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Evening journal., 1916-03-18

MATCHING EGGS-QUALITY s. G.
IL Black Minorcas, 50 per setting. BUSk
WHiS Wns M1RaGfs Besfolfe 5a Phone PSa s'aE oy
Oak, 45-W. fob20-eod-2m.
Evening journal., 1916-03-18

a Public sale Of high class horses
tfff0 will be held at John Marvel S
N-Ta stable. Fifth and Madison streets,
-- Wednesday March -, 1916, at 1
o. clock p. NJ.
One car load Of Frederick county. Mary.
land horses, as good as money can buy ac-
climated and ready for work. from TO
years old, including some fine mares; also
% head Of good secondhand horses, young
and little sore, having been used on
streets Of Philadelphia.
Terms: go days credit. interest added.
provided the notes look good as cash TO u.s.
JOHN y. O'NEAL
". 4. TOWNSEND
ELLIS HICKS, Clerk W. y. LANK. Auct.
mari5-6t
Evening journal., 1916-03-18

xXrANTEI-pLACF AS HorsEKEEPER
W in small family by mildie-ased white
somar. Can on ~. Fourth ST.
mari7-3t
Evening journal., 1916-03-18

T S. GOVERNMENT WANTS CLERKS
y. Meu women. is or over. $500
month Write Immediately FOR free list oi
positions now ohtoinuhle. Franklin lnsii.
iutc. Dop';. 40 ~. Rochester, n. y
nInrI.Irl-
Evening journal., 1916-03-18
BOARDERs WANTED.


ROARDERs AT NO. 615 WEST
ID street iy17-n.
Evening journal., 1916-03-18

4 GENTs-s22 FOR $500 BIGGEST
~ value ever given customer. tO-piecc
Aluminium Outfit. makes > cooking combina-
iions. enough for whole kitchen, SELLS on
sight; 500 week 60 prodncers, start
now Nrifo quick for protected territory
and free agents magazine. Div. iiue,
american Aluminium Mfg. Co... LeInont lil.
marls-lt
Evening journal., 1916-03-18

THOUSANDS GOVERNMENT JOBS Open
l. o. men-womcu. sTj 10 Si5o month.
Write immediately for list. Iruylln iusu.
tutc. Dept i1.N, Rochester. y y.
mar9-1in.
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WALL PAPER
MASQUERADE SUITS.

~,-----~---------ys~--~-~~--s
MASQUERADE SUITS AND WIGS TO
AtA hire. FRANK BIESINGER, Corner
Fourth and Walnut streets. d. q 4. Phone.
6259-W. san1otf
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Statesmen WANTED.

= = -, r. . r.
NOJNG MAN TO INTRODUCE FREE
premium ohicr with high eluss product.
Man who can qualify. We will offer liberal
terms and advancement 20 established terri
tory. References required Nos SO5-i a..
Madison ST.. Wilmington. mari s-8t.
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TYPEWRITERS
CHIROPOpIsTs

MARTIN BRAUN. CHIROPODIST, sea
AtL Market St., treats an ailments peculiar
90 the feet most scientifically. Phone. 527i.
Open evenings. feb2stf
ELORA JOHNSON STRADLEY. NO. 6OI
II Market street. Graduate Of Fowler and
Hanna. Treats Corns. Bunions Ingrown
Nails, Etc Evenings by appointment. D.
&c A. 26lT. ian26-tf.
ELIZABETH HANRAHAN. GRADUATE
II Fowler & Hanna Ltd. Chiropody and
manicuring, hair dressing and masssging.
No 800 ADAMS ST. ID. s. A.. 29OS. Even
ing by appointment. mar26-tf.
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AZ ADVERTISEMENT IN THR
~ EVENING JOURNAL Is AN
ADVERTISEMENT IN TIN
HONE. THE EVENING JOURNAL
is READ II MORE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
della WARE NEWSPAPER.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-19
Polls.

THE Old Homestead" will be the Eas-
ter week offering Of the popular Poll
Players.
l In all the annals OF the American
theater there has been no nlav that has
exceeded THE Old Homestead" in its
popular appeal. IL expressed natures
best touches with a fidelity that il as
founding. Resolved as ever TO make
the Poll performances OF thoroughly
finished character. General Mana ger
James Thatcher has obtained the serv-
Ices of William Lawrence, who for
many years was the understudy OF
Denman Thompson. to play the role of
Joshua Whitcomb.
Mr.. Lawrence Joined the company
Tuesday morning. and r. taking an ac-
tive part In assuring that all the "b,Isi-
ness" and every detail incident to the
famous Denman Thompson production
will be repeated at Polls next week.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-19
Citizens Meeting.

The April meeting of the South
Citizens Association is to
be held tonight in the assembly hall OF
the Jefferson School.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-19
Alienists Report Waite
"Sane, But Degenerate"

NEW YORK. April 1s.-Arenists who
have examined DIR. Waite for District
Attorney Swami reported that in their
opinion he is sane, although a moral
degenerate.
The alienists had a two hours session
with prisoner In the district attorney s
office, after which a preliminary report
was made. Another examination will
probably be made within a few days.
The doctors were William Mabon, Smith
Ely Jelliffe, ana Menas s. Gregory.
DR.. Waite was brought over from the
1ombs by Detectives Cunniff and Gal
laRher. He complained that he was be-
ing taken out during the exercise hour
AMI would lose the benefit OF his daily
exercise.
In consequence. after he had been ex-
amined by the alienists he was given an
airing by the detectives. being permitted
to walk down Lafayette street to Worth
street and back TO the Tombs through
Center street, lie was not recognized
on this walk.
As he came out Of the front entrance
TO the Tombs he saw a man cranking an
automobile. In the tonneau Of the cal
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-19
DR.. Waite's "Dope"
To Go on Stage

NEW YORK, April ls.-Mrs. Mar
garet Horton. the dark-eyed beauty
whose studio trysts with Or. Arthur W.
Waite brought her into the limelight In
The Peck poisoning case. is going on the
stage. she announced today.
She has signed n contract to appear
In string OF vaudeville houses in New
YORK. Then the whole country will get
a chance to see the woman her husband
described as "a dove In the midst of a
flock of crows"
"oh. no." said Mrs Horton. I'm not
pleasant notorlety resulting from my
connection with the Waite case. Can't
poor woman with a voice appear In
public without being harsbly criticised?"
The vaudeville managers said they
would never. never have hired Mrs. Hor-
ton had they suspected such a motive.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-19
TODATS BEST FILMS
BY GARDNER MACK.

Strand, Ninth and d streets-Henry
~ WalthRll and Edna Mayo In
The Strange Case of Mary Page"
adapted from The Times serial
story by, Frederick Lewis. ninth
installment (EssaEay).
ma Wallace Hopper. Charles ].
Ross, and Muriel ostriehe in. by
Whose Hand?" by Claiming Pol
lock and Rennold Wolf.
Garden, 1913 Ninth street-Gladys
Hanson and Lewis Stone in "The
Havoc" ~. l.. 8. e. Essanay).
Loew's Columbia, Twelfth and F.
Make Believe" adapted from the
story by Eleanor ABBOTT Famous
cSr6iina', North Carolina avenue.
near twelfth street northeast
aiehard Travers in The Alster
Case" ". L. s. q. ,Essanay).
Marguerite Clark in THE Pretty
Sister of Jose,' adapted from the
play by Frances Hodgson Burnett
Vamous Players).
Revere, Georgia avenue and Park
road-Eleanor Woodruff In The
Island Of Surprise" ~. L. 8. e.
Vitagfaph).
Crandslrs Avenue Grand s45 Penn
sylvania avenue southeast-Barbara
Tennant and Hamilton Revelle in
,fThe Price of Malice"
Washington, Eighteenth and u
Streets-Richard Butler in Gods
OF Fate" V. l. 8. E.-Lubin).
Casino, f, near Seventh street-Char-
lLc Chaplin in Carmen" ". l., s.
H,-Essany).
Circle, 2106 Pennsylvania avenue
Doris Pawn and George Walsh in
Blue Blood and Red" (Fox Film
Coz
Empire. sl5 H street northeast-An-
tonic Moreno In Kennedy Square"
from the story OF +. Hopkinson
Smith CV. s. L. E.-Vitigraph1.
Grandall's Apollo. ga II street north
east-Theda Bara in Gold and
the Woman" Cox Film Coz
Meader's. 62s Eighth street southeast
-vtrginia Pearson in THE Hunted
Woman" ". l.. 8. E.-Vitigraph.)
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sat well dressed woman. He glanced
longingly at the car and woman and
said:
That brinss back memories to me OF
many happy days"
The alienists have had four sessions
with DR.. Waite. and another will prob
ably be held. DIR. Karpas who has
been. engaged by the defense. was not
present wehn the examination took
place, nor was Waite's counsel, Walter
r Deuel..
Judge Swami said concerning Waite
that the inquiry had developed the fact
that he was a thief as well as murderer,
as he had stolen from nearly everybody
with whom he had come in contact.
Assistant Distrist Attorney Dooling
said that much information that Waite
had attempted TO kill his wife had been
given the prosecutor.
1T will all probably come out later
said he. II have no doubt from my ex-
animation into the case that had Waite
not been caught his wife would have
died as did her mother and father"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-19
SAYS WAITE TRIED
T0K|EL WIFE, TOO

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. April ls.-Al-
though Il has been charged that DR..
Arthur Waite contemplated taking the
life of his wife after disposing OF her
parents, Mr.. and MES. John f. Peck, II
was positively asserted today that he
actually had made one attempt to do
away with her. The information was
furnished TO Assistant District Attorney
Mancuso of New York who is here. by
DR.. Perry Schurtz, the Peck family ply
stefan. who conducted the first autopsy
on the body Of Mr.. Peck.
DR.. Schurtz asserted that Waite in
oculated his wife with anthrax and
typhus germs through the medium OF
an atomizcr. Only the fact that she
possessed excellent physical stamina
and that the cultures were partly de-
composed saved her life.
1t was several DAYS after the expos
ure of Dr. Waite's activities as polls
one- that DR.. Schurtz became alarmed
at Mrs Waite's condition. He had at
tributed her condition largely to her
mental state resulting from grief and
the snock of the revelations. and ne
did not give the matter serious thought
until about week ago.
Made Test of Blood.
Then, suspecting that DR.. waite might
he obtained a quantity of her blood.
Subjcctine this to a severe analysis
he discovered the presence of numerous
anthrax and typhus germs. although
not in large enough quantities to do
any material harm. With this discov-
cry he subjected Mrs. Waite to q Sc
we're questioning and learned the facts
which he told Mr.. Mancuso.
Several weeks before John r. Peck
l.. \ ~. 49,. aANA
Waite took two atomizers home. He
placed one in the refrigerator and one
outside the window of the room he oc-
cupied with his wife.
The atomizers contained anthrax and
typhus germs. He then began warn.
ing both Mr.. Peck and Mrs. Waite that
they werr in constant danger OF con-
tracing severe cold because of the
unusual weather at that time of year
In New York. He said they should
take every precaution to protect them
selves, and he suggested that he be
allowed to spray their throats with a
special preparation he had made which
practically guaranteed immunity
Did Not Work Fast Enough.
Both Mr., Peck and Mrs. Waite ac-
quiesced and DR.. Waite gave them the
treatment His bacteria did not have
the rapid effect that he wished, so he
resorted to the arsenic In numbering
Mr.. Feck. All the time. however each
night before his wife retired he sprayed
her nostrlls and throat from the
atomizer. Her physical condition was
such that she warded of the attack OF
the germs. and this. coupled with the
fact that many OF the germs died
through inefficient treatment, saved her
life. ..-
IF the cultures had worked properly
I believe that both Mr.. Peck and Mrs.
Waite would have succumbed about the
same time"
waite;s blood ~ 6,strict Aftornsv
Swami in New York with suggestions
for another analysis there. He has sent
Mrs. Waite to a sanitarium at Kramer,
Ind, where she will. be treated. II iE
system will have a serious erect. Mr..
Mancuso will return to New York
Thursday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-19
Music,

The community Singing Society. COM
posed of amateur and professional sing
ers from all walks OF life in the Ma
tional Capital. has decided upon May
%. %, and "a as the dates for its pre-
sentation OF Flotow's opera. Martha, "
at TIE Belasco Theatey.
For several' months those who are to
participate In the chorus of the opera
have been holding weekly rehearsals at
the Thompson School. at Twelfth and
l. streets northwest. and announcement
has been made that the selection OF the
singers who are to have the principal
roles il to be undertaken during the
coming week. Already many applica-
lions for the principal and minor parts
have been filed with Albert w. Harmed.
the director of the Community Singing
Society.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-19
Lyceum.

"The Mlrth OF Nation Is the title
Of the burlcsquc at the Lyceum. next
week. An augmented cast Is headed by
Matt kolb and Harold Brown.
The Winter Garden runway, the popu-
lar feature of the Lyceum since Its
rejuvenat!on, will also be special at
traction next week.
Wrestling matches have been arranged
for Tuesday and Thursday night after
the conclusion Of the regular perform
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-19
Gayety.

Max spiegers Tourists Company
comes TO the Gayety next Monday for
weeks engagement. The piece Is
staged in two acts and three scenes.
The plot deals with the vacation OF
three wives. who leave their husbands
behind. The husbands suddenly decide
to leave on a vacation Of their own and
their destination Is the same as that of
the wives. En- route the train Is
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-19
Keith's.

Mcintyre and Heath will be the con-
spicuous attraction next Easter week
mt the B. F. Keith Theater. Other stel-
lar features will be Anna Wheaton and
Harry Carroll, the Misses Campbell.
Alice Els and Bert French, Dorothy
Regel and company. in The Girl al
the Cigar Stand" Alfred Bergen. Bara-
ban and Grohs. Towards Animal
Spectacle. the pipe organ recItaIs, and
rne Pathe news pictorial
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-19
Films.


The feature film for Loew's Columbia
next week. beginning with Sunday, will
be Marie Doro In THE Heart Of Nora
Flynn" which will continue until We'd
nesday. Starting Thursday and con-
tinuing until Saturday Pauline Fred
erlck Will be pictured In The Moment
Before"
"The Heart of Nora flynn" is the
first picture In which Marie Doro has
appeared since joining the Lasky Com
pany. Miss Doro In seen as Nora. the
nurse maid In the employ OF a wealthy
family. The story tells how she saves
the wife from disgrace. although jeo-
pardlzing her own love, though AFFAIRS
are finally adjusted
The cast in support of Miss Doro in.
cludes Elliott Dexter, Ernest Joy and
others OF the .Lasky Company.
The last half OF the week Tho
Moment Before" in which Pauline
Frederick IL starred. will be the feature.
In this picture as Madge, the charming:
alluring gypsy girl, she L. provided
with ample opportunities to display her
dramatic Talents.
Mime. Olga Petrova will hold the
screen at Moore's Garden Theater from
latest success playing With Fire" The
comedy feature during Mime. Petrova' 3
cnga cement will be Frank Daniels, of
comic opera fame, In his latest screen
farce, NM. JACK Inspects Paris, win
many OF the scenes photographed In the
French capital.
Antonio Moreno will be featured on
Friday and Saturday in THE Supreme
Temptation" Antonio Moreno Ii the
physician and Dorothy Kelly n typical
Partisan girl of the streets.
1.-THE Moral Fabric" realistic Aim
production which treats In a power
ful manner the so-called advanced
thought" that puts the claim OF love
before morality will be the featured at
traction at Moore's Strand Theater
Sunday. Monday. and Tuesday.
The secondary attraction on these days
will be The Love Riot"
On Wednesday and Thursday Nance
O'Ne,ll will lead the bill in a filmlza-
ton OF Herman Sudermann's drama.
The Flames OF Johannis." dealing with
the sacrifice OF n woman for the girl
friend OF her youth The comedy feature
on these days will be Hunting Trou-
BILE
Harold Lockwood and May Allison
will be seen on the screen on Friday and
Saturday in The Comeback" a drama.
The Wig Wag," a comedy with Carol
Holloway will round out the perform
ance.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-19
National.

"T1e Birth OF a Nation" Is nearing
the end of it's first weeks engagement
at tho National. There will be- two
performances Easter Sunday. when the
attraction enters upon the second week
of ITS Washington run.
Undoubtedly this mighty spectacle has
turned the theater records OF America
topsy-tLrvy. ItSholds the Iong-distarce
runs 10 New York, Boston Chicago, st.
Louis, Pittsburgh, Baltimore. Los An
geles. and San Francisco to date and II
mai Ing q triumphant tour which Ia
causing more comment than anything
ever undertaken In drama OF this coun-
try heretofore. II IL a story OF Ameri.
OF slavery In this country and the ter
rible suffering that was endured before
a solution Of this problem was reached.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-19

wrecked. and fate leads them TO the
rustic hotel where the wives are the
principals In a frollc party attended by
summer boarders and farmer girls.
Needless to say. the gay party Il abrupt
ly ended. The large cast IA headed by
Leo Stevens. Ben Pierce. and Mile
Babette. Charles Raymond, Waldo
Whipple, and Frances and Ross.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-19
TO CAPITAL
AMUSEMENT PLACES
Varied Program Of Attractions
Offered for Washington
Theatergoers.
BelaseO.:


Next week at the Belasco Theater
David Belasco will present his latest
production. The Lucky Fellow" new
comedy In three acts by Roi Cooper
Megrue. withsa cast Of exceptional ex-
cellence. including Frank Craven, Otto
Kruger Hayward CHM, Charles Bro
kate. Rowland Lee. Harry Leighton.
Allan Thomas, and the Misses Carroll
McComas, Marion Abbott. Anne Mere
dith, lone Bright Beverly West. Helen
MacKelfer. Florence Deshon. Alice Car
roll. Lillian Spencer and Emily Calla-
way
= THE Lucky. Fellow may be described
as a comedy of courtship. Written by
the author OF 1T Pays to Advertise.
Under Cover" and Under Fire" II
may be expected to be fun Of bright
ness and cheer; and. produced by MT
Belasco, u r. certain that nothing VIII
be lacking In the production to make II
one OF the best offerings OF the year
perhaps. another Boomerang" which
comedy hit still is PLAYING to absolute
standing room at the Belasco, Theater,
New York. after nine full months. and
bids fair to continue playing there to
record breakinR business for another
full year without n break.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-19
Fell From Car.

Charles Roller. eighty-three. OF 723
Longfellow street northwest, fell and
was hurt about the head and body in
alighting from a Georgia avenue car
yesterday afternoon. He was taken to
his home in an automobile.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-04-13

in the struggle. Again the fireman
you fellows go ahead"
IT'S suicide for you, man." pro.
tested the engineer.
No, DAN" retorted the fireman.
ITS every man for himself he re-
peated, backing across the footplate.
I'll stay with the cab
Stay and be-hanged." shouted tho
conductor. with a fiery expletive. Let
him alone. boys" he cried. angrily
He's dippy. Gomez" And with his
companions hustling close after, he
started over the coal on the tender.
The train had attained frightful
pace. Already glimpses OF its long.
curving roll on the distant hill might
be seen from the window OF Signal
station. where the disturbed operator
had taken the message OF the runaway
from Cedar Grove and was reading
II to Helen Holmes. breathless beside
his table:
AIR BRAKES BROKEN DOWN.
RUNNING AWAY. SIDETRACK NO.
20. NO. 145."
II was the import OF the last sen
tcncc which for an instant froze her
senses. Her father! The passenger
train facing that runaway on the sin.
gle track below Signal More than
once she had heard her father declare
that the stretch between Signal and
the next station. Beaman. must be-
doublo.trackcd - only, money was 80
hard to get. II the lack OF It should
now cost him his life. the lives OF per
haps half n hundred others!
While she was thinking. the opera
tor was working furiousiy at his key
with message for Bcaman station.
His one hope of avoiding the head.cn
collision WAS to catch the passenger
train beyond pcamuu.
STOP NO. 20. RUNAWAY on
MAIN LINE"
lie told Helen. closely watching the
dots and dashes. what he had sent.
II should have an answer in n minute.
II came almost at once. Signal sta
ton operator Hrst tried TO write II,
then threw down his pen and repeated
it's words unstcadily to the frightened
girl.
"NO 90 LEFT on TIME. BE.
TWEEN HERE AND THE RIVER"
With wIdc.opcn eyes she looked In
,cntly toward the mountains. AT the
moment. the rolling hills now hid tho
runaway. but the situation was chart.
ing itself. like lightning. In her mind.
Between where she stood and where
the passenger train was coming, the
line crossed San Pablo river, a navi'
gable tIdowatcr stream and water
way tina, fed u considerable traffic to
the railroad. Her father had put
across the San Pablo n hugo jack
knife drawbridgc-thc best an hon
est engineer and an honest railroad
directorate could build. Just over the
river from Signal station he had al
ready put In. as u start towards dou'
blc.trackinE. = long passing track.
With everything OF this speeding