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The Washington herald., 1915-03-26
RUSSIANS CAPTURE 100000.

Petrocrad. March THE official Army
Messenger announced today that %I0GN
prisoners had been captured by the Rus
slams in GaliCiI sine" January y. These
include both Germans and Austrians.
According To previous official estimates
published here. the TrutOnic armies had
lost more than 6H,ro men previous to
January q.
With the go CO taken since January q.
says the Army Messenger, I.".010 became
prisoners when FrZcmysl fell and 10000
were captured in the Carnathian battles
The Army Messenger also states that
the Russians have captured 80 guns and
go machine guns. in addition to those
taken at Przemysl.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26
ARMY ORDERS.

Leave Of slNence for two months TO take effect
uron his ARRIVAL IN the United States i. granted
Second Lieut. Frank F. Scuwden, Eighth Infantry.
Leave Of absence for two months to take effect
Urs'n his arr1Tal in the United States is granted
First Le'It. Reynold F. Migdalski. Eighth
Cavalry.
First Lieut.. John ]. Eurleigh. Third Infantry.
viii proceed 70 the " alter Reed General Hospital.
and report IN person the commanding officer
for observation and treatment
Leave OF absence for month and ten days to
take effect on or about April l. 1915 is granted
Cart La Nergne L. Greg. infantry.
First Lieut.. John VI. helsO jr L. =. A. retired.
recruiting officer. will proceed to Fort LAYTON.
Wash. for observation and treatment IN the hos
ptal at that post
First Lieut.. Berkey T. Merchant. Thirteenth
Cavalry. will report m July l. to the omrnandng
officer, Fort Riley. Hans. for asst gnmeut to duty
with troop for 4 period of two months and
fifteen days. and at the expiration Of such period
will report tn the commandant Mounted Service
School. for duty a. an instructor at the school.
The leave Of absence granted Capt Thomas T.
Frissell. Eleventh Infantry. surgeons certificate
of disability il further extended one month on ae-
count Of sickness.
Each Of the following offcers IL assigned to
N. r-eiment indicated after his name: Lieut..
Col. Clarence Z Dcntler. Twenty third Infantry
Mai. James T. Dean. Twenty first Infantry; Cart.
Loehlin W. Cooley. Seventh Infantry; First Lieut..
Franklin +. Burt. Twenty-srventh Infantry; Firs.
Lieut. Edgar I. Field. Twenty sIth Infantry. Nand
Seeoad Lieut. Kenneth z KEN. Eleventh Infantry.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26
NAVY ORDERS.
OF VESSEL4

NOV t,IE\TS OF NESSkl.S.
Cs,,,- 5alld for Hampton Reds. March =;
<ap.aan sailed for Guayulas. Marh Z Nero
arrived at san Francisco. March =: Wheeling
s,lIa-I for ,;ra~,nayaho Bay. March "a Brltus ar
rived at Vera NrrZ March .: Celtic sailed for Bos-
tr, March o: Jason sailed for Crl-ofal. March u:
NaTeitan ,rr1yld at ,iuaymss. March - Glacier
armed at San Francisco March ., Eagle sailed
for St Mare Init. March q.
NOTES.
Tie flag of the commander fourth division, AZ
,srt; lsr. has tssrr transferred from the Connect
cat :" the Louisiana.
The Fulton. now at Nov York. has been ordered
TO rru>r,,i To- HAMPTON Roads In company with the
Gl c. AMI %onoma-
The AnnAuniS, at San FTanclco. has Sen
ordered To r7ucsd to the Mare Island yard for ne
pairs. -
Lieut. Commander u. e. Bingham. commissioned
from December u 1914.
Lieut. j. T. Monroe. 10 temporary duty navy
yard Mare Island Cal.
Let A. W Atkins, commissioned from December
II. 1915
Lieut. c. A. Dunn, COMMISSIONED frun May s.
1914
LiezI:s. UuaIor grades L. 4. Davidson. c. c.
J.rser L. y Miller W. :. Davidson. =. X. Robot
tom. W A. Elwsrds, ]. 7. Melvin. K {. LawdcT.
W. VI. Corr, }. F. MeiSs. II. II. BOusou. q. II.
AshC. F. T. Traynor Il. &. Fuller and i. VI.
Griffin. comm STONED from March z 1915.
EnEsn N. ID. Gilmore. to Ozark.
Ensign &. l.. PeArSe to Machias.
Assistant SIR. NJ. f. Rose. 20 Naul Hospital,
" ashingtnn, l.. c. for treatment.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26
| - @e:shsc% 2 @M No.
~ 81 " 02>z:1 a@S~

Sp~ciaI Correspondent. ot The Washington Herald
New York. March 2@.-"Rubherneck
Joe,' the clastic-skln man Of the circus
side-show. his wife Mile E.,uinuS. the
lady with the horses NAME" and their
baby girl are all patients at Bellevue.
Joseph Cramcr. as hr Is known away
from the gaudy banners has appended
It's, his wife pneumonia. and the baby
otherwise n"rmal-.I snIu affection.
Cramer has skin with all Of the fea-
lures If gutta -p"rrha. and Ia" can pull
out sections of ms flesh and let it fy
back with a r'IbLeriSh smack. lie cam
not explain, and neither an the doctors.
He claims to I've TIL originator Of the
term "rubherncck.' AMI. as the appIca-
ton is literal, he IS entitled to the honor.
lie lives on Third avenue and has crossed
the ocean fourteen times.
He Cuy!y admits mis- first sweetheart
was Grace Gilbert. tEe bearded lady. but
when the lady with the horses name
cane along he could not resist her.
Franklin T Adams in his tour to the
coast for the Tribune. ran into two
story frame hosiery in Peabody. Kan.
which may contain three small rooms,
but Is known as the Grand Central Hotel
George AIDE used 10 tell about his father.
who ran n bank in kentiaud Ind.
town of about N"H-"n a clear day. The
bank was called The National Bank of
North America.
Fila Wheeler Wilcox is sad 10 he the
most prolific writer in New Iork-and
incidentally the most generously paid.
She writes an article a day and a poem
a day for each Of the Hearst newspapers
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26

Y. w. c. A. HOPES TO
GAIN GOAL TOMORROW
Less Than ST 200 Raised of $500
Needed to Garry on Associa-
tons Activities.

To-day ~ the last day hut one in the
finance campaign OF the Young Women )
hrlstian Association 10 raise s. so
needed to carr on work not covered by
regular channels. Les than 81 .2lJ has
been raised. hut the t"ains hope to bring
IN the desired amount by Saturday night.
Yesterdays reports showed total of
IA - for Wednesday. Following are the
amounts brought in by each team: Mrs
William Hamilton HayIy. $40: Miss El!z-
abeth F. Pierce. 81: Mrs. Herbert +.
Day, So: Mrs. II. Il. r. mcfarland,
So; Mrs. Frank q. Wilkins. $3.50: Miss
Frances +. Chick,rin SCI, and Mrs. v.
l.. Brown. sl2J.
In urging Al! friends Of the Y W. G. A
to assist in raising the money, and TO
do II now" Miss Florence NJ Brown
general secretary, again Yesterday called
attention TO the division of the money
int" "servIcc dividends" These. officials
Of tn" association hop. will be taken up
by the public in return Tor tie social
service rendered each year by the orsani-
cation. These Dividends are:
Note still dc land purchased ha'+, u!
Vacation Ldse. CLcEHdalc. Va. fgr Uss
Extension q, gris' wsrk ,drFa-tmrnt s,ors
employee. 'trl 6oa
EHteusI oi Won with hIsn s-t,o,l g7rl-....... 90
Fer reception = visitors Sunday n.gh's tat
these fUnCtIprs woman. whether i mem
her u the cation not. may rrc,I,e
food rest music and fricud-hl ri .............. ~
For religious work and extension q sane 80
For drysgSII-I.Ins ard millinery y!Iss,s ar.nuut
not o%erol - tuition fees .-.-..-..---..... go
For finding rup!o,mrut f.r rh0Se x work
and r-'rns fog wou"1 str.nsrrs IN the CITY. 6s'
FU- IihIlrv %
For gymnasium 5D
For SATURDAY. n,.lt entertainments ............ Jp)
Difference between tuition IN educational do
IET:ment and est If the uVA,op II the
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26
District Courts

Charles II. parmstadt. Of New York,
yesterday fled petition FOR an auxil-
larry receiver II take care of the bus!-
ness here OF Gustav StIrk.ey. trading
as The Craftsman. INCORPORATED. Will
lam Henkel WAS appointed auxiliary re
ceiver, with bond of $1,000.
The assets here Of Mr.. StIchlcy. who
has a furniture establishment at I5lo-l5l4
II street northwest. are said to be S1U.el
The company. of which he is head. re-
Gently had speti:ion in involuntary
bankruptcy filed against it by creditors
in New York, where il is Incorporated
T =. Spencer is attorney for BARNS
tadt, the creditor.
William a. NorSan vas Inundated, on
November T. 49,, a mDtornldn forcing
him to obey the familiar mandate Of
move up front" A jury in Circuit
Court No. l Yesterday awarded him
$1,000 damages against the Capital Trac-
ton Company.
Morgan was a passenger on 4 car. and
refused TO move up" The mutUrman.
il was claimed. assisted him somewhat
rudely. lie also, tn" defense alleged.
used boob" and cattle" in defining
Morgan and his fellow sufferers.
Former Justice Daniel Thew Wright.
T Morris Wamplcr. and r 9. L. Mon
cure We're attorneys for MORGAN. The
company was defended by Attorney q.
Thomas Dunlop.
George r. Coml"y was granted an alb
solute divorce Yesterday from Mrs.
Florence VI. Coml'y. Coml"y was given
the custody OF their two children. The
correspondent was ordered to pay the
costs. ID. Edward Clarke was attorney
for Comley.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26
FIGHTS NEW TRIAL FOR BECKER
Assistant District Attorney Appears
before Court of Appeals.

Albany. y. y. March p5.-"Lifc in New
York city would he no more secure than
it : in a traditional mining camp il such
ats IS ar" disclosed by the record We're
permitted to 20 unpublished" said Robert
Z. Taylor. representing District Attorney
Charles A. Perkins. in concluding the ar
gumCut bsfur" the Court Of Appeals in
the appeal of former Police Lieut.. Charles
Becker for a new trial for the murder
OF Herman Rosenthal. gambler.
Taylor declared that Rocker had had
two trials: had faced two special juries,
and had been twice convicted. He de-
Clarcd thor" was adequate and competent
evidence OF guilt; there were no errors
Of law and that the trial was fair.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26

aside from many special articles for the
magazines and Sunday papers
Mrs. Wilcox is past 60 years of age.
hut is like a girl in thought and action.
About her circles group of the most
talented young writers and poets in
Gotham. She IS their inspiration and
help. She is one OF the few women
writer's whose copy is not changed. She
is allowed perfect freedom in expressing
her thoughts She lives a quiet life At
her country home near Mount KisCo.
She has her own views on religious
subjects. and is not identified with any
special sect She is a believer in the
idea Of the power OF mind to control the
body and to change environments, and
says: There Is only one thing in the
universe Everything We are or have Is
a reflection of that one thing we call
Cod
Bcr,on Rraiey. the poet. used To be
miner in Butte-also he has been a CEN
sus takcr railroad fireman. book agent
in Boston and a reporter. While he was
working in Butte he roughed II with
some coarse old fellows on whom his
superior education always grated.
one evening when he returned to the
hut with his hands grimy with dirt. he
said carelessly as he was washing up:
1t seems to me that a manicure ought
to make a good living in this settle
meut'
manicure, huh?" snorted one old vet
eran. II suppose II you had your way
you'd he brushin your hair twice day
you burned dude"
Archie Selwyr has returned from Palm
Bcarh-l-avins the place nat.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26
British Refusal Surprises U. S.

State Department officials Yesterday
expressed surprise at unofficial re-
ports that the British government had
refused this governments request for
permission to send n United States
consul to Kirkwall inc request was
made because of the great importance
of the Scottish port since the war
began. as it is the place to which a
great many vessels detained by the
British naval patrols are taken for
examination
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26
GOLD BAND BETRAYS ROMANCE.
SunfrnGist BlushinGly Admits She
Has We'd Navy Omcer.

Newark, March "a little band of
gold left on her finger in a moment of
forgetfulness today by Miss Maude e.
Culver. of Newark, revealed to her
friends in the Junior Newark Equal Suf-
frage League that she was a bride.
Blushingiy she admitted that she had
been married to Ensign Delyn Robertson,
now at the Newport training station, on
March 2
Robertson is a native OF Staunton. Va.
He took part in the landing at Vera
Cruz.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26
PERSONALS.

DRINK AND DRUG SLAVERY QUICKLY RE
moved. Shattered nerves vitality restored. Tho
CeThalNeuro System. No cTrIde drugs IIsel- Socff-
ing and quistins- Easy to take. Requires alb
ence from bI5ine-ss houIs- No will know.
can keep your regular engagements. DOCTOR
MARCY, 10 Nth =. nv.
WORkINGMES. THIS LITTLE STORE ~ GER
taiIly we'll knDyn none more the good reason ~
that a man cash on what he buys and that
brings 4 tnc class Of trade. See the grade %
slightly usrd GIits sell low 8. tine pricc.
JISTH'S OLD STAND. 6l9 ID.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26

EaIrar.as. ~ > to =
HUGE ORDER FOR WAR SUPPLIES
} ,anndian Firm Places Contract. for
$4,000, 900 Rounds in L. -

son Supply Company Of Canada. with
p";iices IN New York. today announced
they hAv" l"ft contracts with United
States manufacturers for - Ho."N rounds
"f ammunition for tn" allies. The com
Iany has contracts pending for T"H'."N
SlJiti"nal rounds Of ammunition. Amer
fan tinanci"rs ar" said II be interested
in tn" Allison company.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26

Nj Jrseph c. Castner is relieved from assign
menr 20 the Twenty-trst Infantry.
Cat William H. Noble ouartcrmastsr CorT'S.
will rrgceed tn New York city on Official business
pertaining 10 the Quarttrmsster Corps. and upon
the c ~ !et!on Of this duty Will return 10 his
proper station. -
- ul!rh 81 Paragraph q. Srecial Orders. No. d,
Marc . as assigns First Lieut. Philip ""rdon'
c.valr-. 10 the Eeyenth Cara!Ty. Is amended 50
As ~ a.tach INT officer % The Se-ond CaIalr!
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT
Of Columbia. March - 1915. Sealed proposals
will be received al the Office q the Secretary
Of the BOARD of Commissioners. Room So District
building until O'Clock. p. m. March 81 1915
for the construction Of swimming pools. showers
baths toilets lockers and screens. for the Ro~edale
Playground located at Eighteenth and Gales streets
northeast. at the Georgetown Playground, located
Thirtythird street ard Volta place northwest and
the Howard Playground located at Fifth and W
streets northwest. Washington. D. G. Blank forms Of
proposal specifications and all necessary information
may be obtained from the Chief Clerk. Engineer
Department. Room ~. District Building Wash
ington, D. c. A deTost Of Eve dollars will he
required from bidders u guarantee the return II
the plans and specifcatiOns. OLIVER r. NEW
MAN. LOUIS BRowNLOw. C. W. KUTZ. Com
missoners, D. c.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26

SEALED PROPOSALS. IN TRIPLICATE. WILL
Be received By the ouarerrAster General Of the
Army. Washington. ID. C.. until O'Clock p m
Eastern time. APRIL 2. 1915 for furnishing toilet
articles. shaving brushes, razors. handkerchiefx
towels blueing, borax. metal polish. laundry and
toilet soap etc. for delivery during the hsaI year
1876 at dcpnts Of the Quartcrmaster Corp, listed In
schedule Schedules furnished uIon Application to
Quarterrastcr General. L. s. Army. Washington
d. c.. or By DeVvt C.uaremas;er. L. S. A.. Wash
inS.cu. n O. mh343.8.apDI
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR RENT-APARTMENTs.
Alonzo O. Bliss Properties
IS B ST. NV.
Phone Line. 1850

Phone Line. 1850.
FALkSTONE COURTS. 18th 4 Fair
mont Sts-, y. W.
), l. 5, rooms and bath, s35, $50. $50
and sos.
BLENHEIM COURT. 1910 California st.
4. 5. rooms and bath. s35. $3.50. $3.50.
VICTORIA. 18th 4 Clifton Sts. n. w.
!, - rooms and bath, S35, $40 Si2.56.
1872, 1884. 1885 HARVARD st. ". W.
rooms and bath s35.
DUNSMERE, 2S23 18th st. y. w.
!. ?, rooms and bath. SIS. s22.5O, $3.50.
LA GRANDE. 8O7 18th st. y. W.
rooms and bath. S35.
SENTOSA, LIST & n SITS. y. W.
rooms, bath and kitchenetts. SIS
and $3.50.
ASTORIA, 3rd 4 G SITS. n W.
T.; rooms; free gas. 81. sci.
4. rooms and bath. $3.50.
RAYMOND, S14 22nd 81. y. W.
rooms. bath and kitchenette, $3.50
DORCHESTER. 18th 4 MaryIand Ave.
2. 3. rooms, $40. SIS. SIS.
1915 18th st. n. w.
- rooms and baths. 500.
30 18th st. y. w.
10 rooms and bath. S45.
1921 Newton st. n. W.
10 rooms and bath. $3.50
STORE AND APT.-1S4O and 1912 eth
St; special price on store for paints
or plumber. Inquire J. 3. CLARKE,
owner. 1881 Belmont st. NV. or Phone
Col 90.
FOR RENT-IN THE BEAUTI-
full Montclaire, 1881 Belmont St.
n. w, I apt, 3 rooms, reception hall
and bath; from April 1. OWNER,
app: !:
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26
WANDERLUSTERS AT LECTURE.
Six Hundred Hear Prof. Cooks
Talk on Birds.

Talk on Birds.
The lecture on birds given at the Pub
lie Library yesterday by Prof. Wells w.
Cook was illustrated by colored lantern
slides. which were witnessed by between
500 and CO.. persons The Wanderlusters
attended and enjoyed Prof Cooks de-
tailed description o the feathered cour-
iers of the air.
Next Sunday afternoon the Wander
lusters will hike to Cabin John Bridge.
starting at 80 O'Clock. They will be led
by l.. W. York.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26

Live bees are allowed to pass By letter
post within the United kinydon.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

1 MADE $1,000 IN FIVE YEARS WITH
q small mail order business: began
with 6 Send for free bookist Tells
how. HEACOCK, ~ LoekDofG n. Z.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District OF Columbia. Washington. March l. I9l5.-
Sealed proposals will be received at this office.
Rom soa. District Building. until o'clock p. m.
TUESDAY. Arril 6. 1915. for furnishing and de
lTeTinS during the fiscal beginning July !. 1915
and ending June %. 1876 for use Of the rsri0l.
branches OF the Government Of the District of Co
luuIbia, supplies. follows: stationery: printing
school books; furniture and house furnishings tin
ware and hardware: rubber stamps: plumbing sup
plies: groceries and Provisions: boots and shoes:
drugs and chemicals: paints and brushes: lumber !;
meats. Ash and poultry: dry goods: ice: electrical
supplies: sahdery and whselwrEht supplies: kinder
gaTten supplies laundry work automobile supplies;
oils and lubricants: photographic supplies: hAGs:
athletic goods: and for the purchase Of old mate
rial.. during the period named. Form Of proposal
specifications and Necessary information NAV he
obtained from the Purchasing Officer d. G., Room
33. District Building In applying specify the class
Of supplies fog which forms desired. OLIVER
J.. NEWMAN. LOUIS BROwNLOw. CHARLES
". KUTZ. Commissioners. d. c.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26
CLAIRVOYANTS.
CASTILLO.
PROF. D. B. BRUCE
PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
BY the Superintendent Coast and G-,d-tlc Sur
vey 81 New Jersey Ave. : T.. Washington ID. C.
until 2 o'clock T.. m. APRIL }; 1915 and then
opened. for furnishing and installing a complete
electric sutststinn outfit. Bids must he accom-
Tanicd by certified check in the OF Ter
cent OF the amount IT the bid The right il
ssTycd TO reject any and all bids. TO waive any
tSchniCality or infOrmalty in any bid. Plans and
Specifications may be obtained BY addressing the
above OiiiCe. mar q q
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26
LOST AND FOUND.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

w AN TED - EN P ERI-
cnccd coat, shirt and gown
hands for alteration depart
mcnt. Apply SuPt.. lst floor,
Palai5 ROYAL, G. and 18th SITS.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26
VIOLIN SCHOOL.

A PROMINENT VIOLIN SCHOOL
In Scholarship Contest.
Offers . complete term Of lessons with ffce
rinIias .or home use. Coursc. S. or can Be
paid tr Ter Lesson. Phone Main JRJ.
VIOLIN SCHOOL I'd 10Th st. NV
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26
AUTOMOBILES.

AUTO HIRE COMPANY-FIvE AND
seven passenger autos. s. and 50 an
hour: cars heated: four Passenger car
$40 per hour l.. @J65
FOR HIRE -5Iassprsrr. SO: passenger. $50 per
hour Pow nltan Ho'cI 18th ami Pa Nam sJf
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26
Spring EDIbLES
;. Being RECEIVED
Lamb, Asparagus, Onions,
Potatoes, Bcets, and Rhu-
barb Sold In Markets.
VEGETABLES STILL HIGH
--resh Eggs Bring 20 Cents-Poultry
Prices Remain Unchansed-Fish
Receipts Light During Week.

Spring lamb, spring asparagus SPIN
Donions. spring potatoes, new beets, new
..h :; Co.. about everythinC that
-oN'' =.
Is ne" and thal goes Win SPt'e
ing received in large shipments oy "dsh-
incton markets this week. Articles that
,,,,,-.,o,,., .u.o weeks ago
'e Vt
are rapidly replacing 1he o'u Oh" -"
varying stock OF the winter.
vo,,,r, ,,r,b r-oeb from, the pasture
$1,000 o,,;o,,s mink
.,.,-;,,,, ,,o,,, IN
.ro ,,,o-cb.nts Snring
"
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26

WANTED - THOROUGHLY EN-
pcricnced sewers on women's coats,
skirts and dresses. Apply at once.
JULIUS GARFINkLE & CO.
WANTED = EXPERIENCED SALES
women in our gown dept. ERLE-
RACHER'S. 1910 + st. NV.
APPRENTICES To LEARN FRENCH DRESS
good I.Fstions Furnished after LEARNING NEW 1okh
MII.Ll XENY AcAnEMY. us 6: s.
BICYCLES.
Now /, THE TIME To- GET A GOOD BICYCLE
s I25 ,S 80 = o. I o on any bicycle ySl select 50
tIrys TO our cls;Omen for Sl.'5
90
HAvEHF0Rp CYCLE COMPANY.
e lrth -: y: " Near u
SPECIAL NOTICES.
cOLoRED DENTISTS
VT ~ rs. T'-Na LHNhT. ~ -.
NJ mIGH PRICES PAYMENTS
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Howard Dental ParIors
200 T ST. NV. S.VV. COR. Eth & T SITS
PHONE \. 1000.
YOU ARE MISSING
MILLER'S :in Eki MiLI isf 's st are nes
SefRaiSne S Rra soT nat tn osse ds
BuCkwheat leakage today
rrA your rocyr's. No consumers supplied.
B. B. EARNSBAW e BRO.
Wholesalers. 18th and VI SITS. $. e.
Public Stenographer and Teacher,
Miss 1. Fowler. $40 + st. N. W
Lowest Prices. Reference. fnrni.hed:
DIED.
HUGHES-On Wednesday. March "A, 1915.
AZ Q D. m. after a short Illness. at
Georgetown University Hospital.
MARY HUGHES, OF Clarendon: va;
William II. MCCOY. 1884 o street
northwest. Funeral from residence. at
$50 o'clock. March 81 REQUIEM mass
at Holy Trinity Church at o'clock.
1915. at a. m. at residence. 1917
Euclid street northwest CARO-
LINE TRETLER RHODES. beloved
wife of Daniel Rhodes
Funeral from residence, saturday.
March q, at p. m. Interment
private.
UNDERWRITERS.
The Newman Company,
UNDERTAKES AND EMBALMERs.
Phone y. So: ~! -.h 8 q.
FUNERAL DESIGNS.
EASTERN FLOWER SHOP
CUT FLOWERS. POTTED PLANTS.
323 H ST. N. E.
orders delivered promptly. Can l. 1aw.
FUNERAL FLOWERS
OF Every Deschption-Aodaateiy Pr,cs4
GUIDE,
r,,~,, D~sna sDs.i OsAnA
WINDOW CLEANING.
PHONE NJ. ne TO HAVE YOUR WINDOWS
cleaned Acne Window ClcsninS Co: 81 g NV;
NON-MEDICAL HEALING.
NFANTILE PARALYSIS.
ns' Hs,ri pi-s.e. Brishts Discs.r. PARALYSIS, Dr.
" ,sfSS FREE Il ss BIC al here Sess MedSs.y
ss2s s;R Z ssa5as & s5ssSlss
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26

Quotations given yesterday are as
lows:
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26
MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
in small and lagge sums. All transac-
lions conducted with economical consid
Grafton for borrowers WIN II. SAUN-
DERS & CO. Southern Bldg. s07 18th ST
MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real
estate at lowest current rates: special
privileges with respect to prior payments
Tyler x Rutherford. Inc 80 18th st
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26

Archie Selwyn has returned from PAIN
Rcarh-l..ayins the place fiat.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26
zmsklns. designing, and
furnished after Earning. NJ
academy. lil5 g ST
BICYCLES.

NOW l. THE TIME To- GET A GOOD BICYCLE
for A Cl,.u rTlCr. t'Ur the 10 DAYS ara
giving Won : o. OF. on any bicycle yUu select So
tlres to our Customers for SIS.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26

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