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fHE EVENING TIMES WASHINGTON THURSDAY FEBRUARY 27 1902 8 F UP AGAINST POKER Game Too Deep for the Ti- tled Artist TOOK LESSONS ON OCEANIC Wh Creator ni The Vampire Arrir- ei in New York Yesterday He Was Stvacal 4 t tfct Bad oa Aeeowat of Small Pairs NEW YORK Feb 27 There mw a story told af tha sagsraeas rf a BrltMi card sane aad his consequent ooo when the Oceanic arrived at her berth yesterday from Liverpool All Ute Yoyage over with a party oC friends he lingered over one of the greea coved tables In the smoking reoM his oompaaiowa derisively stat- ed that they doubted if he would ever becams nraaeleat- BurHeJeaes the Victim Sir Philip BnrneJoaes a baronet sad painter of The Va pire who is wak- ing his first visit to America was tins victim sad he goodnaturedly agreed yes- terday that he had Mea deservedly plucked by his fellows The other members Sir W Martin Conway well known as a HMMMitaia climber pew a professor at Cambridge University Gerald Duck worth a London publisher C J Catto ot Toronto and E K Spinney of Yar mouth N 8 The players say that the limit was a low one and only a few hue tired dollars chanced hands daily Sir W Martin Conway retired the largest winner but the brunt of the leeeee fell upon Sin Philip Burn his comrades say displayed a won- derful amount of persistence CaMel ea Any OW Pair Said one of the party It made no difference what cards he HId A pair of anything seemed to be pod enough H would invariably eaU sad invariably lose but he still hang on and played game to the last Sir W Martin Conway saId that because ne tenacity displayed by the knightly art ho bad sot the iiigatcst doubt that Sir ImmoJones would have btrumi a mountain climber had his talent in that direction Jl my third game said Sir Borne Jones apologetically yesterday and I hoped to leers but I fear I em sot cut- out for a poker player Duckworth says that he fairly despises my Perhaps the reason of Sir W Martin Coaways success may be deducted by what he said he enjoyed when on aa eat sleep sad play joker There was a large crowd of specta- tors about the table each day sad they wero intensely aiacaed by the reclUses ventures of the artist TO REST AT OAK HILL fvuvnltf Mr J M t Be Held w at 1 oclock r mates Mr Joto M Waters far OMC of Georgetown bestkaowB- coaails8l B aerchaats sad busliMSs w m will be taM to rest la Oak Hill Cemetery Funeral services will be held the chapel at the cemetery the Rev Dr Stu- art paator ot Christ Church la Oeorge tows aMciattaK Tile anus aad soasia law at the deceased act as pallbear ers yet aar Mr Waters coBdocted a large coBflBissfaa house ea TMrtysee ODd Street Bear the 14 CheaapaaXa- aad Ohio Casal which was at that the sale artery of tratte between poiats- alosg the Potomac River sad Chesapeake Day and the coal mlaiag regions about OiHibertead Md Wher the oM eaaal lout its prestige how ver the conwstssioa bvsliiess la that secttoa t the city rapidly dtaitaished- uaJUl It boea e all bat extinct Mr Wat- ers had sade a comfortable sum how- ever sad soon retired from active bust CAN BUILD AN IRON PORCH Cdeael BiMles Ruling a te Mra Liteh neWs Pretest O J John BkMte Ute B la r C- fJoHtr UM forwarded to his ociata a Jtton relative to te f- Un Q D LJtchfield protesUng against the refusal of the Inspector of IMritd to ber a permit to erect a two Btorr wooden porch at her residence 2Cli Avenoe northwest Colonel BMdl recomnnnda that she be iBfonoed that the basis of the was sot on toe ground of the projection us the porch would he wholly OB private weaiM be of wood sad would result In too CMtch aCanunabl material being in the TMnttr 9f the e He suggests that there would he BO objection to Issuing a permit the porch of iron HEALTH OFFICE REPORTS The ioHowiag deaths for tweatyfowr beers wer reported to the Health De partB at wp to noon today Mary Gilbert sevoatyflve years Kate IL Dyer alxtyoevea years Saaiael Bailey tzty iz years Lvaaaaa A Ketoey sixtyfive years Bewbea Ketooa flftyfoor years Jabs Hnwrtwrough fifty years Joba Tayler fortyelgtat years Mrs Bllea Duff fortyaevea years Mary fortyfowr years Margaret Sidney forty Oertrc4e Handy years Lees Hill twentreicbt TbcBM K Chick twoatytbree years Ltaxle Samuels twaaty years MIldred E one year WitH Strawtben tea moatha Wall Hall atoatbe Mary A Paynter six Rowland Ferguson two moatba Hughes CoBtiaaet Philippine Story The story told today to the Senate limtppincc Committee by General Hughes covered hU ezperioacos sad ebaervationE- Kalle be was la military eoaiawad of tile Vieeayaa district after be had surren- dered the eCee of proyoat geaeral aarsbal in MantiS May ISM It wat related ia a low convoraatiesal- toaa of YOke that was practically ia- audtUe to assay of his listeners Reciprocity With Cuba Discussed Representative member of tte Ways and Meaae Committee con- ferred with President RoosereU en a xuunber ef Questions including roclproe with Cuba This he thinks will be effected within a short time Marriage Licenses Issued Walter fred asd Mary Agnes Brooks aoorge and Lttla Thampeoa Jatcralah Whltaker and Apes Lyles William McDonald and Llllle Cobber both of Fairfax County Va BURNEJONES IIGOES I Hair Jars S4r Kaltdat lean u paC AwterleaD aM- Y T tile party were whoP o beea heat yes oeeaa voygvI WEe Waters Tnaenow AftR- T after of I will years time n letter Sap issue Massachusetts refusal prtp4rty but the feet that Ute preh tel MUd DEATHS J Johnson Baa tat eight 1 Hopkins a tty D te faat the sny years apes hoes years yearn Roe oaths fesreQ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ METEOR IIIS OCEAN TRIP Schooner Will Be Ready te Sail in AW t a Heath NEW YORK Feb 27 It Is expected that Meteor III the Gerauta Bsiperors sew sehooaer will o ready to sail across the ocean la nixnit laoatb There la still steel work lo be doae oa the yacht before she will be ready to start oa her long trip sad this work will be rushed a faat as possible t the yards of the build era the Towasend Dowaey Sblpbaild lag and Repair Company at Shooters lal sad Tbe Met or when she slid oft the ways was aotblaa but a shell and all he interior work has yet to be done There is considerable to be dose to the deck house and deck Th interior Uttiags will mostly be temporary aa the yacht is to go to Southampton to be SHed out for the porer Temporary bulkheads will be put In sad cabins made for the sailing masters sad eUcen and bunks pot ia crew Tbe mainmast baa bees finished and all waiting to be stopped TIM foremast M being cut aad tbo tree work for this has been made cad is ready as soon aa the spar has bees properly fashioned The fore and mala topmasts are flaiabed and are under a The bowsprit has sot yet been made but this is the last spar that will be shipped All the spars are of Oregon pine sad are splendid pieces of wood The mast will be stepped la three weeks sad thee the standing riggtag which is of wire will be set up This work will be done by the builders The running gear will be of Manila rope and Amerkan blocks will be used A small suit of sails is betas made by Wilson Sllabe for the trip across the ocean This suit will be used wbea the Meteor is cruising but the raring sails orae of Cowes who made the sails for the two Shamrocks and the Meteors Gibson Fahaestocks 110 foot schooner yacht which was built on ways next to the Meteor will be launched In two weeks This boat will b very aearly ready to At out when she takes the water The auxil- iary schooner for Aleaaandro Fabbri built oh the other side of the Meteor IB almost plated She will be ready early in the spring Tbe keel plate of the racing cutter for George Pyncbon has been bolt ed to tbe lead and the work of sot ting up this yacht will now begin All the frames are bent and the castings made This yacht is to be plated with Tools bronze NEWS AND GOSSIP FROM GEORGETOWN Aa excellent musical waa gives mat night at Mount Tabor M P Canreh at the intersection of Thirty sad TMrtyftfth Streets The af Thc Ladles Auxiliary of the local Order of Kiberaians will give its aaaual ball oa the evening of Merck 31 at Ltutaicum Hall The affair will be uador the per direction of Mr Henry W SebkNwer Mrs Mary J Toole is lying ill at tIN home of ber daughter Mrs Theodore Barnes on Wiaxmsin Avenue terday afternoon at his home 3224 N Street northwest Heart failure was the cause of death Mr Waters bad been ia comparatively good health up to several days ape He for years associated ia business with hw brother Mr Joseph G Waters of the of Joseph G Waters J M Waters He la survived by ton children including George Charles Frank and John Waters and aYe daughters Mn Waters died several years ago The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon at 3 oclock Services will be held at Oak Hill Chapel The Rev Father Devitt S J of George- town University preached the sermon last night at Trinity Church where spe- cial Lenten services were held The ros- ary was repeated by Ute Congregation after which benediction was celebrated Tomorrow night the stations of Ute cross will be said by the congregation out for Edward Taylor colored yesterday by klux also colored for the larc gold watch veined at M Taylor did no deay the charge and left the necessary collateral at the Seventh precinct station The woman who resides on Prospect Avenue stated that Taylor approached her oa P Street yesterday morning and snatched the watch from her Washington Stock Exchange Sales Capital Traction 4 per cents 1 t4 108 Col R R S per cents 1000 107 Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone 5 per costs 5 0e104 4 Washing ton Loan and Trust 25 151 Capital Trac- tion l 4 lie C A P Telephone 12c- Mergentbater 5Q17S Washington Gas IMG 19i 79 M079 After call Capital TracUoa 0 S11 Mergenthaler 2ttfiT7 4 Waabiagtoa Gas 25fe7 lOi- CM DUTKicr or cofryMA BONUS DM ahrd- CteaiUl Tftttiaw K R 4 a Kt- M t R E 6V laW i ISH 1H4S Met Met Cel MMa R K M u rt Iii Columbia K r IflM K M7 wash Street Railway d 8 Wash CM Cowr A r IMCtr Ill Wash Owi Cto Mr B tf KKfS Ill U S Rise LixM Deb tt9T MtH C S KUr LJcht Cert InoAt M6- XCt t Pot Tel Ce M 4 i American Security TMt la- W wit Co let 0 Mile 1011 T rctiftd awBoady Ja3K Wart Mkt C Imp ra ItlttT MS Wash Mkt C eat ft ltM T ti- togoalc hail A 3a C IMS MC MM American Orjnbopbotw Deb 6s M SUE DHPO8IT AND TMCST OONPAK1BS- JktiCTKil Sate sad TnK 1M IM Xfaaa Tin 1 M AaMficaa Security eel Trust Sit WaahttwHoB Sale D att 4 H- JnioB Tn Stomae MS Mf- Waatri Km Savran nawk NATK XAL JAY dVAOKS of Waahi gt4 3te 4M Wit Bad l CMarfUl TiaettM- WMB Street Kjr com 1N9CKAX08 aOOWL- VettopolnM ChweorM PotOOM- CMatiooal UnUa Columbia Colonial Ml TITLE IH8URAPOK STOCKS Ktal E UU This CW nMa Title 4ft 2- Watrirt Title U TELBTUOXB STOCKS Cl Mn aLc i Ptt c OAS STOCKS Wiihiactoa CM 7- Uaorc to m Caa 74- MtSOELLAMZOCS STOCKS aferfcRtbaler Llaatyne 1TTV Laiuiea Uon tya JIK Anwrtcan IK Americas Oraphifiiai 8 Market 77 16 X rfolk WaahUctoa 11- Creeae Copper Sljf C i aaad the Ices work has put and t are being by Ii LaiJ keel entertainment 8eeoad tair wN the auspices of the Joint Waters died suddenly yea was Arm It A warraut sworn Rosa Per of a MIL Tree k Jse II It It t A 1M R U Cert S W lit lisp I G M f MIl ISO 1t6 al tie RAJINOAP SfIIIO 111- MIIt stt pt Ira 75 aH 7 8 Mt lucre 8 Peopk ess 4 1S6 4 W a tie II4i M I is It 4 SJt ok is A for- th bees in Is mad Ratsey was aadet choir sal Mr M was 1debtdass JpT 1odSMSCI iss Vs sg 4p Lose cud 2 cad Assli Metropolitan 7 6t5- Cesirsl isO Fssaes asd ics SN- Setend ui0I- dasas 17- fblssi10 Trsderw lit 35- 514uola Isa 155 w x le ri Pkesa 40 ArIIsptea sm IC 734 a- Cosemeteisl 3t i 20 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > CONSULAR CLERK AT PARIS LEAVES POST Edward Glavis May Have Trouble With Department Investigation of His Action May When He Arrives ia This City- A Washingtoniaa Mr Bdward Glavis who was appointed consular clerk about six months ago aM assigned to duty in Paris Prance is said te have left his pout without previous aotiSeation to the Consul General Serious complaint of Mr maria conduct ha been made to the State Department by the Consul General cad upon his ar- rival in this country an investigation will be ia order According to the report made by the Consul General ia the case Mr Glad was unable to perform his duties At- tention is called to the bill of S for expenses for transportation frea Wash- ington to Paris which is regarded as exorbitant by the State Department omcials and will not be without further investigation The friends of Mr Glavis in this city wlM are maRY declare that his trouble In Paris is entirely due to personal dif- ferences with the Consul General For some time prior to his assignment to Paris Mr Glavis was OB duty in the State Department where It is said he performed Lie duties in a meet capable Confederate Claims Discussed Senator Bate of Tennessee talked over with the President the act of Congress providing for the payment of Coufederate soldiers whose horses were confiscated by the Federal Government at the close of the civil war Senator Bate thinks President Roosevelt will approve the act MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE 4 and 6 Per Cent Letted on Real Estate ia Dtttrfct of Coltonb Lowest CoesrnJeteo HESKELL fticLERAft- K F Street IVIoney to Loan- At 4M and 5 Per CentO- S HEAL C9TATK IK C a to DELAY BEYOND EXAiaSATION Off ZI7I2- WALTBU U J TO 14th Bt ffW MONEY TO LOAX oa reel state erty sad collateral J C DAVIS 508 it nw MONEY TO LOAN at I- el flOW to a 1 C real estate pip ofl 6 p r cent nwrlgises cad sass all traBMctiona conducted with eeaaonical eooajdtr- ittoo fcr borrjircn WiL IL 8AUNDBB3 CO MOSEY TO LOAN oa approred dtr real at 4Vi S per cent iota t Special pity with to prior paymeoU TYLER Jfc BUTHBRFOfUX I C- iaIStf HOT r tt LOANS OF 0- A D UPWARD os russniuaa AND loweat ratr and oa the day you appy w are leanisg on Ue Buildis sue Loan AjooeUtioa plan which loaVei the eeet of carrying inn much leu than yen pay cad to par it oJf is ay etcd nets you from one to twelve moathj If you ha a lean other eoaipcBj par it cS and adranot you mete taoaey if Katie eheertallj and BO crtt to you Ia nude UsU and zeus Front trat Ooo- rKATIOVAI 31OHTCACE LOAN CO G23 F St N IV hONEY XOAXKO SALAJHED Retail aerehaato tfanwleia boafding fcotuea without fecority larcat houses ia 42 priscipal- cHld TOLMAiJ Room K ttt 15C it Bt- raalttf MONEY TO LOAN on real Mate pe nal ertr and collateral J C DAVIS MC E t W 7S OLD Y S o Id purest I Rye Wh k Tr an example of unaJulter I sled quality 15 quart i CHRIS XANDERQ ty Ilou Be- Taken paul AT i KEn prop E all to per a WOO biB 1M F aL I1W I and nee a aw- I pu o- At yell with unt- ieD get room I I PEOPLE I prop 11 DOD 7th tot rhone E I445 meaner MONET peroul C met sad east respect Large aaouste I alI did ions we will given A 12 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > ± GOV TARTS NARRATIVE He Will Conclude Before House Com- mittee Tomorrow Got w H Taft of th Pbillpplaea did Bot iaish his tesilBHHiy before the House Committee on Ifsutar Affairs today but Will conclude tomorrow He will partleiiateJk the conference be- tween the Lad Senate committees MI the Philippine tariff bill the members f these committees feeing desirous to ob- tain his neW direct FINANCIAL Equitable Cooperative Building Association stock lJBllMI earaiat a d Mara MMlTJt Loans s J y BMO repayable ntt 811 at fc wrty tar ia MttM the M twtall- wiita T reduced proportion V Lui unial at w ed Borrower are extended every Further Wrfernat a etc all he ebtai the M Una low to aea upon JOiiUcalioai at BQU1TABUS BCILDiXG W F St XW JOHN JOY EDSOJf FRASK P StSKBlD- RFntiotat Secretary NOTICE TO THE PUBLICT- he shares of the Mer genthalerHorton Bas ket Machine Co 287 Broadway New York which are now selling at 25 cents tf ii for one dollar shares will be advanced on Sat urday March 1st to 40 cents Friday Feb 28th is the last day for sub scribers at 25 cents Shares reserved by telegraph will be held long enough for letter containing remittance- to arrive CHURCHES With Debtssh- ould create a sinking fund with which to pay off the en cumbrance 22TEVERY DOLLAR deposited with tfeh- corapany will oars 2 tcterest eom pounded twice a year and interest or any pert of same payable OB demand without notice TRUST CO Bankers 14f4 F Street N W CAPITAL SI2OOOOO- OFrl MS EDWARD J STKLLWAtiEV Prendrat JAMES G Preaidefit GEORGE E HAMILTON 2d V l and Trust Officer GEORGE E FLEMIXtt Secretary CHARLES S BRADLEY TreaM r Iooitf2 Active xii Is laS or is put be at tine la- ter w a loan Ute ue It lo heW by the When put a e- at Itr to return Jous aM JIA1 lee Wr property elaN 1 per UNION E P SEW t- At House owgstasdiec art usde say is of 3055 pro- eM m27lmo cent ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ COHGRESS HEIGHTS U S Capital WMteHwse GROUND ELEVATION ON THE MARKET APRIL 15th The Beautiful Grove Randle Park at Congress Heights will be placed on the market subdivided into Building and Villa Sites at reasonable prices REMEMBER THE DATE APRIL 15 1902 Easy Terms for Everybody In order to supply the demands in our undertaking business- we Lave opened a Credit and Easy Payment Department in con- nection with our cash Business Open all the P Undertakers Embalmers- i 111 UUn and Funeral DirectorsT- el Mall 1768 Established 1873 1315 14th St N W I WATe FOR A TOWN t I time- S HINES I I J LI ¬ = FINANCIAL FINANCIAL issue of 1000000 4 First Mortgage Trust Gold United States Mortgage and Trust Company Capital Surplus and Undivided Profits 5000000 SERIES M Feb let IMS Due Feb lat 192 JtMtoOMM Fate tat M7 GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK TrustOO IXTBRBBT FEBRUARY 1 AND AUGUST 1 Frtaefcaal sad interest payable la U S Gold Cote of Ute nr weight and Baeneas ia New York COUPON BOXD6 OF tttM OR 1M BACH WITH PRIVILEGM OF JttK3MTBA T1OK OF PRINCIPAL OR IWTBRBBT OR BOTH These hoods are the DIRBCT OBLIGATION of the Csnmanr seared by the with the Guaranty Trust Company of over tntM of First AfoYtgagaa oa iacomenrodnelag City Real Estate TIM full details of Ute mortgages securing those honda are stated ia tile prospectus espy of which will be sent oa aaipMeati a The properties covered by these mortgages are appraised aa fila m LaM UM CT Iwlidtoga lMC M Total MKWT Taxes las Repairs etc Interest oa M Beads 4 Where property occupied by the tIN rents hews Mea SUBSCRIITIONS WILL BK RBCKIVKD AT Till OKT1CK OF TKK JaPAXY AT PAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST United States Mortgage and Trust Company CEDAR STREET NEW YORK e New York Wire There was none in townyesterday Probably will be none this week E are however authorized to fill orders OFF THE BOARD until further notice Jenkins Simpson 1421 F STREET N W 1329 F STREET THE ONLY HOUSE IN WASHINGTON WITH NEW YORK CONNECTION DIRECT WIRE WORKING EXCELLENT PROMPT SERVICE i f I w BondsO- F THK 9 of I Fire leosroace Jecome fIC iC1t- JJ7en Is estIMated 5 haveno I I I I I I RMHUMPHREY COi BANKERSA- ND BROKERS t i i Dated aimedued deposit Cress Series owner IA1 PS V > < FINANCIAL STOCKS GRAIN COTTON THE FERRY COMMISSION CO 1S3O P Street N Upstairs New Teak Correspondent THE STOCK GRAIN AND PROVISION CO Mr Frank Lorlncn Firm Capital OOOOO 10 STilKE- TW 0 HIBBS GO Bankers and Brokers 1419 F Street Now York Stock Exchang ni ston Stock lixoJia Beard of Trade LOAN COMPANIES CASH TO LOAN Oa fmitnre t t terms t nrit year eetweBteaee We have private iBterriewiRC a nftk floor and our is Btrictlf een- fidenUat We she i aoce atseey t retailed em j4 ree ta good sumling OOOM U IM whoa to seed of mosey POTOMAC GUARANTEE LOAN CO Roses 7476 Atlantic BulkHtx M F C aw Telephone Main 388 MONEY TO LOAN SURETY LOA CO ROOM 1 warder BUR MS Sib rt aw AVE WILL YOU MOXK- Ya your furniture ergang etc aad yoa tan pay it hick in snaIl weekly or momtiitf yaf manIa AnSOLUTliLY NO DaY Ow bMMrtesB it strictly ioa smtial ao e- barracaiBC yiantlona to a Low at ia the eity COLUMBIA GLAKVXTKK COMPANY 613 1 Str t W TRULY OUR FORTUNES 0t wade by borrowing mosey but w are indeed fortunate to be reli vd of an aa iag lot of mall creditors You caa borrow mosey with your Furniture or Piano aa tecurity and but one payment to make each month EVANS COMPANY 7 sr a ST N w MONEY TO LOiN ON APPROVED COLLAT- ERAL No delay CHARLES A BAEEK liootu 40 and i ilttierott BuUdtax lUG f U V Members ell rooms buR In any amount 1 furniture pianos etc at the loweet rate without rtftlOTal or delay You ran pJ it back ill to Wit yourself Fair oot sad treatment H our motto It you have a sad need mosey to UI we caR eccoqam date you I rates I t WALL I Chicago pits c pub- licity py- nnts courteous lou more Come LEN i you Are bay > > < < FINANCIAL THE RIGCS NATIONAL BANK OF WASH1XOTO D CAPITAL 5500000 SURPLUS 400000 EXCHANGE OK- ENOLAXD IBELAXD F8AJJCE awl GEHMAXT Letters of Credit AVAILABLE IX ALL FO8SIX PARTS RANK COLLECTJONS ORDERS FOR INfESTMBNTH STOCKS ASP BOeOW DiRECTORS CHARLES a CLOVKK TMOt KTK JAS M JOHNSTON ARTHUR T BPJCE WM J FLATHER R ROSS PERRT moo F WALSH HENRY KURT American Security and Trust Co Capital 1SK 003- Sorplea fCOO000 SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES Safe Deposit B ces a rest te large bcrghr proof Tad J3 per annum and O J BELL PrtaMent LOAN COMPANIES WE LOAN MONEY Oa iMliridual notes without teO rs r DO other than j promise te say tk amount advanced with rsaaonable iatereat charges Loam Bade iome ea Fwreitwe Piano etc at rats Prirate cficea Qwftfeatial actioas Pfcoee 90S Eaat 602 F Street N W CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO MONEY We etc D set huHate H- oady a aul Xjaaiiaid- paay fat we ea the acaa teaornjr sift leader ifa e sad rt B taaa MOHEY MONEY lUte cheerfully gives Prtvtte f BCM- BWASHIKGTOK MORTGAGE LOAN G8 610 F Street N W DERMATOLOGY Faltia hair dandrafi- aad HAIR Call or write i JOHN H WOODBURY D U nail V K V YaahlactOB a upward tram petootaly sad tw- tra you west mshe MON EY sad we aery tile wt sad the ethic sod we cared 11th legal mobs 1mm sa furaitvri pies qaiobiy mos yea sea nor ens tsrg make sc- haigs Polag lees eus city has Tees en lower emoposiss gmsS- all tramactiose auictiy z5sL s <> AMUSEMENTS Leading TteatoB- VKJfnms AT SOS XATIKKC TODAY AT I aH Me rOOmTB ATPKAXAMGB or BENMAN THOMPSON The Old Homestead KEn WEEK SEATS SOW OS SUB J H STODDART TIlE BONNIE BRIER BURTON ESi HOLMES TUESDAY MARCH 4 at 415 Alosg the TransSiberiaH Railway Tick ta 1 75c SOe sad 5- cNATIONAL at 81S Mat Sat at XI The only theatre in Washington of- Arjrriian and foreign Man of the Uriu Frokmao presents the brilliant ytusg- Cbtnediei CAPTAIN JINKS- OF THE HORSE MARINES- Next AVeek Seat Now Ope Charles Frohmaa Will Present MAUDE ADAMS QUALITY STREET By J JC author of Tbe Utile Waiater ll AmorionV laaaana i Phone Main 8 I raj- A WEEK OF RARE DELIGHT YaMU Twin Sir DALL Daily 5c 26c and iOa Lit re er i Varrh 3 fn week oalv Farawe- KOiMfj MuK t l Cya dv Compuij la The Ja from Mexico THE BELLOWS STOCK CO FEDORA VATIXKES WZDXESTY AND SATURDAY Xert W kTHE MAbof FKAI tKS ACADEMYTHIS WEEK vhClas Attnctiem MATIX8ES At Popular Price Toes RKGULATt ACADEMY 1KIGHS WARD AND VOICES fm their Musical Cutrp The Hd Uallerr always 15c Next Week TWICE DAILY Mat Eve Telephone Main 2915 THE CITY CLUB CO BEATTBTL BEWITCHING WOMEC- GORCEOIS OF OOLDEX FrACK Next Week The CRACKER JACKS cad BAR YET PARKER the Little Demos W- rBIJOU ETMIT wesr asc LADIES MATS FRIDAY AND SATUXIIA7 THIS WEEK Andy Lewis and C Bpnj Harrigaat BIJOU BURLESQUERST- HE BEST SHOW IX TOWS Next WeekTh Great Lafayette S COLUMBIA March 5 THEATRE at 415 P SKATS NOW OX SAUC FOR THE LAST CONCERT THIS SEASO- KPlTTS8 fiS SYMPHONY 8R6JIESTBA VICTOR HE8BEBT C Rise JITJE GETEK PRICES 79e- SAXM3tS ft SBPAYMAirs XCSKT 3HMOE- WO r Sweet tSnttk laiiin MISS W1LSOS AXSOCSC S APFCAftAJtCK- OF THE W08LDHENOWXED Mme SchumannHeink Md Mme Suzanne Adams- Of the Metropolitan Grand IB a SOKG Tb tre FRIDAY FEMtO ART 28 415 P X Sneered seats HJ4 100 On sale at r Arthur Soitha 187 F sfc PERSONALS ERVING MILLON Readings SIOO Hoars 9 SNW SYLVIA GORDON Gives nice oa and social Ute fwa a cowce that baa no equal sot buy sell or go OB a coBsult the gifted lady at M G at aw mt7 SMALLPOX VACCINATION 50c Dr Homoopathic SpeciaUat- ttth and F s aw C H K FULTONS Loan Office 314 Ninth Street N W Kaoey loaned ca Watilxea Waaoada JcveUr Mte OLD GOLD INS StLT R 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