod
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FOR sAIE-HoUsEs.
FOR sAIE-Iors.

OWNER OF TWO LARGE LOTS
northwest section. one block from ear
line viii sell at a bargain; win accept de-
ferred payments. BOX %. Herald once.
x6-0 :
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PIANO TUNING.

PIANO TUNING. $50: WORK GUAR
anfeed. over. Is years experience. Drop
postal II HALVERSEN. 'l222 East Cap
itol a. 8-6no.
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RUG WEAVING.

READTIFQTf, RUGS woven from old
carpets by the WARRINGTON RUG
ffltAVING Co. 911 5th ST NV, Main isz9.
ai7-tf
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BAEp cOEcERT TODAY.

By the United STATE. Soldier. Hone
Band. John S. N. zimnemann. director.
in STANLEY Han, sD p N Programme:
March. The -Masnet.' .Lo.ey !.
orerturr. '-sanI''. BlEzini
Duet for two elArinsss. .-Ths Two Little
MesrS Ydth and MsinsrA
selection, ''JacntA' .Robyn.
Rag oddity. -'That Peculiar Rag ..snyder
Medley q popular sOass. ''Renick's Hits
No. s".-......-.......,...........,...LAmpe
The Star spsnsisd Bannsrs
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
In small and large sums Several trust
funds to loan at ~ 10 per cent inter-
est on good business or residence prop
erty. All transactions conducted with
economical consideration for borrowers
WM II. SAUNDERS & CO., Southern
Building. 97 18th st NV. 2l6-tf
MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED
city real estate at lowest current rates
Of interest; special privileges with respect
20 prior payments. TYLER & RUTHER-
FoRD. INC. 73n 18th st. nv. str
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-EIGHT-RooM HOUSE. 10
acres OF land. Arlington. Va, adjoining
the premises OF Mr.. John Figgins. Apply
AMERICAN SECURITY AND Trust
COMPANY. q
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FOR sALE-FARMs.

HOUSE AND TEN ACRES. WITH
necessary outbuildings. located near
land: Young orchard: wen OF good watsr.
BOX A. Herald Office. 3
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOsT-ON nth INST N NORTH
west section. q valuable pearl neck
lace. Finder win be generously rewarded
By returning Il 10 GAIsT 4 BRO Jew-'
elers. 110T. Pa. ave.
so REWARD FOR RETURN OF YELL
low 81 Bernard dog TO ls23 9 st.
tonobile, on Chevy Chase road, yester-
MOSES & SONS, 11th and sts.. de-
livery department ID
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.

TO RENT-sIX-RooM AND BATH
brick house on the heights. close to
cars; all modern improvements: gas
range, hot water heat, large rooms and
cellar: can be rented SS1.59. with purchase
privilege on rental basis. Address T. ].
MORGAN. LIS 18th st 19-tf
FOR RENT : FIVE ROOM FRAME
house. with stable; large yard: on
Heights; near cars; grape vine. &C; rent,
us5o Address M. ]. T., Herald once.
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BALTIMORE q OHIO RAILROAD

LEANE UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LIaE
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THB ODD HOUR
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEw YORK
NEW YORK TERMINALS. LIBERTY STREET
and W. TWENTT-THIRD srREET
ia fs1e Royal Special. 5 hS1fsl, 10 CRoyal
speciaD III - a N. ia. 80 fRovai Limited s
hoursl So 10 p m. and sle.iS night .2.i5
a. m Dfners ,and Parior car on DAY sralns
Eleepers On .1i:5 night zen AZ loeo D m
Piiladelrhia ard Aiianfc CITY. In. s'91o IL -
a m q % 30 ian D m
10 BALTIMORE
~EvEnY H0UR ON THE HOUR"
cyrek days 10 a m % 1851 D NJ
s1sU tsm an T1o. tn. fs1a Sso. .9so
ies1. ION. sli1o a. m. ~ % mon. fl2s5. $50
nas ti11e IN IN Bs0. nm. HsB SO
fsH. 1Nr $50. 80 r9a an no. sl0sn
'IesE. M. 12aS night
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO, 91f a m. Is 81 An
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. AND LOUISVILLE
119 a n, ras ?. N. sl2ao nlght-
PfTTsBuRc. $50 q. m. T-5. 7-le ]. n. .Izsp
nirht sleeper rrady np. nj
CLEVELAND. Sao p N. COLUMBUS. ~
WHEELING. 80 q. n. SA m
seheslulrs Il local Trains a ticaet cdlceA
sDnfly tExcert Sunday ssnraay only.
TELEPHONES AZ fnlouing Ticket Oaoss: ifl5
Q 4. nu-, Maln i8I; 90 PenIsylsanis aEs-. Main
~ union ezitcn o1cs. Main ~
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

TO COPY MANU-
scripts: state price per loo words. Ad-
dress WRITER, Herald Office.
ON QUICK SELLING AR
ticle. Apply at once 1850 18th st, NV.
before 10 a. m. or after p. m. %
An INTELLIGENT PERSON NAY EARN 800
monthly corresponding for newsrapes; no oan-
Tassius- Send for particulan. PRESS sYNDF-
CATE. Lockport. n. Y. e4iy
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FOR EXCHANGE.

I WILL TRADE MY EQUITY m DE-
slrable northwest city lots for an equity
n small SIX or seven room house. BOX
81. Herald once. 11s-6
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

1906 ETH Nw.-NICELY FURNISHED
room, single or en- suite: new house;
with or without board; reasonable rate.
1S21.23
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CHESAPEAKE g OHIO LINES

Published only As infowttio1: not guarantesd.
fzD D n. daily-C a o. SPECIAL Sold trsln
10 CIncinna6. With Pullman slseps1 10 Louissills.
Cincinnatf indianapolis 81 Louis. and chicsro.
O. & o. dining car. service Ia carte.
u5o D n. dally-F. 7. v. LIMITED to the
west Southwest and Northwest Pullman slecp.u
to Virginia Hot Springs. Cincinnati and LouisgIls.
Cincinnati sleeper open for occupancy 70 ,. N
O. & o. dining car aeryics a IA carte.
Ticket OHees SIS Pa ave. IN 2 st.. and Unlon
Station. Phones. Main 10. znG and f1s1
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HEIp WANTEp-MALE.

SALESMAN AND WINDOW DRESSER,
one who is capable OF holding good
position and knows how TO hustle. BOX
50. Herald office. -
WANTED-FOUR EXPERT NEwsPA-
per mailing clerks. Apply at ROOM
1sS. Raleigh Hotel, 10 a. m, Friday, jan
uaTy ls. Bl2.
wANTED-BOYS TO DELIVER HER
aid routes. Call WM. SEATON, 18th
and y, between 4 a. m. and a. m. 20
WANTED : FIRST CLASS AUToMo-
bile mechanic, Apply IMPERIAL MO-
TOR CO. 112 Conn. ave. %
WANTED-BoYs TO DELIVER HER
aid routes in vicinity Of Park road and
lation Dept, Herald, between a. m.
and p. m 10
AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS PAYS.
Chauffeurs, automobile mechanics, and
statesmen make 500 70 $50 a month. Give
long winter nights, and we viii have you
ready for a good job by April. Our
course reduced IS for next ten days
one OF our graduates now foreman IN
week. Call and talk il over with US.
Easy payments
THE AUTO COLLEGE
OF WASHINGTON,
1905 FOURTEENTH STREET NV.
FOR WHITE STUDENTS.
1911
RAGTIME PLAYING TAUGHT IN %
lessons; write for booklet. Address
BOX 80 Herald office. B
An INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY EARN 800
monthly corresponding for neNsrapers; no can
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FOREIGN.

Earthquakes continue at Guadala-
jara. Mex, at intervals. making any at
tempt to repair damaged buildings i'm
possible. The inhabitants are leaving
on every train.
Winston Spencer Churchhill. first
lord of the admiralty. in introducing
the supplementary naval appropriation
of $5,O0O000 in the English House of
Commons, said the direct cause of the
increase was to be found in the new
German navy law. the main feature Of
which was the increase in the striking
force of ships of all classes.
At Belgrade, Servia. plot to kill
King Peter has been discovered. The
man chosen to commit the murder has
been arrested at Cettinje. the capital
OF Montenegro. On his person was a
letter OF instructions from the organ
ization he is believed to represent.
The police are looking for his accom-
plices.