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The Washington times., 1913-03-11
Reception to Complete
Celebration at Church

The celebration of the fortieth ami.
versary of the Luther Place Memorial
Church will end tonight with a recep-
ton by the Ladies' Aid Society of the
church. Every member OF the congre-
CATION and a great many guests are ex-
pected TO be present.
At the celebration ceremonies held yes
terday. the Rev. Henry Anstadt, pastor,
delivered a sermon commemorative of
the life and services Of the Rev. J. G.
Butler, founder. and pastor of the
church until 1909.
In the evening the Rev. DIR. Valentine.
editor of the Lutheran Observer, de-
liyered an anniversary sermon. Mys-
cal programs were given at both SER
vices.
The Washington times., 1913-03-11
Cooper to Address
Y. w. c. A. School

Three lectures before the National
Training School of Secretaries for the
Young women's Christian Associations,
in New York. will be delivered by Will
lam Knowles Cooper. of this city. They
are Membership and Finance" Pub
licity," and In the Broader Life of the
Community
Mr.. Cooper left for New York last
night. He speaks today to the fellow
ship junior secretaries of the New
York Y. NJ. G. a. on THE Typical
Schedule of an Association General Sec
retary."
The Washington times., 1913-03-11
Existing Order Is
Scored by Socialist

You might as well ask a chicken
hawk to be a vegetarian as to ask a
capitalist to give the workingmen JUS
tice and freedom
This was one of the "keynotes' OF an
address on Socialism by George r.
kirkpatrick In the Pythian Temple last
evening, under the auspices Of the Cen
trail Socialist party of the District. He
also said "the female of the species
endures more hardships than the male. -
and assailed former President Roosevelt
and all features of the established
order
The Washington times., 1913-03-11
War Secretary's Wife
Will Sell Jersey Home

Mrs. Lindley NJ. Garrison, wife Of the
new Secretary OF War, is paying fare
well visits to her friends in New York
and Jersey City preparatory to moving
her establishment to Washington. Mrs
Garrison proposes to sell her home, 266
Barrow street, Jersey City, rather than
rent it for the four years she will be
in this city.
Mrs Garrison has said that she Will
always regard Jersey City as home. She
came to Jersey City from Philadelphia
as a bride in 1900. and has lived there
since.
She was born in temporary army
post in Arizona. where her father. Capt
Samuel Hildeburn, was assisting in
quelling an Indian uprising.
The Washington times., 1913-03-11
WANT PROGRESSIVE
IN FINANCE CHAIR
Senate Steering Committee Is
Wrestling With Task of
Assigning Places.

The Democratic committee on COM
mittees, OF steering committee, is still
wrestling with the committee assign
ments. The big question it has before
il is whether TO turn down Senator
Simmons for chairman of the Finance
Committee and put progressive Demo-
crat at the head Unless this is done,
the Democratic leaders fear their tariff
bill will he condemned in the eyes of
the country from the beginning.
We might as well have a tariff bill
by AIGrich as one bearing the name OF
Simmons" is the comment OF some or
the progressive Democrats.
Some of them are weakening, how
ever. in their resolution to defeat Sena-
tor Simmons, who has strong support.
Senator Pomerene is considered al
most as good as chosen for chairman
of the District Committee. He is not
the senior Democrat on this committee
hut Senators Martin, Johnston and
Smith of Maryland will probably get
other important chairnanshlps.
Finance Committee Changes.
The Finance Committee, it has been
decided, will be relieved of jurisdiction
over banking and currency matters and
will be left in charge of tariffs and IN
.ernal revenue. Senator Hoke Smith
is the probable chairman, though he
has competition.
Indications are the important chair
manships will be disposed of as follows:
Agriculture and Forestry-Chamoer-
lain of Oregon.
Appropriations-T of South Car
olina
Commerce-Martin of Virginia.
District of Columbla-Pomerenc OF
Ohio.
Iinapce-Douhtful
Foreign Relations-Bacon of Georgia.
lnlmieration-Smith of South Carolina.
Indian Affairs-Stone OF Missouri or
Owen of Okla ahoma
Interoceanic Canals-O'Gorman OF New
York
Interstate Commerce = Newlands Of
Nevada
Judiciary-Culberson, Of Texas
Manufactures-Reed of Missouri.
Military Affairs-Johnston of Ala
hama.
Mines and Mining-Myers of Mon
tanA
Naval Affairs-John Walter Smith of
MARYLAND
Pens.ons-Gore of Oklahoma.
Philippnes-Hitchcoc of Nebraska
Postoffices and Post Roads-Rank-
Privileges and Eiections-Fletcher of
Florida.
Public Buildings and Grounds-swan-
son of Virginia.
Rulcs-Overman of North Carolina.
Places for Minority.
The minority membership of Finance,
Judiciary. and of Rules will be ir-
creased.
This makes il possible for Senator La
Toilette 10 stay on Finance, for Senator
Root TO stay on judiciary. and Senator
Cummins to stay on Rules.
The Washington times., 1913-03-11
Chance Sworn in as
Chief Postal Clerk

In the presence of seven of the oldest
employees of the office of the First AS
sistant Postmaster General, who were
clerks when he entered the office as an
assistant messenger, Merritt o. Chance
was sworn in as chief clerk of the Post
office Department yesterday evening.
succeeding George G. Thomson, re-
signed.
The oath was administered by Carter
Il. Keene, chief postoffice inspector.
The Washington times., 1913-03-11
Reading for the Blind.

Mrs. c. w. Coleman will deliver a
reading in the public Library this after
noon at 2:30 o'clock for the entertain
ment of the blind Of Washington. Seats
will be reserved for the blind and their
escorts. After they are seated the seats
will be open to the public.
The Washington times., 1913-03-11
q New England Homes"
Described by Paper

Mrs. Charles II. Bowker read paper
on The Historic Homesteads of New
England" at a meeting of the New
Hampshire Association in the W. C..
7. L. building, 522 Sixth street north
west. las: night.
A banquet will be given 20 the newly
elected members of Congress from New
Hampshire by the association on April
Il
The Washington times., 1913-03-11
Artists Mother Dead.

One of the leaders of the Older New
York and Washington society, Mrs.
Christer Herter. mother of Albert Her
ter, the New York artist. died in Santa
Barbara, Cal. yesterday. She Is well
remembered bv many of the older resi-
dents of the Capital.
The Washington times., 1913-03-11
Underwriters to Meet.

The monthly meeting of the District
Of Columbia Board of Casualty Under
writer's will be held in the Ebbitt House
tomorrow at 1880. This is the first an
nual meeting of the board, and the elec-
ton of officers will be held.
The Washington times., 1913-03-11
Naval Aviation Camp
To Move to Annapolis

camp at Guantanamo. Cuba. win be
broken tomorrow and will be established
at Annapolis March 20. Lieut. John II.
Towers, who has had charge Of the avia-l
ton work In Cuba. will also be ranking
The Washington times., 1913-03-11
WEATHER REPORT.

The forecast for the District of CO.
lurnbia-Fair tonight and Wednesday;
colder tonight. For Maryland and Vfr-
ginia-Fair and colder tonight and We'd
needay.
The temperature today as registered
at the United States Weather Bureau
.rA Aff7eck's-
The Washington times., 1913-03-11
E@EMA CURED IN 10 TO 80 DAYS.

M Paris Medicine Co.. 2s24 Pine Street, St
Louis Mo. manufacturers of Laxative Bromo
0uintne, have a new and wonderful discovery.
G0OVE'E SA-NARE CUTS, which they guar
antss 70 cure any case of ECZEMA. mat
ter uf how long standing. in 10 to 80 days. and
Will refund money II IL fails. GROVES SA
MARE CUTS is perfectly clean and does not
ftasn. " your druggist hasn't it. send
66c and IL will be sent by mail.
The Washington times., 1913-03-11

lonicer when the camp y; re-established
1 al Annapolis.
| Lieut.. Theodore G. Enyson. who for
fmeriy directed the camp at Annapolis.
will be on aviation duty 1t The Navy
| Department.
The Washington times., 1913-03-11
TABLE.

tide TABLE.
High tide. .1o:17 a. m. and 1873 p. m.
Low tide. e........ 4:15 A. m and i:4s p. m.
SUN TABLE.
Sun rises s.6:27 Sun SETS. 6:l1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-11

fibls llrtbeils. gr tpnlmt gum Bee
funpe, oab 0sutfhlano niht berlires
rider perben, ionoern Der Sauptitco.
ssgeuiiber Die Selbititduoigteit oes lr@
tbeils betpabren oner iih 5uriiterner.
ben foa. Berlin pirb Der oeutihen
Sultur erTt oann ein 2shrmeiiter tpers
Den tounsn, nenn es nod auf large
binaus ibr Shuler getpeien it,"
Hoh Dem 8ortrag fano etne fnrSe
@oritelIlmg itutt. oic aber bolo abae.
brohen tuuroe. Gr tSuloa besab iih
nad benz Sotel holte feline Satin
a6 uno DIE 0errifafteu erifieucn
Damn i'm alublofal. no nc nit oeH
0titqliceern ocs 1eut'd,en Sifterart.
Iden alub3 mb oereu Tameu elm
Stiino6en Der llnterboltirng pflegten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-11

i5uls gismards Redlpolitit ftuoirt.
oas Stadtsgsbdubs bsfeitigt uno unges
abntes pirtbitaftlihes 9eoeiheG 5ers
beisefiibrt, friiAer niht eetdnnte sd.
bigteiten an ben Gag gelegt.
5riiber mar oas geiftige 2e5sa
0sutihlanbs iber nas gGn3e 2aro
oertbeilt, es mar ni6t 10, pie in
5rdntreih, NO es iih auf Die Sauptz
itabt parts tpn5entrirte. Ods lit iest
anoers gsporben, ieit Berlin Der Utitz
tslpuntt oes Rei6ss, Der SIP pihtis
ger 9iIbunssItdtten lit unb eine 10
srobe 2ln5iehung auf Die 9eiiter aus
iibt. Sin beutlhes qaris poer QoNz
bon lit ss freilib nod nidt. neil Die
anbersn GuItur5entren, ipie Wtuntben,
DRESDEN, Weimar uip. Fpeiterbeitshsn.
uno es lit nod nitt nothpenoig, gers
lin su tsnnen, tpenn man ben oeutiher
8eiit uno feline 2eiituussfdbiqtett err
forihen Mil. JroBoem 5iebt eieStaot
bi. Setter mdhtia an, trogoem ipira
Il. INNER mshr Der Wiartt, auf ben
seiItise 4rbeit ssbrudt piro. um nah
ibrem Wert5 absef6dst uno abge'temz
pslt 81 psroen, troBoem gebt bon ihr
Elm GinfluB aus. Der anoere beutfdae
aultur 3entrsn almdhli6 berlinis
Iirt. Dieter gsrliner 0et't ordn9t oas
5iitoriI6e. oas booenItdnbig @enore
oene, 5uriid, unb 9euti6lunb perlisrt
oura ibn ben beutichen StiI. aber
in Berlin bat bas unfertise teine 3sit
81 reifen. oas Reife teine MosIidtsi.,
su ouuern.
Berlin nil INNER oas geeueIte. osrs
ipirft beuts, mas es esitern in oenSins
mel srhobeu bat. 8aourh fam IS.
DAB DeutIhlanb nitt mebr Berlin
traut. fib ubsr aus ansIt Dor Der
Gssnben gerliner arttit nitt meGr
getrout, feline eigenen @mpfinouH9en
ausSuipreden. Der gsrIiner @eiTt III
ben 9iehtern unp &iinitlern fsinbItb.
Berlin lit fein 2ieblingsaufentbalt Fir
Ybantaiiemeni6en. Run bat Die oeut4
fche Gultur Su lpdhlen, pb lie national
blsibeu, obsr psltItoptiih nerosu iptl,
8os Geutidlanb. oas 1871 erTt be-
sann, ndre eiHe gaumtrpne phae
Stamm, es mare nidt ms6r oeutI1,
ipenn IS Ieine6dfte nur dusgerliu az
se. 0erHsbner futte bic gigenart. Die
Neisuns 5ur Sritlt i'm gsrliner @eiIte.
Gus Der oiirftisen umssbunS, ibrer
drmlihen Ratur gu ertldrsn. Die ben
Wenfhen bart maht unb ihn perans
laBt, alIea nit benz 9erfranS al
lpriifen, NIT 9lntanieBuns pes Ces
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-11
1euti@es 9beater.
Snbmig IuIoa nne ieine sSuseno.
irennoe". - Siebes- nno Ghe.
probieme in bumsruoaer
Neiie bebanbelt.

Sn ieinem Silirpiel .Sugena.
freunoe" bebanoelt 2ubtuig ssulod,
Der briIlante 8uiife Cidyter, Der &c
senpartig in Cincinnati pellt, ein
/ iehr Invertebrates 3henn. Gr ihiloeri
bier seideibte, tiid,tige iIno pobl er.
3ogene R1nner. Die ieit oielen Saa'
rem burd) Die eugIte sSreinoif,oit nit
chamber nerbunoen iino. unb iid1 a..
id)tporen hdbeu, nientals 81 heirathen
Aber zines lages heirnthen lie oodj.
Deniaitens orei BON ibnen, uno aae
brei fait 5iir eleid,en I3eit Sie bs.
idlIieBen ater iofort. boB ibre Gbe
ibre ssreunoihait nift itoren bari
i'm @egentbeil lire ;srauen iolien
auh Srei,nSinnen iperoen, unb 10 iol
Der Sreuuoihaitsbtnb, bereit,ert it;o
oeriflont, iortbliiben. aber it)on
gleid oas erite iliiftiee geliammen'
iein bietet cine arge Gntinuid)ing,
i,no ais lie nad] Der Sodseitsreiie sil
einen groBen SiebesuiabI bel Dem
ein3igen ssunaseiellen. Or. Bruno
gfartens. suiammenfontmen, giebf es
einen groben aradl. Die 6rei ,Srauer
IitamInen ndmlih aus gang oerihIeoe.
nen 2ebensipbdren itne iiI,b in ge3ug
auf iIre aniihten nno sntereiien 10
ar,monerifieoen, oaB es abiolmt I'm.
moeilf lit. cine ariide sipiihen ibnen
su id)laaen. ShlieBlih bleibi Der
sSeitaebcr. entriiitet uno beleioigt,
oilein bel ieinem SiebesniahI 5uriid.
Gr bat periisht, ieinen Merger Der.
unter5nfpiiien uno ipadt am anoereii
Deoreen NIT einen iiirdterliden ar.
teniammer duf. als ibm iest nod
fem unentbehrIid)er 9iener uno ieine
altc aodin fiinbiaeu. lit er ooleues
hililos. ssn oieiem 3uitnnoe triift
ion ieine Stenosrapbim Der er in Der
Ieeten 3eif elm Bud oiftirt bat.
Sd,ou lit Der 8eiberieiRo Don Minors
Eieil anseid,oiien ino iest bcoarf cs
|nur nod elmer aIeinigteit, i'm sur
aapituIation sii ilpiigeu. Wahreno
Die orci anbereu sSlgenofreunoe ibre
ncue Ireinoid,ait beim giere ieisrn.
|perlobt lid, Or. Wtartens NIT ieiner
Sienosrapbin.
9ieles reisenoe 8eidnhthen hat
2ubpig ssuIoa Surh cine Rense lie
bensspiirbiger uno d,0rafferiitiidsr
Gin5eibeiten bereihert uno ausaebnut
Iie bier Suaenofreilnoe uno ibre
aussrtpdbIten iinn idmmtIif IN feiner
|uue treiienScr @eiie se5eif,net Nanf)
lgeiitpolie 9emertrna iiber Siebe uuo
ghe iii on geeiaueter Gtele einse.
Iilof,ten. uno iiber oem 1dnseis
ihpebt Gin feitlidler Sunor.
9ireftcr Shmio lit entifAoiSen.
Sem @erfe sslilcas cine in iener Be
siehung wiiroiae auliiibrung 81
1beiI rperoen III Iaiien, uno ooher
loari lid, unier oeiitid,es Ibeater-
IpMblitirm ani cine Wtnlterporltelllng
Ieritens Aanges gefaBf MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-11

Gin $40, Der grond f25 arbeiter
aronfenItcrbefnIie $40, nno ben Meli
ieines Berfnoeens nn feline Shpeiter
antonia Agnes G5ereaa.
MabInB- Saden.
Geo. SO. SaDs jr, lit Gahlabpers
ipalfer bon Senrp Us. Jorte; Berio.
nalien $3.50.
Seonoro s. Bauer, jr., tit Nad)laB.
perfpaIfer bon Goniin Seibel; Berlo-
nnlien $4,000.
1reb. Bent ir.. lit 0ad,laBneripal.
Ter BON Barbara Beng; Eerionalien
$500.
Diartbn ;. Dfeefer iii Teitaments.
|pollitrcderin pon ssohn 8. Mfeefer !;
Eerionalien $1,000, 8runoeigentbnm
$4,000.
Ger periGnIihe Raflob oes ssohn
-. Nohr betr1et S775: oerjenige oes
gotparo Rabe $947.fS; oerienige Der
Caroline @eiit $f09t; berienise be5
Ibeooore 9rnemer $15.9613 81; Der.
|ieilige oes Sniprenee aiiiel $456.50;
berjeniae bes Sobn s. @idurann
1874 26: oerjenige oes George Sbo'
mas S13s5.55.
8erifieoenes.
@eorge Tino erlangte auf 8rliuo
|erlittener 8erleeungen Gin 8eroift
iiber $3.50 eeaen Die Sneneielo Co.,
Die er aui $2500 perflaat bate.
Vaul ssones & 60. haben cine 6or.
oeri,na iiber S67S.17 gegen s. ..
Sf)Ieiinger eingeflagt.
ssn Der alaae Der Stabt CINCINNATI
geaen VI. &. Glsrotb II. u. puroe Den
Derfloaten elm geroift iiber $500
|oIs gntitaoialns fir appropriirtes
0rlnoeigenthum 3ugeiprofen.
Sn Der Shooeneriasflaee bcs
Games GroB gegen Die Cincinnati
Traction 60. ipiroe elm 8eroift 5ii
8nniten Der 2esteren abgegeben.
Ter Gsarbige aIbert Iilrner sunroe
|geitern i'm arimiuolserid)t iiir ifnl-
oia befunocn, einen unIiitlihen an.
ariii aui 9Ioud)e Wf Gapis bon
Soflcn eeu1ndIt su hoben uno miro
am Sdmitaq iein llrtheil empfangen.
lie 8crhnnollIng aegen u. 2.
aeit1 mnb u. 9. Wnriin, in 8erbin.
oung nit ben Gine. lruit SO. affnt'
rem, iuelfe geitern itottiinoen ioIltc,
tpuroe aui n6fJiten Iittpoh ueridc.
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-11
gsm Iienii iasSensirt.

Giherbeits. .Direttor gaIh Fuspen.
birte ueitern ben fssutrfpehrmanH Gpn.
WaIcnep bon Gprisen 90. No. 8 ouf
be Oouer BON 80 9aaen. ba iein Be
trnaen benz zines ifeueripehrmonnes
.pupiixbia mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-11

4
lam 20. September 1913 on Der
Meaoing Roab pon elmer Gar getrof'
lfen ,inb perIeetipitroe, nit Der Gin.
leinnaii grnftion 60. geaen Grbali
Ipcn $i75 Elm acnlproHib abseihloi'
fen.
leingereihte geitnmente
! Soiepb Z. Blair feet ieine
9attin gloiie Blair oils llniperiol.
lerbin uno 1eitameuts0oliit
Iein.
Col. 2epp pernaht ieinem
Sobn Mrtbur 2eDp. ieiner S6luelter
Nnhel Serrmarm nno ieiner 9tihte
Margaret Serrmann ie $500, uni
lbeilnlmt aud. ooB lie ben Meit oes
1ernlogens aleihbeitlid, initer lid
Itbeiicu iouen. He5iigIid, bes Sobnes
GDnaro 9epp beiogt has 1eiinmfn..
onB cerieibe nidts erboIten fou, ipeii
er ieinem Vnter a1n5lih ignorirt uni
lnid1t bas gcringite fir ibn actbau
bat.
50 III. 8. Barter nerma6t ieiHer
souiine Wollie Eliper 500 unb Den
Aeit bes gserHooens an Ieine Stief.
ltod,tsr uno ieine sipei gsefen.
| Niharb G8ereIin, beiien
Igaadiab ouf $500 gei66st piro, Der.
lm0d)t benz 9erlueob Nqlunerdor $50.
lpeus Cincinnati beitott,utos -1er'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-11

aus, uno NaruHosie DIele Ss9uApS
tuna nit benz toioITalen Dahstbuu,
Der Staot, bic binnen 40 Sdbren Die
I3dbl ibrer getpohnsr mehr als Der
oierfaft bat uno balo bic SpeitgrDbte
in europa iein uirp. amerita-iif
on Berlin 1T auh oas itirmii4e 8or=
tpGrtsitreben, bas 9eftpInotempo lei
mes 2sbsns, freilib audi Die Statsens
isiten oieisr unrubissu Gniipltlnng.
dIs ba fino: Mangel an aultur. az
gsfeiiistsm geihmat, 5eblsn Der Sahs
re.rinse am Baum Der Gntpldlung.
Berlin bat ieins 9eihitts. pis anDtrc
europGiibe groBftdote. Bis 81 gns
fang bes II. Sabrbunoerts phne ir,
senonelhs 9eoeutuns, bat ss aud
lana nahber tsinsn ginflub auf oas
9eiiiesisbsn 9sutitlanps sehcbt. unc
srit anfangs bss 19. Saprbuneerta
puros ss ein Jattor in Der oeuti1ef
Geiitespslt. porldufis absr nur aul
ipiHenihaftlidem 0ebi.te.
9ds bsutise Berlin eatirt srIt pom
Sabre 1871, uno infolaeeehsn lit e
bic VeriinnbiIolihung oss Wauoels
Der iih burh Die aefpaltiaen seidi6t-
iieben Greisniiis oiefes Sabrss in san1
Deutihlanb poll3og uno oem heuts
nod bos iibrise europa obne9eritanbs
nib segeniberitehi. 9as 9ano be,
Didter unp DeHter bat in Der gepalta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-19

Leave your little wants at The
Star Branch.
One ill your neighborhood.
NORTHWEST BRANCHES;
Board & Mcguire. 9th and SITS.
Butler & Field, Druggists, Bird and Indiana ave.
Postal Telegraph. w. B. & A. sta. BOND bldg.
CrisweH's Drug Store, 9TH aud T SITS.
Fred b. Campbell Drugs, 1905 Georgia ave.
L. Ii. Day, Druggist. 14th and SITS.
VIM. VI. Davis Druggist, 18th aud U SITS.
Flemer's Pharmacy 18th and Columbia road.
Gentner Drug Store, 1+th and U SITS.
Goldenberg's Bureau Of Information.
Herbst's Drug Store, 25th and Pa. ave.
Hygean Pharmacy. md and Mass. ave-
Holtzcaw's Newsstand, 1T0S Pa. ave.
Interior Dept, sth and +. Postnl Telegraph.
=. Ksnn, Sons Co.. Information Bureau.
Morses Pharmacy, 1904 l. ST
n. ID. Parker. n. Cap and U NV.
Pat! Pearson, Druggist. 18th and Florida ave.
r. II. Ridgeway Pharmacy. Conn. and Fla. ayes.
Roland Wallace, Newsstand and Stationery Store.
92s 9th st.
Union Station. Postal Telegraph.
United States Capitol, Postal Telegraph.
llS2 Connecticut ave-, Postal Telegraph
Qugley's Drug Store, 21st aud sts-
GEORGETOWN,
O'DonneIs Drug Store, 32nd and NJ SIS.
Prides Pharmacy. 2sth and SITS.
Postal Telegraph, 1249 Wisconsin ave.
NORTHEAST;
r. X. Richardson & Co., y. Cap ard SITS.
kenealy's Pharmacy. y. Cap. and SITS.
Taylor Lamb. 18th and +. Cap. SITS.
II. NJ. McWilliams Pharmacy, 1245 II st ne.
Ye1tman. ID. A.. Pharmacy, 9TH and ii.
Lincoln Park Pharmacy. 18th and East Cap. SITS.
SOUTHEAST;
Thompson Drug Co., sth and SITS.
Bradley's Drug Store. 18th and Pa. ave.
N. $ Fealy. Druggist, 18th and Pa.
SOUTHWEST:
nth st. wharf, Postal Telegraph Once.
sulliyan's Drug Store. Tth and ID sts
ANACOSTIA;
Bury's Drug Store. Zoo Nichols ave.
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RE-DYE furs at prices that are
acknowledged quite the most rea-
sonable quoted hereabouts.
A number of Coats and Separ-
ate Pieces have been specially
reduced for this weeks sale.
Drop in any time-it's an edu-
cation in furs and prevailing fur
fashions to inspect this stock.
WIN. ROSENDORF.
New Store. 1919 CT Street NV.
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YOUNG MAN (white) to assist
in shoe store; high school grad
uate preferred. Apply by letter
and mention reference, giving
age and any experience. Burt's
Shoe Store. 1913 T st. NV.
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ICONVENIENT-0UR NORTHWEST SHOWROOM.
s2a i4th 81. NV; paperhanging and painting
John X. MAH0NEY. Store, 32i Pa. ave. Sc
phones Main 1000; Linen. $50.
WALL PAPER AND PAINTING WORK DONE
right and promptly; prices right. Phone OF
drop postal. H. L. HUTCHINGS. 943 . ST.
NV. Phone n. 524s
PAPERHANGING, PAINTING q DEcoRATTN6s
IN all its branches; 20% cheaper than any arm
In the city. CHAS. r. HYSAN 204 East CAP
itol at Phone linen 223e for estimate
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DErECT1yE-Infor get in touch with
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Country Board etc. cent word each time
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Miscellaneous Sales and Wants, Business OPP
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each time for three times. with 10
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Business Announcements Real Estate. Apart
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DETECTIVES wanted everywhere: experience
not necessary; inclose self addressed stamped
envelope for terms. Southwestern Detective
Agency MOntgumry Ala
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-10

hi Balkan war has been having a
disastrous effect on the financial sit,1a-
ton in Europe, and for a time sec,,ri.
ties have gone a-beggng. The effect
Of this situation has been felt on this
side Of the water, and money that
would ordinarily have been available
for American securities has been need
ed in other directions. Usually during
a period Of war there is an appear
ance of prosperity. Everybody is busy,
because wealth is being destroyed at =
rapid rate. and all hands are needed
to catch up. But war is a waste, and
waste makes want There has never
been a great war hat was not follow
ed by a period Of depression. If we
Will dance we must pay the fiddler.
and a good many of those who do no,
dance are also compelled to chip in.
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IF HAVE TRIED
If have tried to do my best.

If have tried to do my best.
And fail for lack of strength O,
skill.
If ! have brought unto the test
All that / have of worth and will
And then go down unto defeat
l need not fear Gods judgmen
! kneel before His mercy seat:
For that Is all he asks Of men.
God does o say that we must win
Nor are the souls of failures lost:
The weakest of us shall get in,
If, when u barks We're tempest
tossed,
We tried to steer our course Alright.
And gave our hest to every task;
An honest effort in the fight
Is all that God himself will ask.
And SO l say. if I have tried
To do my hest. l need not fear
When that dark veil is torn aside.
And l behold Deaths angle near:
If I have lived up to the right
As 1 could see it, all is we'll:
Although on earth l lost the fight.
I'll have a place in heaven % dwell
Edgar A. Guest in Detroit Pee.
Press.