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THE WASHINGTON POSf: FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1911. Woodward Lothrop New York--WASHINGTON--Paris. American One-Year Rose Bushes Are now on sale in Housefuraishing Department--pkg. of 2--25c. Remnant Day Our Sale of Trunks, Bags, and Suit Cases Now in progress presents a most unusual opportunity for securing New, High-grade Traveling Requisites at one-fourth to one-third less than usual.

A three-carload purchase offered at prices only possible when quantity enters into the transaction. Friday Special Sale of Summer Dresses for Women and Misses One hundred new, dainty, and attractive dresses, made of linen, in plain white and an assortment of colors; Anderson's finest ginghams, and dainty cross-barred white Swisses. High and Dutch neck styles, some with all-over embroidery yoke; others piped with pretty colors; kimono and regulation sleeves. Ten of the- newest and most popular styles are in this sale, and they come just at the time when most wanted. Especially desirable for morning and afternoon wear.

Sizes 16 to 44. Choice, $6.75 each. Regularly $7.50 and $8.75. Also the following: 9 $25.00 Foulard Dresses, $18.75 each. 9 $35.00 Foulard Dresses, $25.00 each.

2 $30.00 Crepe Meteor Dresses, $15.00 each. floor--G st. Friday Special in Women's Trimmed Hats. Many neat and attractive styles in both small and medium-size hats have recently been reduced from $6.00 to $3.00. These represent one of the best values of the season, and afford you a chance to secure a serviceable utility hat at a low price.

$3.00 each. Were $6.00. Second floor--Trnth st Friday Special in Women's Knit Underwear. Sixty-four dozen pieces of Women's Fine Knit Underwear, representing a sample line of unusual merit. Vests, Combination Suits, and Drawers, in both Swiss and Jersey ribbed styles.

All are new, garments that will conform exactly with women's ideas of style and comfort. lf)r, 35e, and 50c garment. to less than regular prices. Mam floor--F st. Friday Special in Batiste Corsets.

Lightweight Batiste Corsets, medium bust and hip, with four hose supporters attached; a cool and comfortable corset for summer wear, especially for the house. Speeial price, 50c pair. And these remnants: 10 Brassieres, trimmed i and embroidery back, cross straps, Mips and Reduced from 50c to 39c at a i Paramp routll. "-mall sizes Reduced from $1050 to $500 pair I pair of France Corsets, coutll, hlich tniit anil long hip, boned i size 30 Reduced from $1050 to If. 9 a i Corsets, coutll, medium a Ionic boned i a 24, and "6.

Reduced from tr. $4 pair i st Friday Special in Women's Undermuslins. Nainsook Corset Covers, blouse style, variously trimmed with laces, insertions, beading, and ribbon. Special value, 25c each. Muslin Chemises, trimmed with narrow lawn ruffles.

Special value, 25c each. Women's Muslin Drawers, finished with hemstitched tucked ruffle. Special value, 15c pair. Also a lot of Taffeta Silk Petticoats, in a large assortment of plain colors, and the attractive Dresden designs; tucked flounce, finished with accordion plaiting. $2.75 each.

Value, $4.75. And these remnants: 9 Fiefich Nainsook Gowns, low round neck and short sleeves hand-embroidered yoke, with eyelets thieaded with pink or blue ribbon. Reduced from $360 to $2.19 each 10 Women's High-neck and Long-sleeve Gowns, trimmed with tucks and embroidery Reduced fiom $1.00 to 69c each Third floor--Eleventh st Friday Special in Valenciennes Laces. A small assortment of Valenciennes Laces, in French and German weaves; odd designs and patterns, very desirable for trimming women's and children's dresse and underwear and for fancy work. Special price, 60c dozen yards.

Main floor--G- st. Friday Special in Embroidery Edging. A small lot of Embroidery Edging --cambric, nainsook, and Swiss, in dainty and effective eyelet patterns, slightly soiled, but perfect in make. 15c and 18e yard. A'iilues, 23c and 3()c.

Mam floor--G st. Cotton Dress Goods Dept. (Lengths from to7 yards.) r0o Imported Gingham, 3oc the yard. 2fc Imported Gingham, 20c the yard. 50c Imported Madras, 3oc the yard 38c Printed and Tussah Jacquards, 25c yard.

29c Costume Chiffon and Fancy JMulls, 20c the yard. 15o Zephyr Ginghams, yard. toe Samson Galatea, yard. 18e Irish Linette and Linaire, 12V21' yard. 18c Serpentine Crepe, yard.

IBc Kearsilk Foulard, 12 l-2c yard. 12 l-2o and 15c Printed Percale, lOc yard. 12 Bates' and Zephyr Gingham, lOc yard J9p Chiffon Lisse and Cotton Voile, 30c yard 12 l-2c Printed Batiste and Dimity, lOc sard Second floor--G st. Hosiery Department. 14 pairs Women's Black Silk-Lislo Hose, double and high spliced heels: sizes 8 1-2.

30. and 10 1-2. Reduced from 60c to 35e pair 17 Women's Pure White Lisle Thread Hose, double soles and high uplicec! heels; size 8. Reduced from 50c to 3oc pair li pah Women Lisle Thread Hose, a boot patteins, with pink, sky, and cardinal tops, size 9. Reduced from 50c to 35c pair Mam floor--K st.

Bric-a-Brac Department. 3 Frenc Bisque Figures, boxes and cushions combined; reduced from $12.50 to J650 each. 1 from $1000 to $500. 2 from $7 00 to $3 30 each. 2 from $4 00 to $2 50 each.

1 Hand-embroidered Silk. Picture Frame. Reclined from $2500 to $1000. 1 Bronze Picture Frame, with rlbl.on-enibroiclerecl mat. Reduced from oi to 1 Frame, "with ribbon- embroKlerecl mat.

Reduced from 00 to $400 -Mam floor--G st. Friday Special in Children's Rompers. Kimono style Rompers, in dainty pink-and-whito and blue- and-whitc checks, trimmed with plain chambray to match; others in plain pink and blue, trimmec with cheeked chambray. Special price, 50c each. And these remnants: 2 Lingerie Coats, ti mimed with tuckf and scallops, laiffe collar and turn-over cuffs.

Reduced from $600 to $250 each. 1 Children's Lingerie Coat, made with sailor collar and turn-over cuffs, flnishec with scallops and ribbon Reduced from $850 to $3 50. 1 Children's Tucked Lingerie Coat, embroidered scalloped collar. Reduced from $8 50 to $3 50 1 Children's Lingerie Coat, plaited skiri joined, with beading, largo hand-embroidered collar and cuffs. Reduced from $10.00 to $3.75 1 Children's Lingerie Coat, tucked and plaited skirt, hand-embroidered collar am turn-over cuffs.

Reduced from $15.00 to $400. Third floor--F st. PRESIDENT TAFT IS HOST AT WHITE HOUSE DINNER I HE President entertained the members of the fur seal conference at dinner at the White JK. House last night. His guests were: The Secretary of State.

The British Ambassador. The Hon, Joseph Pope. Mr. Ernest Poland. Mr.

Alfred Fraser. Mr. W. A. Found, tor.

James Macoun. Mr. George Young. The Japanese Ambassador. Mr.

Hiteshl Dauke. Mr. Tasaku Kitahara. Mr. Masanao Hanihara.

The charge d'affaires of Russia. Mi 1 Pierre Botkme. Baron Nolde. Mr. Brajnikqff.

Mr. Nabokoff. The Secretary of Commerce and Labor. The governor of Michigan. The secretary to the President.

Mr. Chandler Anderson. Mr Robert Lansing. Dr. Hugh Smith.

Dr. B. W. Everman. Mr Beth Low Pierrepont.

MaJ. Archibald W. Butt. Mrs. Taft and Miss Helen Taft arrived from New York yesterday afternoon at 3:15 o'clock.

Col. and Mrs. Eobert M. Thompson entertained at a musicale last night at 10 o'clock at their home in Sheridan circle. A dinner preceded the music.

The dinner juests were Mr. Justice Holmes and Mrs. Holmes, Maj. Gen. and Mrs.

Wood, Senator Wetmore, Miss Edith Wetmore, Senator Root, Senator Lippitt, Count and Countess de Chambrun, Mr. and Mrs. Gaff, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice, of England; Miss Patten, Mr.

and Mrs. Stephen Pell, of New York, and Mr. Charles Wark. The artists for the musicale were Miss Kathleen Parlow, Madame Rappold, and Mr. Francesco Daddi, with Mr.

Charles Wark at the piano. Among the guests, in addition to those who dined with Col. and Mrs. Thompson, were Mr. Justice and Mrs.

Harlan, Judge and Mrs. Hunt, Miss Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. A. D.

Addison, Rear Admiral and Mrs. Brownson, Rear Admiral and Mrs. Wainwright, Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans, Mr. Justice Brown, retired, and Mrs.

Brown, the Assistant Secretary of State and Mrs. Huntmgton Wilson, Dr. and Mrs. Wllmer, Gen and Mrs. John A.

Johnston, Capt. and Mrs. Frank Beatty, Rear Admiral and Mrs. Hutchins, Mr. and Mrs.

McLanahan, Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Hopkins, Miss Hopkins, Mr. Lawrence Hopkins, the Assistant Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop, the Postmaster General, Mr.

Mitchell Innes, Mr. Benjamin Cable, Lord Eustace Percy, Mr. Gist Blair, Mr. and Mrs. Richmond P.

Hobson, Mrs. Roscoe Bulmer, Miss MIES Helen Otis, of Chicago, who will be Miss Shepard's maid of honor; Miss Julia Barkley, Miss Maitland Marshall, Miss Julia Heyl, Miss Ruth Jones, Mr. John W. Faison, Lieut. North, Lieut.

Wright, Lieut. Moose, Mr. Nelson Shepard, Mr. Findlay French, of Baltimore, and Dr. McDowell.

After the theater a supper was served at the residence of Mrs. George Bliss in Bancroft -place. Mrs. William Biddle. wife of Gen.

Biddie, was hostess at a bridge, followed by tea, yesterday at her home at the marine barracks. There were six tables of bridge players and a few additional guests for the tea and" regular Thursday afternoon concert by the Marine Band. Mrs. Biddle's daughter, Mrs. Izzard, and Mrs.

David Porter presided at the tea table. Mrs. Qualtrough Hostess. Mrs. Edward F.

Qualtrough was hostess at a bridge party yesterday afternoon at the Chevy Chase Club, for Mrs. Sanford Bissell, of New York, who is visiting Mrs. Churchill Candee, and Miss Harrison, of Bristol. Mrs. George Porter was hostess at a luncheon yesterday.

The Norwegian Minister and Mme. Bryn will sail early In July for Norway, where they will spend the summer. Mr. and Mrs. George Young have closed their house and are spending a few weeks at Chesapeake Beach, until their departure in June for England.

Mrs. Wickersham left Washington yesterday tb spend a week with her daughter, Mrs. Akin, at Cedarhurst, L. I. The Attorney General will join her there today for tile week-end.

Gen. and Mrs. Wotherspoon expect to be in Washington until the middle of June, when they go to Jamestown, R. for the summer. Mrs.

Remey Coming Home. Mrs. George C. Remey, wife of Admiral Remey, who spent several days in New York, will return to Washington Rear Admiral D. D.

V. Stuart, U. S. and Mrs. Stuart will close their house June 1 and go to Atlantic pity.

Gen. and Mrs. William P. Hall will go to Kentucky early in June for a visit, and later to Canada, where they will spend the remainder of the summer. Chief Justice Clabaugh, of the Supreme Court of the District, and Mrs.

Clabaugh will close their Washington residence the first week in June, and go to their country place In Carroll county, -where they will spend the summer. Their sons- in-law and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Beale Bloomer and Mr. and Mrs.

Lamberton, will be with them durlngxthe early part of the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Walcott, who spent the winter at the Brighton, have returned to their house, in Twenty-second street, where they will remain until they leave the city for the summer.

Chief Justice Shepard, of the District Court of Appeals, and Mrs. Shepard will leave Washington the early part of June for New YorK, whence they will sail for Europe to spend the summer. Mrs. William H. Drlggs and her- son Houston will go to Atlantic City June J- Miss Natalie Driggs will join them later.

Mrs. Drlggs and Miss Drlggs expect to go to Jamestown, R. July 1, where they will spend the summer. Houston Drlggs will make one of a camping party In Connecticut for the rest of the summer. Mr.

and 'Mrs. Huntington Jackson have given up the apartment in the Burlington which they occupied during the winter, and are spending' a short time with Mrs. John P. Jacksoit, In Connecticut avenue. Mr.

and Mrs. Theodore B. Boynton, the latter formerly Miss Nathalie Berry, have arrived in Washington, and are at the Burlington, where they have an apartment. Going to Country Home. Mrs.

"Thomas Biddle and Miss Blddle will close their house. In street, tomorrow, and go to their country place In Pennsylvania. Mrs. John W. Tlmmons has gone to Philadelphia for a short visit.

Lieut, and Mrs. Tlmmbns are at the Shoreham until they select a. house. Mr. and Mrs.

Francis Burton Harrison will close their house in street today, and will leave Washington for New York. Later they will go to Bar Harbor for the summer. Mrs. Leonard L. Nicholson, Is visiting at Mr.

and Mrs. W. B. Hibbs' place, Qreydon, Leesburg, Va. Dr.

Joseph M. Heller has gone to Hartford, to attend the triennial convention of the Military Order of Foreign Wars. Dr. and Mrs. 'c.

Augustus Simpson will close their apartment In the Northumberland and sail for Europe on May 26, to be gone until December. SIDELIGHTS ON THE SMART SET Interesting Events and Gossip, Both at Home and Abroad, as Chronicled in The) Post's Exchanges. HE German kaiser frequently exercises the function of censor of pictures of members of his court. He recently gave an Instance of that by ordering suppressed a picture of ils eldest sister, the hereditary Princess of Saso-Meiningpn. The portrait showed the princess in an ill-fitting and most unbecoming; uniform of the Second Sileslan grenadiers, of which she js honorary colonel.

The kaiser thought the costume was entirely too awkward to be represented In a picture Sargent, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jeffrey for public circulation, and he accordingly Parsons, Mr. Frederic Huidekoper, Mr. sent out orders that no more should be printed or sold.

In recent years he has suppressed several pictures of women In his court. He objected vigorously to the picture of one woman because it was entirely too decollete to please him. Several times he has suppressed pictures ot himself. Many American women who have titles will be prominent in the social affairs attending the coronation in England. Mrs.

John Hays Hammond, who has no title, but who Is the wife of the special ambassador of the United States to the coronation, will have a conspicuous position. She has had four wonderful gowns made for the coronation, including one for the coronation proper, one for the gala opera, and one for the royal garden party at Buckingham palace. Mrs. Hammond has found, she says, that she can buy things more satisfactorily in this country than in Europe. "My tiaras, necklaces, and bracelets," she says, "have I been made in the United States." Reginald Huidekoper, Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Lee, Misa Marion Oliver, Senator du Pont, Mr. and Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell, Mrs La Montagne, Miss Patterson, Col. and Mrs.

Dunn, Miss Schroeder, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Westcott, Mr. and Mrs. Huntington Jackson, Mr.

and Mrs Brantley, Miss Mary Southerland, Miss Elsie Aldrich, Rear AdmlraJ and Mrs. Merrill, Miss Merrill, Capt. and Mrs. Marsh, Mrs. Myron Wliitney, Lieut.

Col. McLachlen, Col. and Mrs. Spencer Cosby, Mr. and Mrs.

William Phelps Eno, the Misses Wlnslow, Dr. and Mrs. McKlm, MaJ. and Mrs. Allen, Rear Admiral and Mrs.

Nicholson, Miss Eleanor Parker, Miss Elizabeth Parker, Miss Emory, Mr. William Hitt, Mrs. Gherardi, Col. Scott, Lieut. Comdr.

McLean, and Mr. and Mrs. Washington. Mrs. Bryce Entertains.

Bryce entertained at dinner last night. Mrs. Burr, wife of Col Burr, was hostess at a small tea yesterday afternoon at her home in Jeffei son place in compliment to Miss Dorothy Langfitt, daughter of Col. and Mrs. Langfltt, whose marriage to Lieut.

Wilby will take place next week Mrs. Burr's guests were the young friends of Miss Langfitt. She was assisted by Mrs. Judson, Mrs. William J.

Borden, Mrs. U. Grant 3d. and Miss Mary Mlchie. The drawing room and tea table were prettily decorated with spring flowers.

1 Miss Ruth Bliss entertained a theater party last! evening at the Columbia in honor of Miss Caroline Shepard, daughter of Justice Seth Shepard, and Mr. John W. Faison, of New York, whose wedding will take place tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs.

Gould Lincoln chaperoned the party, which included Miss Caroline Shepard, Dulin Martin Co. Summer Furnishings For the Home I Re- Re- Re- Re- Black Dress Goods Dept. 3 5-8 yards 44-inch Crepe de Paris, duced from $4 75 to $3 00 for pee. 2 1-2 3'ds. 56-inch Diagonal Serge, duced from $3 75 to $2 50 for pee.

2 1-2 j-ds -(S-lno-h Panama Cloth, duced from 75 to $2 75 for pee 5 7-8 yds 46-Inch Serge (Lupin's), duced from $7 50 to $6 00 for pee. 2 3-4 yds. 44-inch Marquisette. Reduced from $2.75 to $2.00 for pee. 2 7-8 yds.

46-inch Marquisette. Reduced from $5 75 to $4 00 for pee. 1 1-2 yds. 44-Ineh Polka-dot Marquisette. Reduced from $3 00 to $2 00 for pee 4 yds.

44-inch Striped Prunella. Reduced from $5 tin to $4 00 for pee. 4 yds. 44-inch Striped Panama, Reduced from $5.00 to $4.00 for pee. Second floor--G st Friday Special in Matting.

15 rolls Heavy, Well-Woven Seamless China Matting; good colors; very durable. $5.00 the roll. Was $7.00 and $8.00. And these remnants: 4 9x12 Smith Axmmster Rugs, from $26 00 to $18 50 each. Fourth floor--G st.

Reduced Friday Special in Girls' Tricycles. Another small lot of Plain Tire Tricycles, suitable for girls from 5 to 10 years of age; best material and high-grade construction. $1.95 each. Values, $3.95, $5.00, and $6.00. Fourth floor--Eleventh st.

WOODWARD LOTHROP NNUMEBABLE sugges- tions in our Housefur- nishing Department for promoting comfort and convenience in the home dur- ing the summer months, in- eluding the following: The Duplex Fireless Cooker Saves fuel and unnecessary heat. Cooks everything perfectly. Priced from $6.00. ICE CREAM FREEZERS, ICE PICKS, SHAVERS, C. The "White Mountain" Ice Cream Freezer is a superior triple-motion, i a freezer.

l-Qt. 2-Qt. 3-Qt. 4-Qt. $195 $2.45 $2.85 Larger sizes in stock, up to 40- duart Ice Picks from lOc.

Ice Shavers from 40c. Ice Tongs from 30c. Ice Cream Molds from 45c. Rustless Metal Fly Screens Adjusted to any size win- dow. Rustless wire, with strong metal frames: Miss Dorothy Whitney nas made good her increasing Interest in the cause of votes for women by a donation of $1,000 to the Women's Political Union, of which Mrs.

Harriet Stanton Blatch president While the secret, according to Miss Whitney's wish, has been carefully guarded, even those in the councils of the union being Informed only that "a young society woman" had so generously swelled the treasury, there have bSen signs and tokens that the daughter of William C. Whitney had recently changed her attitude of passive conviction of the right of women to the franchise to an active desire to paiticipate in its advent. Miss Whitney became enrolled for suffrage when Mrs. Mackay organized the Equal Franchise Society, and it was under that banner that Miss Whitney marched In the recent suffrage parade. She marched without a whit of self-consciousness, apparently as happy to step out shoulder to shoulder with her professional and industrial sisters as though the ballot represented to the daughter of millions the same concrete symbol of fair play in the world's work.

If the infection of Miss Whitney's interest carries, the Women's Political Union believes the proposed raising of $100,000 for a campaign fund with which to annihilate the New York State legislators next season will be no difficult undertaking. A canalboat to travel up the Hudson and saunter through the Erie Canal, the repetition of a plan tried two years ago, will be a feature of the hot weather work. Mrs. O. H.

P. Belmont is confronted with the necessity of vacating her suffrage suite at 605 Fifth avenue, New York, where her lease expires August 1. She has decided to remove her private offices to tlje rooms over the Fifth Avenue occupied by John McMahon, her confidential business man. Mr. Is so far affected by a two-year career In suffragetting with the society leader that it is said his health is broken and a long rest has been prescribed.

The-. State Suffrage Association, which is Mrs. Belmont's guest In the suite at Is now house hunting. The National Suffrage Association and the National Collegiate Equal Suffrage League will likewise be homeless. The advisory committee of the National Suffrage Association will announce the future plans of the organization in a few days.

Putting forward the original date for her marriage by four days, that the bridal party might not miss the Princeton- Harvard baseball game at Princeton tomorrow, Miss Phylis Gulllou Hare, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Emott Hare, was married Wednesday afternoon to (Bifts High 24-Inch 24-Inch 30-Inch 18-Inch Closed 22-Inch 24-Inch 24-Inch 22-Inch Open 33-Inch 37-Inch 37-Inch 33-Inch Price 45c BOc 65c 40c Martin Co. I j. J.

Pottery, Porcelain, China, Class, Sllter, Ac. 1215 St. and 1214-18 St. 1 articles in Silver. Cut (Blass, Ow a Cuiturt SllTtrsmltlii.

1107 "Pennsylvania Kemble Yarrow at St. Mary's Church, Wayne, Pa. The bride, who is a debutante of the year, and one of the most out-of-door members of the younger set, has never missed a game at Princeton, and dismay filled her heart when she found the date chosen for her wedding was that for the baseball game with Harvard. Then there were Miss Katherine Hobart Hare, maid of honor, and the seven debutante bridesmaids, all of whom were planning to go to the game, and though it's bad luck to postpone a wedding, Miss Hare gays there is no adage against having it sooner. The steamship Adriatic Wednesday carried away one of the largest crowds since the beginning of the rush season to rope.

Finance, society, and the stage were represented on the passenger list. Long before the sailing hour hundreds thronged the pier to see friends and relatives off, and the crush on the liner kept dozens of stewards occupied at the main passage. Conspicuous In the throng were the little daughters of former Senator Willlam A. Clark. They are Audree and Hugette.

The youngsters sailed with their mother for their home in Paris. Mrs. Clark recently was operated on for appendicitis, but she seemed to have recovered completely. The copper millionaire accompanied his family to the liner, but did not sail. He will Join the others In France in Julv.

A garage, for baby carriages recently was started, by an enterprising girl In New York. It appealed at once to mothers who live In apartment who found great difficulty in getting the carriages In and out of the apartments, especially those In upper floors. As a result the promoter of the plan quickly built up a large business and Is making an excellent proflt weekly from the Idea. The girl wag out of work, and as she stood by her window thinking what she could do, she observed a-mother struggling to get a baby carriage up the steps. Instantly she thought: "Wouldn't it 'be a good Idea to have a garage?" She set to work and, renting a commodious room, began charging 50 cents a week for housing baby carriages.

She arranged to see that each carriage was In front of the house where the owner lived at a certain hour each day or In answer to a telephone call. Her garage soon was taxed to Its utmost. She turned next to providing sand piles and swings for children. Her profits are increasing rapidly. Mrs.

Edna May Lewisohn, known to thousands on either side of the Atlantic as the star In "The Belle of New York" some years ago, has received a signal honor at the hands of Prince Alexander ot Teck, a brother of Queen Mary. She has been invited to be one of the patronesses at the fancy dress ball to be given at the Hotel Savoy tonight in aid of the Prince Francis of Teck fund. Mrs. Lewisohn is the only untitled she will find herself In the midst of 50 of the smartest women in England. Among the other patronesses will be the Duchess of Rutland, Duchess of Leeds, Duchess of Beaufort, Duchess of Sutherland, and Duchess of Wellington.

Mrs. Lewisohn will find two other Americans on the list, however, as- the Countess of Donoughmore and the Countess of Suffolk have been asked to be patronesses. The latter was Miss Daisy Lelter, a sister of Lady Curzon, and the- former was Miss Elena Grace, daughter of former Mayor Grace of New York. Mrs. Lewisohn has been very popular in England ever since she went there to live, and she added greatly to her popularity last February when she returned to the stage in her old role in "The Belle of New York" for one week.

This appearance also was for the benefit of the Prince Francis of Teck fund, which is to be used for the Middlesex Hospital. In spite of the fact that Mrs. Lewisohn had played the part hundreds of times she had forgotten the lines when she began to rehearse, and was obliged to study the part almost like a new one. After the seven performances she received an offer of $3,760 a week to return to the stage and appear at music halls, but she declined. American invited to be a patroness, and UBS.

TAFT HOME; IS BETTER. Accompanied by She Is Mel by the President Accompanied by her daughter, Miss Helen Taft, and Maj. Archibald Butt, the npilitary aid to tha President, Mrs. Taft who became seriously 111 In New York last Saturday, reached Washington yesterday afternoon and went directly to thi White House. President Taft met Mrs.

Taft at tin train with one of the White House auto mobiles. Despite the heat, Mrs. Taf said that she had had a. comfortable trip from New York, and was much improved Mrs. Taft will not attend the socU functions at the White House for a while, her place as hostess being taken by Miss Taft.

After a rest here, Mrs Taft will go to Hot Springs for a brie; stay to recuperate. With Mrs. Taft on the train yesterday were a trained nurse and Dr. Evan Evans. The party returned to Washington In a private car.

RESULTS OF WHIST TOURNEY New York Amsterdam Club Wins Wash-' ington Trophy. Baltimore, May the fourth time, the Washington trophy which car ries with it the emblem of the champion ship of the Woman's Whist League, was won today by the New Amsterdam Club of New York, at the fourteenth congress of the league here. The Cavendish trophy was won by the Women's Club of Indianapolis, and the Howell Woman's Whist Club of Boston captured the Omaha cup. The Boston trophy went to the New Amsterdam Club, of New York, and th( New Rochelle Whist Club, which con tested for It In combination. Mrs.

C. Waterhouse, of New York, gained per manent possession of the St. Louis trophj by winning it for the third time. Heart Barbara, In Cupid's Realm A Husband's Evenings Off A correspondent writes that she does not think a husband ought to go out In the evening without his wife. If hfe does, she believes he will fall into bad habits.

This is a problem around -which much controversy rages. How is It ever going to be settled? Taking marriage as it is today, perhaps there can be no hard and fast rules. If a wife knows her husband has certain weaknesses, and that by keeping him with her she is shielding him from yielding to these weaknesses, then it may be expedient for her to do it. She Is not making him strong by this course. One never grows strong not using his muscles, whether they be physical or mental ones.

The only way to become stronger than evil is to meet It and conquer It. But many a brave little wife knows that her husband will go down before the temptation, whatever It may be, that there are children to provide for, and so she courageously steers her husband past it, hoping and praying that in time he will be strong enough to walk alone. But not all cases are like this. To suspect, on general principles, that a husband will form bad habits If away from his wife Is unjust. And to demand that he shall not go out of an evening, without taking her, is apt to breed trouble.

Surely there Is a bigger way to look at marriage than this. And isn't it time that we are getting some broader Ideas about It? A girl should not marry a man she cannot trust. If she does, she Is only making trouble for herself. She should look the fact squareb- in the face. She should not blink it.

If she has to admit to herself, that in this, that, and the other respect he is unworthy, that she wouldn't like to think of his going out at night without her, because he would be likely to form bad habits, then she certainly had better not marry him. It is time for women to take a firm stand in these mat- ters. If they take marriage' seriously, and it should be taken seriously, this is entirely too grav6 a question to overlook. Either she can or she cannot trust him completely. And If there is the slightest doubt in her mind that he is not trustworthy, she is simply storing up urihappi- ness for herself by marrying him.

Looking ahead to the marriage of the future, such matters as these between husband and wife will surely be placed upon a higher basis than they are at present. The man will come and go, and the wife will come and go, both in utmost freedom and utmost bonfldence. Where their interests for the evening are mutual, they will go together; where they are separate, they will go apart. But there will be no contemptible suspicion or mis- Interpretation of the other's conduct. And because of this freedom and this confidence, there will really be greater and finer and truer love.

The love that has for its companion mistrust Is a poor and sickly specimen. Love cannot thrive in the miasma thrown off by doubt and suspicion StylUh Turnouts for Hired Reasonably at Downey's stables, 1620 L. Special Clearance Today OF $25 and $27.50 Silk Dresses at $19.50 1 Cool and Charming Wash Dresses Worth $3.50 to $4.50 The saving is due to our representative being "on the spot" at the right time. These are wash frocks the most fastidious women will find made right; perfect in fit and in the latest and best styles. The colored frocks are of percale, lawn, or dimity, In stripes and checks on light or dark groundwork; one-piece effect with square Dutch neck and short sleeves, Doth finished with embroidery Inserting; front pleated with piping of predominating colors and pearl buttons used as a finish.

Choice of black, blue, lavender, or Copenhagen combined with white. We have included also a lot of White Lingerie Dresses, some with allover embroidery fronts, others with embroidery panels or trimmed with point Venice lace. ALL SIZES--FOR YOUNG GIRLS 14. 16, AND IS TEARS OF AGE. AND FOR WOMEN WHO WEAR sizes ranging 34 to 44.

There will be many times this summer when such a dress will be an absolute necessity. Buy today from these. First Floor--Bargain Tables. DRESS FOR WOMEN 314.316 SEVENTH Summer Apparel at Real Bargain Prices $7.50 Dresses--Special Today Lot of Gingham, Cotton Voile, Cotton "I Foulard, and Lawn Dresses; some with I embroidery waist; high and low neck. $15.00 Dresses--Special Today Foulard, Taffeta, and Pongee Dresses in checks and stripes; light and dark colors; some with sailor collars; high and low neck; plain and kimono sleeves.

$5.00 $9.50 Several styles in Natural Linen and Crash Suits. Worth $15.00. $10.00 Summer Millinery Specials $5.00 and $7.50 Trimmed Hats. $1.95 $2.45 to $3.45 values in black, white, and burnt chips, hair, and milans; large, small, and- medium $1.45 $2.95 to $3.95 Ready-to-wear Hats 95c $4.95 to $6.95 Hemp and Tagal Hats in all colors $2.45 $3.45 Feather Bands in white and $1.95 Children's Hats that were $1.95 to $3.45. Choice 95c $1.95 to $2.45 White, Black, and Burnt Milans and Chips 95c CtftiUl and Surplus.

J2.JOO.OW. Tie Special Silver Storage Vaults of this company are of the most modern type, affording absolute protection for silverware, family plate, c. Reasonable rates. Free cartage. Safs Deposit Boxes Rented, $5 rear up.

Union Trust Company 16th and Sts. N. W. Edward J. Stellwagen, President.

THE OUTER GARMENT SHOP TO 614 ELEVENTH STREET, A special sale of dresses is now groingr on. More than 500 of the season's choicest styles are reduced about one-third from regular prices. Two big lots at $11.73 and $18.75. 'HATS WAISTS SUITS Marinello SPECIALTIES Summer Wearables at Moderate Prices DRESSES Your Combings Valuable Our patented Stemless Switch, Puffs, op Pompadour can be made froni them. 7O411thSt.

Phone M. 4445 Patented Upright Shampooing, Kta. LINEN SUITS, $5.98 Right at the beginning of hot weather we've made a big reduction. These Suits have sold as high as $12.50. See window display of Summer Wash Suits--latest novelties.

807 Penniylvania Avenue Pimple a Trea t-- Clears the complexion. Ast i Mask-- Obliterates wrinkles. Electrolysis- Removes warts, a hair. 12th and UonHirtn'i Phone M. 4O11 BOYD'S HAIR SHOP Established 1S9S Nothing is more satisfying these warm days than a cool shampoo, properly administered.

Come to us. Phon. M. 69S7. 1U2 St.

N. W. Stoneleigh Court Connecticut Are. and Si A very few desirably furnished or unfurnished apartments for rent by the or for shorter periods Excellent restaurant in building. Apply at office for terms, c.

SPA PERI SPA PERI A neat. gi i son of house for i A XeHon, General A 1 A I CJok find work a i sjround 1 )-- By man an.J i ur summer, refs OUie Da Et. married rnlored maa, lfwii 209 Va apt Flat IS A or 60'. 1st -it -By younR 20 647 19 SITUATIONSWANTED-FEMALE CARR of Infant or young child all mummer-- By refined nurse, 1449 st nw with 3 years' 30 CASHIER and stenographer--Willing to itart on moderate ealarv If good chance for aaiancelBent; call alter 30 p. tn 1131 I si.

nw. 19 A I Eipertenred 4flt el, nw. 19 A I i moving picture 637 at M. (' A RKTAKER-- tfurinjc 771 apmrtmnnt or rooming housp by a nt experience and this office 19 SITUATIONSWANTED-FEMALE NURSE or houwwork In private family--By wl- ored firl, no wtiirfng. 1749 It.

aw. 19 NURSE--Flrat-cluB; Bngfteh; give flnt-clus rets. 610 at. ae. 18 NURSE or assist with othsr work--By refined colored girl.

good witling to leave city. 2017 st. nw. 19 S'URFB-- By colored woman 1206 it, nw. NURSE--By experienced EniHnh woman; beat rets.

20U Hlllyer Phone North 19 S't RSE or housework in or chahmbermaid and waitress; no wublng, 1308 st. nw. 18 CHAMBERMAID. st or day's work. zl9 r.

young woman; to go North. 1508 12th es st nw. 18 FOILEMAN-- loM a large forre (t and roiureln anrl snber do kind Ifiifl ti. nw I A I A or A A I nr --By young colored go away for sum- 19 pip or maid nnd young coloiet! refs. 1.115 st.

nw. u- 1 apt --By oxperleiacod man st Hall. 141: Chaptn 20 BOOKS- The i a new of Works, 30 voN C. Lee, 10 vols Apt 34 Ot'ITARS sell for nnne now i C- i a larse Mie: I iu r. p.

US st ne JO i JA.N'ITOn--B man and wife; first-class, or man 413 J. 18 colored man and i gootl refs NCHROOM nsan, experifnceJ, good refs. '119 6th st. nw. 20 MACHINIST--Work In garage.

st. nf F. D. Nor 32S 18 MO I trlct. picture operator Ijlcensatl Movlng Picture Operator, for tt 1 Dlr- 720 Sth st.

18 TK for pair diamond drop fairing. valued at or J300, sell ticket for JoO Box 42 offiie JANITOR--Bv tolorecl couple, pxperlenccd; recommended. 1515 Bt nw. well 20 VICTOR( i condition. 176" 20 can f.

brec'l; 1 year price at Murdock Mill. a 20 5 fans--Several. sacrifice IE roM at JANITOR, a house--By colorrtl man ami -Mfe, no i four 3ears' experience, best 51R ms. PI FF, in all bronrhcs. 1S25 a i pi.

nw. 18 I I i a and i i a emplovinont Stenographer, 1511 Col i a Rt nw 18 pianist, with Rood icper- toire, summer engagement. Berg, 810 13th st. nw. 20 ODD JOBS--By man handy with tools a i i i Send postal or call Main 5869, 1316 L.

ht. 20 i i i No. 8, will sell for 01 ren for $-' oO per month; flrat-class con- togethei--BY colored man and i mountain or reft. answer by letter. H.

a West End Va 19 I J5. also i drop i i mattress. JS. baby Ilonr ood 53. alt in good condition.

140 A st 20 PIIOXOOK i Standard, with records, 20 only 20 good repair, $15. 20 1 rt IIPW also bi akc, 601 'id uw a i I k-on ne. iTlt Yf Co '1 in serviceable condition, iieiirlv for a i sale. Box 44, offltt b'f 1 i a also Morris thair, i i i table, crex all in at a sacrifice, call after 1 p. 1M av floor.

20 I Jewett excellent condition; c.ik -idt-board. reed rocker, couch, i i b'" k- pictures, a i pedestal with bu-t. I i 2 A "tl 1 i i a on any of P. CJ. Smith's new plannp i Emily J.

Hewlett, Ii003 3d at. ne i C. 20 MISCELLANEOUS WANTED WlUt pay 2c per ral'e for all D. O. and Pa.

mil ease. Hable's Ticket Office, National Hotel. aj13-tt WILL pay 2c for all Pa ind B. O. mileage.

On sale ch-ap i to Atlantic Cltv, N. Ac via Kiicdon Line Stmboat Co. Office, 1335 ap30.tf sonnd. strong, and safe for family 1S14 st. nw.

Phone N. 603. 19 I A fur its use--First floor In city apt. I I A Mackay. General Delivery.

18 CH "ru'w case 715. i office -6 by 4 flat case preferred. 18 i hmall Box 778, this office. 18 MTSIC description and lowest price. HUBS.

P. IWpt. 18 I Underwood. state price Box 7HO. this office.

cash 18 LAMP for No 3A camera. 921 Westmln- 18 AK i SsixS'i, state condition price Ray Littler. 210 st. nw. IS in good condition.

ft office BOOKCASES-- i a quartered oak. Tllflg Phonn a a 4619. Box 787, this 18 510 Bond 11 BINOCt'LAKS or kodak Give make and condition. Ilox i offtcff. 18 Eli VCLE- -Must bo goifl.

and not over $10. 19th st nw Call evenings. 18 TRl -Must in good condition and cheap for rash stato prlro. Bex 767. this office.

13 TEN.N'IS COUriT-- Two ouiig men dealre use of a office hours tn vicinity of 15th and state, terms and particulars. Box 769, this off! -9 18 rM and other park amusements oniMe. Box 773, this -Must 18 MOTORCYCLE or bicycle, with coaster brake--Must In condition and cheap, on in- Call after 5 p. m. 1429 Ames pi.

near Llno.oln park 18 C'OOLEY on Torts, Tiffany, Domestic Relations. J. C' l.avlno. 174( i a rd. H8 INCTtivrOR ferrficl 1521 No 58.

Newton hot water; nursery pre- 20 SODA FOUNTAIN-- At once, appliances must be Ai shape 1 and cheap. 72S 10th at. nw. 20 CASES, condtilon slze showcases, and wall 8ase--state and cheapest price at once. A Levl, sir, 13'h si.

nw size 39. also separate coat, good condition and reasonable; state price; tall man 1316 BE nw. 20 1013 Bt. nw. STAMP old Unltexl Statos and for- 20 IRON TAROKTS B'.

EC. -Ti buy, second-hand. 639 Mh 20 A No. or larger: Baltimore other roal mnRe, low price; -waterback. Phone Col.

1330 20 estment, on small monthly lot or suburban Improved Phono Col. 1350. 20 or other single braea beds. i a i mattresses at low price. 4309 Kan- nw Col.

130. 2 1 TO pun a a for In tle-ilrabli i unJer rent. I i Itox office I I I A I a give price. 1710 14th st. niv 20 79 cai'et, white or blue stone.

20 must 16. this office. be In good ton- 20 I 4 cleaned. 654 Sth 8t ne. 613 A tor' ref-.

CAPITOL ST XE --Mrs Dr. Miller. nurse, very reasonable, best (loc- TROl STRETCHER-- One, of the early kind. roa.le i a spring. 1003 N.

Y. ave. nw. 20 DOG I 1 male, good home iu Mrs Kr-iuon. Department of Justice.

20 TO 'i 5 i or rm.re V. i 7 passenger touring cai not older than 1909. Box xXi a I breed at I. st se give good homo to pood 20 i I -Large. threB speeds, alternating currcn! i i now.

Apt 51. The Menrlota, Phone Nii i 20 Snn'l be In a l'T a stato price. good condition and Box M. J. this 20 a i make over, J1.50 and up alM) export furniture work.

Phono West 63 19 i MOTOU! "i Ll; Second-hand must bo In good i i mate price. Box this offlco.19 or 10 feet; to buy cheap. 1354 19 5 or 10 gallon. In good con- thl.s office. 19 ICE freezer "US.

A I I i i rolling to hire by the week or particulars. Box 813, this office. 19 tako be.Ht of caro for Its use. 2217 a 19 I In first-class condition; mu-t i a price. Apt.

6, st nw. DOtl 7 lii. 1 must be fond of children, I A i i-ne; office cheap. Box 2, this 19 SWINO U'HINE-- Second-hand; Davis or New- Home. In nouci condition.

E. M. Andrea, 124 st ae 19 Box 763, 18 CAMP'NO Ol rf'IT -Will pav cash for good camping tont, stove, oil, cots, c. Box 761, tils orntt- 18 BVNC.vr.OW i BKD SPRIS'O -N'atlonal. large size: In good i a i nlio to rent Tier ton i rci' B.

Davis, Station O. IS SCREEN prlro i Bird. 515 SET of Mel 335 describe 9th st. fully, i lOWOSl 13 i i cine, must be cheap. or 3631.

phonograph cvlinders; I i a machine not after 6 p. m. 19 TWO folding screens for barroom. 114S 7th st BAP.Y A ho first-class condition, c-heap for cash. 1243 Sth latter on IV and In grod st.

nw 19 REAL FSTAfF, I of District of Columbia and bocks; second hand Boc SOI, this office 13 STUATIONS WANTED-- MALE OFFICE work of any kind By young man; can operate i thoroughly familiar with off and correspondence; unquestionable refs. 22, Tim FMrfax, E. Cap. St. Ol'TDOOH iiork or led young man, nlral High School.

ce. work In garage-- By able-bod 9 years old, 3 years in Tech- T. S. 312 Randolph pi. 18 A YOl'NC! Dime, position tins, offlcr.

with expei iencc- In nursing. to take care nf an invalid. Box 19 ADDRESSING, circular or mail order work for spai i cxptripncpcl i quick worker. Mil, District Nat. Bank bldg 19 A 1J32 20th St.

and nurse--Highest refs. Smith, 19 A I (leaned, light repairing, and stor- gc. Rear 1011 Bt. nw. Phone North 2-125 20 IIARBEll--First-class.

J. 307 I st. se. 19 BAK porter or in summer man. 1311 12th st.

nw. garden--By colored fumnh rofs. st. se. H.

A. BARTKNDER- Bt. nw. -First-class refs. A.

3517 14th 18 A Experienced; J. Dusey, 709 st. nw. unquestionable refs. 18 EH-- First class; colored, best city refs.

fat. nw. 18 BARTENDER and useful man-- Cafe, or country hotel. E. A.

Stearns, Ameilcan Hotel. 20 --For summer resort 1121 29th Bt. nw. 20 BOOKKEEPER--Double entry, good penman; best refs. J.

E. Wilson, 1006 6th st. nw. Phono Main -'fief. 19 BOOKKEEPER--Experienced, practical, accurate, can manage office, first-class refs Box 799, this nfllce.

19 BOOKICEBPER and general office, or clerical work --Modeiato salary. C. H. 401 Jenifer rd. 19 BOOKKEEPER--Thoroughly experienced, employment bet.

6 and 12 p. m. 3d st. nw. IS noat colored man, with refa.

10th St. nw. 1733 19 BUTLER 01 houseman--By young Englishman, tall, oxpei ienced, and well recommended. 53 st. nw.

19 BUTLER--By good, quiet, sober colored man, age SO ears. small wealthy famlH willing to leave for summer; wages $25 month, expenses. st. nw. 18 BUTLER--By neat young man.

1415 Columbia st. IS Bl TWj, age: IMhjit. BUTLER--B colored man; In private family. ft. valet, or second--Austrian, 35 yeara-of 'peaks Eeveral languages; best refs.

1108 IS 1515 20 colored a good refs. GrlRgs, Teunal'lytown, D. C. G. S.

20 ARETAKER--Care of private house and lawn for summer--By colored man, refs. 406 st. nw. 19 of apt. house--B young white a best city refs.

2205 Va. ave. nw. OH M'KKCt'R--Colored, experienced; refs. present employer.

1125 3d st. sw. from 19 PAINTING, hard oil finishing, graining, paper- flr.st Uasa. W. Caldlfcll, 1743 st 19 PASTRY rrsort.

BAKER and Ice 707 3th st. nw. cream maker--City or 13 PIANIST--Experienced. In odcon or cafe. L.

Mni'tor, iiOO s(. nw. George 19 PIANIST--Open for summer engagement; experl- in small (rchestra; good repertoire. Berg, S10 13th Rt. nw 20 8' usework--By neat--colored 1J3S 5th Bt.

nw. 19 colored a to go away a a refJ. 1333 st. nw. 19 CH A I nr -nalli-aes--By neat colored i in r'twto a i J2.60 week; good refa.

55 st. nw 19 CHAMBERMAID, waitress, or nurse girl--By colored 1010 Bt. nw. 19 A or nurse--By neat colored woman. 1.122 14th st.

nw 19 I A I or nurse st. nw. -By colored girl. 422 I 19 CHAMBERMAID or cook in small family--By respectful colored woman; stay nights. 780 Kenyon St.

19 A A I or waitress--By neat colored woman Rood refs 1733 10th st. nw. 19 A A I or maid--By white woman; good refa. Pa. ave.

nw. 20 CHAMBIETiMAID-- By colored girl. 760 Howard 2fl Nl'RSK--Infant by reflned Oermin, with 6, 4, and 3 years' refti vjigea. $30 month. Marie Zienan, 634 15th tt.

ne. 18 MCR3E-- Graduate, will take full charge of infant or Invalid: first-class refs. 2041 6t. nw. 20 NURSE--By leave settled colored woman; 1925 Sth st.

nw. willing to 20 NURSE or wash dishes after school--By neat colored girl. IMS 21st st. nw. NURSE or make herself useful--By colored girl.

1338 st. ne. NURSERY governess or superior nurse--Best city rofs, 1108 16th st. 20 OFFICE cleaning--By honett colored girl. 428 17th st.

nw. 20 ORGANIST or substitute--By young lady of refinement; compensation no object. Apt. 4, 2300 18th Et. nw.

19 PERMANENT position wanted by competent stenographer and typewriter; experienced in managing office; can furnish refs. Box 765, this omce. 18 POSITION in offlce--By young lady; state terms and salary given. 1207 Bt. nw.

19 I CHAM.BERMAID--By young German girl; to leave city for summer. 631 st. sw. 19 CHASIBERMAfD or general housework--By colored girl. 1922 N.

H. ave. nw. 19 A A I or nurse--By young girl from country; private family. 717 1st at.

uw. 18 A A I or mind baby--By strong Spanish girl: best refs. Mrs. Holley, 114 W. 16th New York.

20 CHAMBERMAID or assist In house with booking-Bv neat colored girl. 80 Fenton st. 20 PORTER or elevator man--By joung colored man; licensed. J. A.

57 Hanover st. nw. 18 PORTER, driver on grocery delivery wagon, or bar porter; can furnish good refs. 1215 22d st. nw 20 PORTER, houseman, or work of any kind: ref.

326 Kim st. nw. 20 HOUSEMAN 1 or bellman--By colored man. st. nw.

218 18 PAPKRHAXOEfl--Wort by day or job. hanger. 2003 3d st. no. Pappr- 19 PORTER or driver--By young colored man.

1528 IS In hotel--By young man, with some knowledge of hotel business. J. A. 616 st ne. 19 POSITION to learn grocery business--By boy.

2025 llth st. nw. 19 In office--By young man with knowledge of typewriting and bookkeeping. J. A.

616 ne. 18 POSITION where there IB a chance for promotion-By bny of 19 yws. will accept reasonable 1 salary. Helbert Uowen, 1004 6th st. sw.

19 POSITION In office--By young man of-20; years' banking experience. 328 st. nw. two 19 POSITION with business firm--By young man of 20 3 ears; experienced stenographer and typewriter. Box 101, Vienna.

Va. 19 kind--By young white POSITION of any 925 N. Y. ave. man.

20 PRIVATE secretary, gentleman; experienced traveler, fluent speaker and writer: capable of attending to correspondence, qualified to prepare or revise, manuscript and accustomed to typewriting, desires a position in any confidential capacity for at least months, acquainted with the Orient and i i to travel. Address P. 'O. Box 119, city. It PRIVATE secretary--B young man; knowledp of stenography and bookkeeping, capable of taking charj-e of correspondence; reas.

H. E. 1309 Eucllrt st. nw. 19 CHAMBERMAID or housework--By neat colored girl; small family; refs.

1628 llth st.i nw. 30 CHILD'S nurse to go to seashore by June 1--Best refs. 1242 19th St. nw. 20 CLEANING doctor's office or apartment mornings-Best refs.

can be furnished. Box 766, this office. 19 CLEANING office, nurse, or chambermaid--By neat, honest young colored girl; In private family. 1410 10th st. nw.

19 CLEANING or day's work, by day or week. 17th st. nw. 2101 19 CLEANING mornings or sewing half day--Bx colored woman. 2328 Sth st.

nw. 20 CLEANING mornings or nurse, and help-'with housework--By noat colored girl. 61 St. nw. 20 CLEANING office or white woman.

Keefer pi. nw. 611 20 CLEAN apts. or nurse--By colored fieaton st. nw.

1705 18 CLERICAL work--By experienced young lady; can operate typewriter. Room 88, The Hamilton. 19 CLERICAL -work for quick worker: addressing, folding circulars. experienced office clertk. Room 902.

District National Bank bldg. 20 COMPANION or ladv's maid--By refined young German a speaking little English; good seamstress; no objection to traveling. S. A. 101 N.

C. ave. se. 18 COMPANION to lady--By young woman; refs. refined, experienced 516 st.

se. 18 COMPANION to young lady--By graduate nurse; i i to leave city. Miss I. Payne, 912 12th St. nw.

20 COOK and housework or work mornings and evenings--By colored woman; refs. 1233 St. nw. 19 COOK--Flrst-class, good wages expected; 18 years In one place; willing to go north. 1907 et.

19 COOK--Good; stay 1623 Corcoran st. 19 SALESMAN or collector--By joung man of unquestioned honesty and ability. Henry Lerch, 115 Morton Brightwood. 19 SALESMAN--Wide experleuce in specialties, advertising, wants proposition. Write care of Sperling.

924 19 SALESMAN--Widely experienced In specialties, and tuhei Usiu5. desires position. care of Sperling's. 921 st. 20 SHOE salesman; white man; young; experieiicml.

925 N. Y. aie 21) COOK or cleaning offices S14 lOtti st. nw. -By woman; flrst class.

48 CHAVFFErtt--By sober young white man; tour- Ing partj preferred, three years' experience; best refs Chauffeur. 212 Sth st. phone Lin 216-M. 19 STENOGRAPHER and bookkepcr--Experienced; moderate salary: recommendations furnished. I Tyler AlbTt, 48 I st.

nw. 19 CHAUFFEUR or driver--Bv competent, settled i mvi, aged 34 years, thoroughly experienced, careful driver; does own repairing; good refs 837 22d st. nw- CHAUFFEUR--By a i or store xoung colored 1122 23d st nw. man; private 18 CHAUFFEUR and man i i to st repairman--By young leave city: good refs. 940 IS CHAUPPEUR- youns man.

By neat, sober, honest, and willing 1125 2Sd st nw. 20 CHAI'FFKIPR, in private a i or on de'ivciy colored man. 1122 21st st nw. 20 CHAUI'FEUR--By young colored man, sober and reliable. 1305 st.

nw. 20 CHAUFFEUR--White good appearance and educa- i do repairs, keep car in good i i hustler; private family. Box 25, this office. 20 CHAUFFEUR--By nw. colored man.

2414 15th st. 20 CHAUFFEUR--Good Tefd. North 242.1 1630 llth St. nw. Phono 20 CHAUFFEUR--By young i a refa.

willing to go anj where. 6S1 st. ne Phone Lin. 33W. 20 CHEF or second man--Experienced in hotel, resort, or clubhousei; good refs, from last place.

M. Rldenour, 2137 Stevens ct. nw. 19 CHEF--Reliable, flr.st class, saber; work at once; best W. Carter, 411 2d st.

sw. IS CHEF--Reliable; a first work at once. Carter, 411 2d at sw steady 20 CLERK or general office work--By young a best refs. Apply at once, S. C.

9:0 Madison st. 10 CLERK, shipping and receiving--Satisfactory refs. A 1817 9th 3 t. nw. 20 COACilMAX or work of any i middle-aged colored man.

good rc-fs. 326 st. sw. 19 A A a In or nut of i yeal-s' experience; best clt.v refs 1130 22d nw. i COLLECTOR--BT- young man.

22 years of age; best refs. 637 R. 1. ave. nw.

19 COMPAION or overseer of place--B younp man of a i i Porcy Atwoed, The Pbmouth. 20 COOK--Colored; st hw. strong; rels. Sullhan, 110S 18 COOK--By young colored man. 1612 10th st.

IS DISHWASHER or butler st. nv: -By colored boy. 1409 18 DRIVE doctor's Doling colored i 1219-M. carriage or man. 1433 giocery wagon--Bv st.

nw. Phono 20 DHIVKH--Know? city. refs. Ft. nw.

I or stable work--Bv married Etl .1. 620 ESSPX- ct. nw. w-hite man 19 DRIVER--Years of experiences, 1123 19th s.t. nw.

J. 18 I wagon--By boy. 1232 St. nw. 20 DRIVER or porter In ston Vt ave -By colored man.

1707 20 DRUG CLERK--Young; good experience: 204 st. nw. refs. 19 KLE( A i experience at house and motor i i and general repair work. 612 9th st ne.

IS KLEV VTOR operator enced and lleensod. 2209 By (olored boy; experi- UOOS 3d st. nw. Phone 18 ELEVATOR a i luonsc. porter, housemen, bellman, or driver.

st. nw. 20 ELEVATOR man, a a helper at some trade, or other i white a good habits, $9 or $19 week Box 132, BallRton, Va 20 STENOGRAPHER-- Thoroughly experienced, rapid, and accurate, undei standing office detail, is open for enipioj ment; excellent refs. from previous employers. M.

W. 44S tt. nw. 18 STENOGRAPHER, typewriter, and general office man. ased 21.

5 years' experience In com- mr-irial, leal rotate, and railroad-lines. I. 1. Meyr i General Delivery. 19 STKWARD or storeroom man in hotel or lunchroom-- young man; best refs.

921 Sill st. nw. 20 SUPT. and caretaker of first-class apt. Good refs.

T. 1911 I St. nw. 19 SUPT. of building--By white married man; handy i all kinds of tools; best rets.

W. A. March, 50ft Mass. nw. 20 TUTORING--Intelligent Spanish teacher will leach i any hour evciy day for board; prompt answer.

Box 777, this office. 19 Tt TORIN6--Latin. English, "mathematics: private i i small charges. care ht. nw.

19 good refs. 19 VALET--By Intelligent colored man; HI 7 N. J. are. nw.

VALET--Bv nns st. colored nw. man; In private family; refs. 18 VALET or i i i young Danish man, who speaks English fluently; does object to a Charles Jackson, P. O.

Box 260. 20 WINDOW cleaning or kitchen work--By man; rets. 43S I st. nw. 20 WAITER or butler--By young man.

3t. nw. 606 Fairmont 19 first class, position In restaurant after 6 p. m. and Sundays.

1231 st. nw. 19 ago 20 or cook In lunchroom--By young man, years; good refs. 62B 2d St. ne.

18 WATCHMAN and to show row of new houses for i firm- experienced man. 2252 Ontario road nw. 19 WATCHMAN--By colored man. 12th st. 20 WATCHMAN-iBy settled white man; night.

S. Cologne, Rlverdale day or WATCHMAN or janitor--By colored man; best Ktommendatioiu, for work and honesty. 1030 Ibt st. nw. 20 WATCHMAN--By competent colored man; refs.

1 Congress ct. nw. good 20 WORK of any Mud--By neat colored man; refs. 1741 Seatnn St. best 19 WORK--Bv young coloied man; night.

1528 N. J. ave. 19 WORK where there is a chance to advance--By a thoroughly honest, sober, and reliable will accept an thing. Smith, 317 N.

J. se. 19 WORK of rcfs anv kind--By neat colored man; 1741 Seaton Bt. nw. best 19 WORK of any kind, after 6 p.

young man 212 12th st. mv. 19 WORK of any i or cleaning by the day or part of day--Best rccommendatiou. J. E.

10301st St. niv. 19 WORK--By white man: willing to work Yager. 208 N. Y.

ave. nw. hard. 19 WORK mornings and evenings--By young colored man. Williams, 1146 Sth st.

nw. 19 WORK of any kind--Understands Patterson. 505 st. ne. plumbing.

J. 19 WORK at anvthlng-- By young man of 20; three years' shipping clerk experience. Irving Levy, 32S st nw. WOltK of any kind. 620 Esset ct.

nw. 19 WORK of anv kind--By young man of 20. Irving Levev 32S it 19 WORK of any kind In lunchroom--By young white man. refs. J.

R. 602 llth st. BW. 19 WORK In private Seaton st. nw.

family--By. colored boy. 1750 18 ENGAGEMENT at submban or oofmto hotel for WORK of any kind--By young white man: little will teach music (piano or expel lence at electrical machine work. F. salary; Mexican; best S11 7th st, ne.

18 in real estate or other office where work i partl outside--B bright joung man; Al typc- ivriter, I. Evan 1 615 st. nw. IS summer month organ) for boird and cln ret" 706 20th st EXGINEKH or a Understands electric r-. and electric tilO Mil.

jne. RW 19 I flroiaan. a i or elpvatorman. 1319 12tii -t nw. 2) A or colored man.

10th st nw-. 3702 19 WORK of am Mini--Bv man, 23 years of ase. W. S. CIS st.

ne. 18 A Expel lon 3115 Northampton st a ed. wo-k by d-iv or -neok Chex Chase, D. C. phone 19 TVORK niter 4 30--Quillfled stenographer, typewriter, general office and clerical woik BOT Y.

M. C. A. WORK of anv Mud--By oung man, 19 years old. iseph Gcrson.

32S st. .20, WORK--By i a OROfTEV clrrX or driver--By young man: Jinons 7th st 314 16th st se. A cook in or out of citi--B first-class cook 1516 si 20 not afraid of hard worK. nw 20 in private familv or colored a good boarding hous refs 1214 A I expert a st 10 of an t''l st i i colored boy; COOK--First class; In or out of city. nw.

COOK, chambermaid, st. nw. or nurse--By girl. 612 24th 19 COOK, plain, and houflework- girls. 326 23d st.

nw. -By two colored IS COOK or nurse. 1430 st. nw. 18 COOK In private family--By neat colored girl; stay nights; no laundering; good refs.

1733 10th st. nw. 19 COOK or office cleaning. In neighborhood of st. good colored woman.

1821 st. nw. 19 POSITION of any kind which I can mi--Various experience. Including offlce work; would housekeep for jne person: best refs. Miss A.

Alton, General Delivery. 18 POSITION in first-class beauty parlor--By experienced, refined young lady; can manicure, do facial massage, and assist with halrdresslog; good rets. M. 1207 10th st. nw.

19 POSITION In clerical capacity--By young lady, just out of clerical department at W. U. Telegraph office. Miss H. E.

Petty, 421 st. nw. 19 PQSITION of trust or educated woman; refs. caretaker--By 1013 st. nw.

capable, IS POSITION--By young woman; graduate In stenography, bookkeeping, ad writing; thoroughly experienced; also as cashier; one in hotel preferred. E. R. The Roland. 18 POSITION to Rbsw-er phone in office or assist In store--By girl with some experience.

637 st. se. 20 SEAMSTRESS--3ood; work by day In families or with tailor by day or week; good refs. 1238 12th s(- nw. 20 SEWING by the day--By white seamstress, 1937 9th st.

nw. D. 19 STENOGRAPHER--Good refs. 1204 St. STENOGRAPHER and typewriter--By- young lady some experience; small salary to start.

Mlas 3622 llth St. nw. 19 STENOGRAPHER and typist--Work after noon, by hour or permanent; employed in morning. Box 241, Mt. Rainier, Md.

19 STENOGRAPHER--By young lady; 4 years' commercial experience; accurate and competent. 1300 10th st. nw. 19 STENOGRAPHER and typewriter or assistant bookkeeper and typewriter--By young lady; touch operator; best refs.t reasonable salary. 1326 34th st.

nw. 19 STENOGRAPHER--By young lady with knowledge of bookkeeping; good penman; some experience. C. Room M. M.

Bank bldg. 19 STENOGRAPHER--By' competent Business High School graduate, with experience; best refs. Phone Lincoln 2331-Y. 20 STRONG Spanish girl wants position aa chambermaid or mind baby; best refs. Address care Mrs.

Holley, 11J W. ISth New York city. 13 TEACH and take care of child or to be with young lady--By French teacher. 1002 18th st. nw.

20 TELEPHONE OPERATOR--Experienced; have a Knowledge of Btenography and typewriting and general office work; would prefer night work: have no objection to leaving city. Box 31, this office. 20 TYPEWRITER--By young lady; $6 week, st. nw. 1551 9th 19 TYPEWRITING--By young lady; yery reasonable.

204-05 Bond bldg. 20 WAITRESS--By neat, experienced young lady. S14 I st. nw. 19 WAITRESS nw.

in boarding house. 437 Holland st. 19 WAITRESS--First class: st. nw. colored only.

514 13th 19 WORK of any kind, by the day. 415 1st st. nw. 19 WORK In private family--By middle-aged colored 326 St. nW.

19 COOK in private family or boarding wages expected, refs. 1821 St. nw. 19 COOK, chambermaid, nurse, or housework--By reliable coloied woman. 2119 Ward pi.

nw. 20 COOK and houseTvork--Woman; at once. Y. ave. nw.

1110 20 COOK or nurse to go away for summer--By ored girl. 457 School st. 20 COOK--First-clasa; German; wages $30; no postals, i 2336 Ontprlo road. 20 COOK--By settled German woman; capable; experienced: private family, restaurant, or Institution. 2016 St.

nw. 19 COOK or chambermaid--By colored woman; icfs. 404 st. nw. good 19- COOK--First-class; colored; good refs.

St. nw. 1423 27tb 19 COOK or housework--By neat colored girl; refs. 1741 Seaton st. nw.

best 19 COOK (plam), housework In small family, or day's i settled woman. 1110 1st st. w. 19 COOK--By competent and reliable colored woman. E.

Taylor, 516 20th st. nw. 18 COOK--In country. 1608 35th st. nw.

COOK--Bv neat colored woman; first class; 192.1 I2tb at. nw. refs. 20 COOK, two meals a day In young colored girl; S3 week. 1516 Klngman pi.

nw. 20 COOK--By colored woman; small family; good 1123 12th Bt. DRESSMAKING at home--By colored girl. 1140 22d st. nw.

19 DRESSMAKING In all its branches; summer dresses a specialty; cheap. 1243 8th st. Jlw. 19 DRESSMAKING, plain sewing, and millinery neatly done; moderate prices. 2116 st.

nw. 19 DRESSMAKER--Colored: sewing out by 1452. Corcoran st. nw. 18 FANCY work done at moderate prices; clothes, hemstitching, initialing.

Phone" Main 664. 30 HOUSEKEEPER--Best refs. can be furnished. 766. this office.

Box 19 HOUSEKEEPER--By young lady; city or suburbs. Phcne W. 160. Elsie Smith, Castle View, Conduit road. 20 HOUSEKEEPER for one person--By white woman; best refs.

1902 Pa. aTe. nw. 20 HOUSEWORK or nurse--by colored girl. ton pi.

nw. 61 Pen- 19 HOUSEWORK--By neat colored girl. nw. 1623, 27tlr St. 19 HOUSEWORK and cook--By settled white woman; for small family; no laundry.

Box Sta. G. 19 HOUSEWORK nw. or chambermaid. 426 N.

Y. ave. 19 HOUSEWORK or chambermaid--By colored In small family. 1628 llth st. nw.

girl; IB HOUSEWORK--By colored girl. 1324 St. nw. 19 HOUSEWORK--By neat girl; stay nights; no warning; good wages. 1413 Church st.

nw. 19 HOUSEWORK--For two living rooms, nw. 1208 st. HOUSEWORK--By white woman; in no laundry. City P.

Mrs. A. Dalley, General Delivery, 18 HOUSEWORK and chambermaid--By two neat colored girls; in the northeast section. 607 2d st. nw.

18 HOUSEWORK--By young white girl; wages. J10 refs. as to honesty. Mies M. 710 llth st.

se. 20 HOUSEWORK or work by the day--By girl. 1637 10th st. jiw. colored 20 HOUSEWORK or chambermaid--By honest colored girl.

479 N. Y. ave. nw. 20 HOUSEWORK and nurse--By two colored girls; no washing; stay nights.

1338 Sth st, nw. 20 HOUSEWORK--By colored girl; plain cook. Hollldge ct. nw. HOUSEWORK or nurse--By neat colored woman.

J3 Fenton FJat 1. 20 HOUSEWORK--B neat colored girl; stay nights. 1010't Nailer's ct. 20 HOUSEWORK--By nw. colored girl.

1735 12th st. 20 HOUSEWORK--By girl; refs. Chaplain pi. 20 LADY wishes a position: writes good hand; some knowledge of bookkeeping. Box 28, this office 18 LADY'S maid--German; good seamstress; for summer months, to go away.

M. Duerst, Arlington Hotel. 19 LADY'S MAID--By neat colored girl. nw. 916 llth st.

18 CANOE- SVIU $293 trade, or buy outright Phono X. 19 SCREEN Threo or four ladder And l-'xis, food i i and oftce panekcl. also tall su-p -r a all sasonablc. Box S02. i PIANO- lid piano for tho Bummer.

TBNT- Ooort. would take best caro 225 Mass ave- nw olnrcrl mr reN the or SI7 2.1(1 k--Bv 0111115 i 15 HOT SECLL take ur IIK! rlran. HOT colored rrmn. 713 Mh st nw HOI SF.JI cook and i i i'n i sin ill r-cnise in a i I I rn nam p-u expectod Addles Box 786. Imn'ms SITUATIONSWANTED--FEMALE LADY'S maid or chambermaid and waitress--By neat colored girl: to leave city for summer; best 1238 12th nw.

20 ALL a nnl.l" 'limpsnr help supplied; i i seamstresses, I'lnnal'ls, laiin.jK-Hwi. for btfhange, 807 Vermont 11,16,18 irk 01 rhMnrrfTmnld--By neat st nw. 19 school--By colored 19 LADY'S MAID--Bv neat colored girl; good sewer. IstJT Kalorama rd. nw.

20 LAUNDRESS--Good; in or out of city; good refs. 437 st nw. 20 LAUNDRESS or 1st st. sw. waitress--By young- woman.

605 20 JI I i 32d st. nw. will travel; first-class refs. 1685 in doctor's ft ne. or dentist's office or Janitress.

20 GINC. HOUSEKEEPER--By refined, mlddle- Rood cook; best no laundry. illson. General Delivery- 20 soung woman family or nursery. 614 st for growing child--Settled, white; good refs.

Box 707, this Ily vounK a pupil of i good IS week 1S41 ao XT or hHp srvmn'l young girl; stay nlicnt- H36 i i i i r. -t nw 19 By refined lady, fond of children, ui leave city or travel. 1C12 a If WORK by day of any-kind--By young colored woman. 2114 Champlaln at. nw.

19 WORK of any kind--By young colored girl; best et! 1157 Zlst at. nw. WORK by the day or morning and evening--By colored woman. 1454 st. nw.

19 WORK by the day or 1409 st. nw. housework--By colored 18 WORK mornings--By colored girl; good plain cook; no laundering. 1465 Pierce pi. nw.

19 WORK, mornings or evenings--By colored 1438 st. WORK In molding or evening--By colored girl. 1687 Euoltd st. (rear). 20 WORK ne.

by the day--By '1239 Wylle st. 20 WORK--By good working woman, with little boy; will go short distance In country with small family. 1 Congress eoilrt nw. 20 WORK by the half day, morning and evening--By colored woman. 1338 20th st.

nw. 20 WORK by the day, housecleanlng--By girl. Emma Cooper, 617 2d st. sw. 20 WORK half day or housework by the week--By two young colored women.

924 st. nw. 20 WORKING housekeeper--By middle-aged woman, with son 15 years old; can care for children and do housework. 311 st. ne.

WANTED--WASHING. CLEANING doctor's room every day or 172S Montello ave. lie. fashing. 19 COOK and laundering--By neat colored woman; simll family.

2241 Cleveland pi. nw. 19 COOK wash, aifd iron--By girl; small private family. 801 at. HOUSECLEANING, washing, or Ironing to take home.

1636 Crandell pi. nw. 20 LAUNDERING to do. 3010 Sherman ave. nw.

Id LAUNDRESS--Ladies' flne underwear, shirtwaists, white dresses, and suits; by neat colored woman. Janitress. The Hudson, 14th and sts: LAUNDRY to do at home or out by the day. 211B si. sw.

LAUNDRY work done at home--First class. 2535 Messmore pi. nw. 18 I4AUNDRY work to do home. 2219 12th st.

nw. 20 LAUNDRY or cleaning the day or washing to take home. 1838 St. ne. 20 liAUNDRY work to do at home or out by the day --By first-class colored laundress.

2117 st. Apt. 3. 20 LAUNDRY to take home 1115 3d st. sw.

--By first-class laundress. MORNING or evening cleaning in apt, or offices and washing to take home. 1244 Linden st. nw. 1' NURSE or bundle of wash to take home enced.

322 et sw. -Experi- 19 NURSE for infant, or first-class family washing-By elderly woman. 114 st. nw. .19 SMALL WASHING to take home--By laundress; good refs.

1324 13th st. nw. IS SMALL washing to take home--By colored girl. 609. st.

nw. 20 SMALL washing at home. 2012 Davidson ct. nw. 20 WAITING, morning and evening, cleaning or washing ouf by the day--By girl.

1018 9th st. nw. WASHING to do at home--By colored woman; can give refs. 945 Fla. aye, nw.

19 WASHING to do at home; small family; plain sewing or addressing envelopes at home--By colored woman. 1442 Church st. nw. 19 WASHING laundress. jr work of any 1102 et.

nw. kind--By flrst-class 19 WASHING to do at home or work by the day. 617 st. nw. 1ft- WASHING--By colored woman;" small, tario rd.

nw, 2331 On- 19 WASHING to do at home 76 st. nw. -By first-class laundress. A 19 WASHING to do at home 1701 st. nw.

-By first-class laundress. 19 WASHING or housecleaning by the day--By neat colored Woman. 1343 st. nw. 19 WASHING to do at home.

1244 Linden st. ne. 19 WASHING to tako home--By colored woman; good refs. 1206 St. nw.

19 WASHING to take home, or apartments or offices to clean. 2123 Newport pi. nw. 19 WASHING to take h6me or work by the day. 1228 Del.

ave. 20 WASHING, home or rooms to clean--By flrst-class laundress. 1SJ8 N. H. ave.

nw. 20 WASHING, small, to do at home or out by the day. 610 Blairs ct. ne. 20 WASHING, lady's or gentleman's, to take home- By colored woman, rets.

615 st. nw. 20 WASHING to do at home refs. 1150 23d st. nw.

-By first-class laundress; 20 WASHING and ironing to take home or work by toe day--By first-class laundress. 1118 st. Room 5. 20 WANTED--WASHING, WORK by the laundering, nw. or claanloc WORK by the day.

laundering, and cleaning--By colorad woman. 1741 St. nw. 19 WORK by tha Jay and wuhini to take home. 814 Barry pi.

nw. 1C ROOMS FOR RENT FURNISHED. 1506 ST. N- private gentleman; reasonable. 1035 X.

AVE completeb fur. front rooms for fe gae range; J20; adulta. 18 ROOMS FOR RENT FURNISHED. 'omfortably fur. rooms In a small THE CLIFTON, Thomas Beautllu! M-fioor front roum in bachelor apartment, bath, telephone, large reception ana lounging roani, ana all comforts Appl to Janitor.

19 WORK by the day, washing, or cleaning. C. Jones, 69 at. nw. WORK by the day or wishing to take home--By colored girl.

1316 Sth at. nw. 18 WORK by the day or wattling to do at home--By colored woman. Call after 3.30, 619 R. I.

aie. nw. 18 WORK by the day or washing at ored woman. 2240 Cleveland pi. -By col- 20 WORK by the day, washing, or housecleanlng-- By colored woman.

1211 St. nw. 20 WORK, washing, and Ironing at home or out. 37 Hanover st. nw.

20 WORK at home or out by the day--By first-class laundress. 1726 Beaton st. nw. 20 ROOMS FOR RENT FURNISHED. 83T 2JD ST.

or two nice, bright, cheerful commuiUcatlng rooms; suitable for gentlemen or young couple; convenient to cars and departments; $10. 18 1204 MASS. AVB. seconS-story, bay- window front room, with alcove; large closet. 1 1420 16TH ST.

large corner rooms; second floor: bay windows; alcove; large closet; mahogany furniture; newly papered; next bath. 19 415 6TH ST. rooms; communicating; second floor, near bath; also three rooms partly fur. for 1. h.

k. 19 1005 ST. 2d-floor front and back rooms; each has two windows; attractively furnished; $10 and $12. 20 433 ST. furnished rooms; suitable for light housekeeping; second floor.

20 S13 STr furnished second-story front room; tbree windows; other rooms, $5 and $10. 1307 CLIFTON ST. furnished rooms; big and large yard. 705 5TH ST, and cool back room; third Boor; suitable for young lady or gentleman; near all car lines. 20 417 2D ST.

room; newly papered, large closet; light housekeeping permitted; reasonable. 20 126 ST. large front rooms; one with an alcove; near Union Station; nicely fur. 20 612 6TH ST. front ballroom; in modem colonial house; private family; $6.

20 607 4TH ST. Apt. 15--Room; southern ex- 20 second-floor rooms, J8 month: well-kept house; phone. 20 343 MD. AVE.

large rooms; with furniture; for men; 1 to 4 rooms for I. b. gas range: steam heat; call early mornings. 20 1721 ST. very large rooms with alcove and balcony; single or double; near Y.

M. 6. A. Phonp M. 6173.

20 4.54 ST. fur. rooms; first -class board; reasonable. Phone M. 4693.

20 1602 ST. back room; well cheap; men preferred. 20 612 ST. front 20 1305 ST. double and single rooms; for men; fur.

811 13TH ST. fur. room; one or two gentlemen. 20 WBSTCHBSTER, 1332 Apt, 32--Airy southern exposure; large closet; phone North 3685; TJranch 10. 20 1242 19TH ST.

rooms, with large alcove; newly papered and fur. for 1. h. plenty hot water and gas; bath same floor; summer rates. 20 1437 ST.

In new house; southern exposure; nicely hot water; plenty of windows; porches, trees, and electric lights; phone Col. 1043-Y. 20 907 24-flopr front room; convenient to any car line in city; 1. h. preferred.

20 903 10TH ST. NW--To gentlemen, well-fur, front room, close to bath, well-kept house; terms, 20 1316 small, well-fm-. rooms for gentlemen; two baths; continuous hot water; central; summer rates; price, Main 5869. 20 412 ST, rooms, $8 and 59; phone Main 5 3 2 1 2 0 121S ST. rooms and bath, on 1st floor, completely fur.

for housekeeping for the summer; adults only; on car line; $22 Ser month. 20 912 12TH ST.iNW.--Fur. bright front room; also halirooin and large back room; summer rates; call after 6 o'clock. 20 1914 I ST. large, 2d-story front room, with three windows; to one gentleman.

$10; two. $12; convenient to Y. M. C. War, Navy, and Treasury private family.

20 FREDERICK, Sth St. and N. Y. ave. Apt.

1--Nicely fur. 2d-noor room, near bath. 20 944 ST. window front room, $12 per month. desirable 2d-floor bay- suitable for gentleman, 20 THE LACLEDB, Vt.

Apt. 64--Five bright, well-fur, rooms, for 1. h. k. 20 611 MD.

AVE. bay-window- front 2d'-floor rooms; on Capitol Hill; near Library; summer rates. 20 1800 fur. room on 2d floor back; cool; private family. 20 14 3S H.

I. room, with porch, two closets; also another room and basement roam; both nevMy papered; phone N. 3034-M. 20 1211 I ST. fur.

rooms; near Franklin.park; terms moderate. 20 318 ST. and double well- acreened rooms; central location; phone; terms reasonable. 20 1321 DBLAFIELD PL. NW.

(Saul's Addition)--Cool fur. rooms, in detached house; front and sfde porches; phone Columbia 268. 20 1217 HARVARD STi--Large, cool room, facing south? private bath and phone; gentlemen preferred. Phone Col. 1666.

20 1101 ST. fur. room, in well-appointed home; central; rels. 20 408 ST. communicating, second- floor front rooms; in private family of adults; porcelain bath: large yard; 1.

h. reasonable. 20 THE LENOX, near 16th Apt. IS--Small room: nicely fifth floor: southern exposure; cool; electricity, awnlnge, screens; ready June 1- 20 1230 MASS. AVE.

communicating rooms and one adjoining' bath; in private family of adults. 12TH ST. fur. room; next to bath; second floor; two end windows; $2.50 week. 20 905 ST.

light, airy rooms; nicely lavatory in each room; location most convenient; transient or permanent; board if desired. 20 902 MASS. AVE. fur. rooms, with board; location central: permanent or transients accommodated.

20 I ST. nicely Jur. front rooms; adjoining bath; southern exposure; large closets. 20 1824 15TH ST. Apt.

front room, adjoining bath; southern exposure; phone; hot water; gentleman; 1 0 2 0 1815 ST. large, well-screened, coo! communicating rooms; second floor; together or separate; near Y. M. C. A.

2 0 THE ALABAMA, llth and sts. Apt. 405-Two nice fur. front rooms. 20 THE PLYMOUTH, Apt.

1--Delightful cool room; front; southern and eastern large closet; summer rates. 20 626 2D, ST. fur. front room; bay- Window; second floor; with bath; two car lines. 20 706 20TH ST.

T. M. C. A. and large, cool, newly painted ana carpeted room; seen to be appreciated; $9 month; home comforts.

20 1337 15TH ST. and small rooms; nicely choice location; near R. I. walking distance; phone and home comforts; very reasonable. 20 1743 ST.

cool front room; newly papered and painted; second floor; with bath same 20 913 I ST. Apt. 4--Prom June to neatly fur. room; 1. h.

k. If also nlco back porch; very reasonable. 20 1750 PARK cool, fur. room; with or without private bath. 20 29 6TH ST.

second-story back room: nicely southern exposure; also small one. 20 306 2I ST. fur. front room; phone service. 20 723 8TH ST.

large, second-floor front room; three windows: $18 month; by the week If desired; gentlemen preferred. 20 503 12TH ST. bay-window room; for gentlemen. 20 1132 10TH ST. furnished rooms; summer rates.

20 1016 I ST. room, back; beautifully furnished; good location; phone M. 3329. 20 102 I ST. front square room on bathroom floor: prhate family.

20 THE LA GRANDE. 607 4th communicating front rooms; newly furnished. Call Apt. 10. 217 st.

20 WASHING to do at home 13th Et. nw. -By colored woman. 1214 20 WASHING to do at home Pierce pi. nw.

-By good laundress, 1463 20 WASHING to take home or by the day. st. nw. 1011 18th 20 WORK by the da? of any kind or laundrx by the halt day. 1535 15th al jiw 19 WORK by the day, washing, or cleaning, colored woman.

804 st. nw. 16 222 MASS. AVE. furnished roams; private family; reasonable; gentlemen preferred.

i 20 ST. Apt. 10--SKigle room; new furniture; newly papered and painted; hot water; all ionvenicnees; 4:30 p. m. 20 811 19TH ST NV.

-Dfsuable fui. rooms, single or en suite In rooms, next bath. Phone Main iT34-M 18 WANTED--Pur. rooms tate Tamily preferred Church. Address Box 1, this office.

two young men, Sl. Paul's Catholic IS 915 ST. N'VT --La'-gG second-floor front room furnished, suitable for ivo men, la 302 EASTERN Takoma Park--Large rooii, 7 windows, poi eh, a aud phone. 712 19TH ST. NW--An attracthe room in refined 7-1 3D ST.

furnished room, front, 615 22D ST NW --Second-stoo sleeping porch, 15x7 Venetian bhnds; southeastern exposure, beautiful room and porcelain adjoining. 18 and bath. IS home; gentlemen onl convenient to departments and Y. M. C.

call evenings. JI 2 ST. front room; use of dinmg 1408 ST. room and prhate bath, room, kitchen, ice box, and utensils, reason- including sepal-ate hall, nice clothes, closet. I able.

Apply Simpson, Sullivan Co. is 4iS ST. large and one small joom, IS 1321 IRVING ST --To gentlemen only; large to flm-class bath; nishetl front room; private family; excellent i in house, gentlemen board near. IS 1316 ST and small rooms; all con- 1017 13TH ST. and small rooms for prnate a i hot water all times.

light housekeeping. 1554 3D furnished room, with private family; reasonable rent. is THE HILLSIDE. 1415 Chapin St. lovely nrnpr rooms- halrnnv nnt 0 1 0 0 1 1 i southern exposure, central' Phone M.

5S68. IS I 600 ST. bay-window front room; furnished for housekeeping; water same floor; MT. phone; private furnished front suitable for two gentlemen, on car line. 18 717 12TH ST.

Apt. 1-- Two furnished rooms: light housekeeping It desired. 18 461 ST. front room; southern exposure; month, also small front room, J4.50 month. 18 1005 STH ST.

'Room on "parlor floor, with 1016 13TH ST. Large double room on second) poich. reasonable: transients taken. IS Boor; five windows and balcony; hot water all 1 236 11TH ST. airy front room; largo ii 0 Ultable three 10Ur entlemen pll Ee I closet; flne bath; hot water day and right; kwi- 18 ings, bcreens.

Apply at Apt. 72. 18 2223 ST. second story, with use of bath; suitable for housekeeping or otherwise; $22 per month. IS 723 18TH ST.

Cool, large and small rooms; i lo" 1 9TH ST i private home; handsomely furnished parlors; $8 pe week to $16 per month; transients accommodated. Phone M. 3604. lg front; b. southern exposure.

6554. Fnone North IS rf fur fmnt 805 STH ST. rooms for gentlemen. 18 601 N. J.

AVE. $1.50 and $2. 18 613 6TH ST. Nicely furnished rooms; house- keeping if desired. 18 1322 12TH ST.

nicely furnished rooms; large closets and piano; $15. Apt. 4. IS 1748 STH ST. to share 5-room fist; desirable rooms; $10.

ig 1337 15TH ST. $660 per month; beautiful alcove room, cool and delightful; choice location: near R. I. screens, bath; very reasonable, is 1404 ST. cool room; overlooking Thomas with alcove; two closets; clean, well-kept house; bath same floor; phone; summer prices.

19 1S37 16TH ST. nicely fur. M-stery front room, with alcove; delightfully cool, beautiful location; private family; telephone. 18 1349 CORCORAN' Nice, tingle room, with large closet; $6 per month; screened; private family. 18 1129 12TH ST.

2d-flcor, communicating rooms; 4 large -windows; modern, well-kept house; 1. h. k. allowed. 18 THE CUMBERLAND, Apt.

85--Fur. room, close to departments; suitable for 1 or 2 gentlemen; $15. 1005 9TH ST. fur. 2d-story front room; phone, bath, and all conveniences; reasonable, is N.

Y. or 2. AVE. room; suitable for 18 1608 13TH ST. young man: $5 per month.

for IS 438 N. Y. AVE. room and one third-flour room: front; very reasonable; gas 1444 ST. NW--Large loom on 2d floor; south- and bath; nicely fur.

20 era exposure; phone. 18 1345 ST. Large, front, bay-window" room for man and wife (colored). JO ST. 1115 h.

Two rooms; fur. complete for 643 MASS. AVE. parlor, nicely furnished; also 2d floor front, wtih bath; 1. h.

K. 18 227 ST. Three front rooms. 107 ST. floor; three large, bright rooms, a.

m. i. rent cheap. 18 1375 PARKWOOD ST. second-story front room; private family; call before 10 a.

m. or after 5 p. m. 20 1334 ST. 1, three large, cheerful second-floor front rooms; private bath; $22.50.

Apply to owner. 20 1231 IRVING ST. communl- eating, Sd-floor looms, southern exposure; all 1411 ST. and second floor rooms; I conveniences; moderate. 18 1446 ST.

room; cool; $15; also hallroom, phone. 18 southern exnosure; N. 6554. h. k.

permitted. Phone 20 2 I ST. rooms for 1. h. In private family: reasonable.

20 23 ST. Bloomingdale-- Large second-story front rooms; mahogany fuHhture; private family; refs. required. 20 1117 VERMONT Apt. 51--Large front room; nicely convenient to bath; screens, awnings, and hot water, finest location.

20 1372 HARVARD ST. Second-story room and hallroom; three car lines. 20 THE CUMBERLAND, Apt. 85--Nicely fur. room, $15.

20 282 BRENTWOOD RD. NK--Entire second floor of five beautiful, large, new rooms; private bath; reception hall; gas, hot-water heat furnished; price $20. 20 721 3D ST. fur. back; with use of bath.

rooms; front and 20 1206 ST. and small nicely fur. rooms; cool and pleasant home: porcelain bath; only refined persons accommodated. 20 463 ST. rooms; suitable for 1.

20 1454 FAIRMONT fur. room for gentleman; southern exposure. 20 225 6TH ST. facing Stenton park--Desirable, airy third and second floor front rooms; $10 each. 29 418 10TH ST.

fur. rooms. 1126 10TH ST. fur. rooms; eastern exposure; $6 month up; porcelain bath; centrally located.

Phone North 708. 20 ST. fur. rooms; private fam- ilv; terms reasonable. 20 807 ST.

fur. rooms; very desirable; terms reasonable. 20 326 MD. AVE-. or two large, airy, and well-fur, rooms, on second floor; private family.

19 7 GRANT PL. fur. hallroom; plenty of light and closet room; $6 month. 19 1511 ST. room, on second floor; also first floor, large communicating parlors.

19 625 I ST. fur. rooms; cool and pleasant; all conveniences; very moderate rates. 19 1013 ST. second-floor, large back bedroom: also front hallroom; summer prices.

19 1316 ST. and small well-fur, rooms; all conveniences: private family; to gentlemen; southern exposure; summer rates; continuous hot water. Phone M. SB69. 629 ST.

fur. rooms for 1. h. with adjoining bath; near two car lines. 19 447 ST.

well-fur, front parlor bedroojn: suitable for one or two: $14 month; also small room; month; gas and bath. 19 913 N. Y. AVE. light second-floor hallroom, $1.25 week or $5 month; also large room for one or two, $3 week.

19 2514 PA. AVE. room; gentleman or lady; reasonable. 19 911 I ST. two rooms; suitable for housekeeping.

19 1714 K1LBOURNE front room; thoroughly screened and cool; one sq. from Conn, ave. cars, Mt. Pleasant; for gentleman; phone Col. 1894.

19 THB BRUNSWICK, Apt. 56--Nicely fur. rooms. 19 1839 16TH ST. furnished second and third floors: suitable for light housekeeping If summer rates.

19 1824 10TH ST. or three well-furnished rooms, light housekeeping permitted. 19 3120 1STH ST. NW--Second floor, furnished; bsth privileges, refs. required.

IS 1235 10TH ST. rooms for 1. modern improvements; tiwner. h. IS 1216 KENVON Nicely fur.

front room; a. m. 1. private bath and phone 18 207 9TH ST. fur.

rooms. 18 913 N. Y. AVE. nicely floor front room, with two large windows; 2d-floor hallroom; southern exposure.

18 143 HECKMAN 'ST. nicely fur. rooms; conveniently located; rent, $5 and $7. 17 THE ALABAMA, Apt. 401--Large, well-fur, room, eastern exposure; hot and cold water In room; gentlemen; after 5 D.

m. 18 618 I ST. second-floor rooms; bath adjoining; adults. 18 2002 14TH ST. bedrooms, one parlor; single or en suite; bath attached; very cool.

Phone North 4053. IS 1011 T. rooms; large small: $1.50 up: central location. and IS 16 3D ST. furnished rooms; summer rates: convenient to cars, men only.

IS 925 N. Y. AVE. furnished room; every convenience; free phone and excellent board; $35 per month for two. 18 S13 5TH ST.

or four rooms; newly papered: bath; gas: light housekeeping. IS 806 UTH ST. rnoms, three doors from Pa. ave. cars; also hail room.

18 WITH BOARD. 1907 ST. nicely fur. room; southern exposure; excellent table. 18 1407 16TH ST.

2d-ftoor front room, alcove, suitable for two or three; summer prices. 19 .825 I ST. desirable rooms for gentlemen; excellent home cooking. 19 2419 18TH ST. room: small family: good home table, near 3 car lines.

Col. 615. 19 ST. corner rooms; light and cool; good board; two car lines. 19 1748 ST.

Large double room; refs. exchanged; home table. 19 1303 EUCLID Col. Heights--Beautiful large rooms; southern exposure; fur. or first- class board, screens; back porch: shade; phone.

19 1204 ST room; central location; near park; excellent table; summer rates; refs. Phone Main 6368. 19 828 12TH ST. bright fur. rooms and home cooking.

19 1015 ST. bay-window room and small room adjoining; on mala floor; reasonable, for two or more, with excellent board. 19 1922 handsomely furnished room; fine location; good table; terms moderate; phone; refs. required. 19 818 N.

J. AVE. nicely furnished connecting rooms, best of home cooking; corner residence; private; reasonable. Phone Mam 6951. 19 1708 ST.

ooo! rooms, with best of board; every home comfort and convenience, visitors to' city' accompanied to places of interest; private house. 1,9 622 MD. AVE. 1st-floor room; tjlcj bath; gas; hot-water beat; near Capitol, and Union station. 20 1141 12TH ST.

front room; adjoining bath; suitable for couple or two gentlemen; excellent table; also small room; summer rates. THE MELTON, 31--Cool, nicely furnished rooms; elevator and phone; very desirable- $10 and $12. 19 1531 VT. AVE. rooms; all conveniences.

19 1232 10TH ST. second-floor front room; 5 windows; large closets; $12 per month; also small room. 19 6 ST. second-floor front bay-window room: facing Capitol; $10 per month. Phone Lincoln 3171.

19 1213 6TH ST. furnished rooms- light housekeeping; gas and bath; two car lines. 19 933 N. Y. front room; bath; phone.

i 9i8 N. -Y. rooms. 19 1323 11TH furnished room for gentleman: first floor. 19 225 MASS.

AVE. room; private family; three nicely furnished rooms; second floor: bath, gas; light housekeeping; reasonable; call 4:30 p. m. 19 937 ST. furnished flrst, second, and third floor rooms; water in room.

19 913 ST. furnished room, with three south windows; $12. 19 43 ST. bedroom; next to bath; phone service; gentlemen; $8. 19 1219 I ST.

large front parlor rooms; communicating; for 1. h. southern exposure. 18 926 N. Y.

AVE. rooms for I. h. two on 21 floor and two on 3d floor; front. 19 108 3D ST.

2d-floor fur. rooms; bath and porch. 19 13S4 11TH ST. fur. 2d-floor room; phone.

19 THE LONSDALE, Apt. 103, 2138 Cal. St. fui-. rooms and bath.

19 PHONE COL. 3606--One or two newly fur room's; 2d floor; new house; convenient to llth and 14tn Et. car lines; gentlemen. 19 1426 ST. and single rooms; nicely near bath.

19 1727 DE SALES room; adjoining bath; $10; near Graf ton Hotel. 19 THE ROLAND, 2d and Md. ave. Apt. 23-Large second-story front room; fur.

18 1234 HARVARD ST. Col. room. Phone Col. 1083-M.

Heights- -Fur. 18 1137 10TH ST. nicely fur. rooms; sec- otici floor; I. h.

bath same floor. 18 1828 ST. fur. front and back rooms; house well Kept, gentlemen preferred. IS 1839 16TH ST.

entire second and third floors- beautifully fur. for I h. cool; well screened, plenty of hot water; near all car 18 2140 PA. AVE --Large, bright front rooms; 1. h.

second floor. 18 1307 13TH ST. NW--Very bright, third-floor loom; nicely fur. and very reasonable; also room, $5. hall- 18 1336 ST.

rooms. well-fur. second-story 18 1826 CALIFORNIA front room; In Washington Heights, bath adjoining; J12 month, board next door. IS 1520 COLVMBIA ST unfurnished rooms on second finnr; gas housekeeping permitted; rent reasonable 20 16 9 5 14TH ST. large rooms for ji.

Targe yard and toilet. Agent, 1701 14th st. nw. 18 1826 STH ST. NW --Fur.

room: suitsbl" for gentleman; convenient to bath, deairable location; rent reasonable 20 WORK by the day or take home. 412 I or gent'a laundry to 19 WORK mornlnc and even log or laundry to take 4tt) ft, Oh it 930 14TH ST NW opposite PrmnWIn part--Elf gantly fur a transients accommodated. 22 12TH ST. summer room on Columbia Heights: ID private family, second floor; convenient to car lines; Unne moder-. 1ST ST.

three rooms on loor for 1 h. also other fur. rooms; center 18 "TTr FVOLID NW--Large front room; bay i i nicel cool and delightful. 13 VK -'car Capitol--High and cool, mhrd housekeeping, 01 half of THE NEW BERNE, 12th st. and Mass, Apt.

31--Nicely fur. rooms, adjoining bath; fronting on Mass ave. and Thomas circle; reasonable. 20 1503 12TH ST. NW --Board and room; in refined private family; central location and near car lines; excellent home table.

20 A ST. SE Capitol Hill--Small hallroom, with board, $4 week; excellent home cooking; private 1 family. 20 1115 ST. south front; near bath; summer rates; central, board optional. Phone Main 5694.

20 1316 IRVING ST. fur. room, -with board; in private fajnily; J25 month; gentleman; near 20 '1217 1C ST. second-story hallroom; very desirable; large back room, board; sonable rates. PHONE N.

6109--An ideal summer home in the most exclusive section of Washington Heights; exceptionally fine rooms and table. 20 S21 E. CAP. desirable rooms, with good board. J25 month for one, 540 month for two in room: beautiful location.

20 1211 ST. fur. rooms, with good home cooking; private family. 20 1422 11TH ST. room, with good home board; J36 a month for two persons or 'or one.

1422 11TH ST front room, with two single beds; good home board; suitable for iwo persons; $4.50 each per week. 20 1702 ST. cool, rooms, with bath; also desirable single rooms, with gool table board: summer rates. 20 1342 CORCORAN ST. NWJ--Nicely fur.

rooms and bath: board. 20 937 ST. on second floor; near bath; centrally located; convenient to cars; J5 -week. 20 23 ST. Bloommgdaie--Large second-story front room; mahogany furniture; private family; rers.

required. 20 1616 KILBOURNK Mount Pleasant--Largs, nicely fur. room for two, with board; June t. --Cool, fur. or unfur.

including board, S25 monthly; fine home Ubie. Phone Owner, Col. 3SX. 20 212 A ST. with board; Capitol Hill; half square from Library, private 20 1343 GIRARD Columbia Heigflts--Several bright and cool rooms, southern and northern exposure, good table, phone; near three car lines.

1433 ST. bay-window rooms, with board, also other looms on flrst and second floors bath on each floor, hot and cold water at all times; summer rates. FUR rooms i board, in country, near Falls Church Address Mrs. A. A.

Fought, R. F. D. No. 1.

Ballston. Va. 1416 ST NW --Nicely large and Email front and back rooms, second and third floors, large closets, tath, and phone. 20 ST. i at Pleasaa' rooms, tlean bouse, phone.

AS 1307 ST room, two beds: for three persons: men preferred: unlimited phone; also single room, front, third floor; $25. Cal summer home in the coolest section Washington Heights; exceptionally flne rooms and table. 20 ARLINGTON. VA --Double and single rooms ID elegant private home. 20 minutes to P.

spacious prounde. breakfast only if desired; gentlemen' preferred. Address by letter only, C. Smith. Arlington.

Va 20 1343 FAIRMONT ST Mt. Pleasant--Refined home rates reduced fine table, ladies preferred. 20 12C1 ST --Large, cool room; private fam- 1U best i Phone North 1504-M. 26 1427 I i rooms detached house ana fi good ho-nc- table 21 ST PSJ cer Y. K.

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