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it 14 I tF Close today at Iff SUITS FOR II IfNJI rvi IM I 15 Thevvz got those lmtTt of extreme those elements of extreme style that appeal jto the young fellow IT Smooth as well as rough finished goods 11 The models express the best ideas of itbe test es i sv of clothing PennaAvc ScventaSt Randle Highlands capitol pr US IWNITSJtOUSC Saudi HlttiHoda it tha ana dlatana tiwm th Capitol as Duaont Circla Tha altr Company broke til record la aelHas lota and nil altes la IX and broka Ita owj raoort ia UOt Ttl raar va expact to cell mora property toaa a did ta tha two pra vlaaa raars coabload Many porcbaaars mad 1W pr oral profit Uat yaar craatar oppor taaftla tkla rar toa Sleoooa email monthly parmaata Eaad tor plat aad prices and fi a aotemobtla ae property 0 out tha cHt evwed I REALTY COMPANY Central Katkraal Bank Balldlpt eAeee tovarly aecarledby On trat Ntnil Bank Tta at and Pa i Sole Aleuts for Kapptaacimer Dotting 83 KiippeiK heimerS uit Worth up to 35 A11C sires all colors bluest and mixture Alter atlons free 1185 ovTriTTtit tav nm feQclftlLR 019 PK AVZ KTmWQt osasssVaoBBBsasstJrat TTmV Ml MPf2 Fall Styles IN MENS AND WOMENS WJEARING APPAREL On Credit IF YOU WISH PETTIT CO 7th and Eye COKE FOR COOKING Tou dont have to cook necessarily long when you Coke It makes a quick hot and burns out completely 73 Boahcla Large Coke dllTerdi a Buabela Large Coke deltrerwd Bosbls Large Coka dallyared 2S Buahela Crushed Coke dellrerel 0 Bnshela Croahed Coke dallrerad 0 Buabela Crushed Coke dcUrered un U80 ilre tl71 SlM llll Washington Gaslight Co 413 Tenth Street Trousers Sale Two pain for the price of one S300 Tronaera fi23 f44W Trottaera ewiflS 9300 Tronaera bow 243 Friedlander Bros 9th and Sts Your home vrill be more comfortable if Potomac Electric tight is installed Potomac Electric Power Co 213 I4th St NW LOWSIfpE RcKitatlycXarllat alte District Geyenimeitc CALLS THESE HEADS ABSTTEB Cites Present Sitsauon aErideace of the Wecessltjr for a ChiDge Thinkj People Should Hare Suffrage Based a Edncitlonal Qnalificttibia Qtit tioni to Come Up Before Congress Demand for a single head for theDls trict government Is more widespread throughout the District at presents than any demand for a reform ta the District goyemment has been for years said Representative Cariln of Virginia yes terday Undoubtedly the question wui come up1 before Congress for decision While there have been many agitations for changes In the form of government here I do not recall any that have had the solid backing of business men jand residents this movement has received It Is unnatural to have anything tin der the sunwith three heads whether it be a beast or a form of government The principal complaint of the business men here Is that there Is no one man on whom to place the responsibility for mis management They say that they are buffetted from pillar to post and obtain no results Single Elective Bead The stvernment of the District of Columbia should have a single head and that head should be elected by the peo ple of the District The DIctrJct should also have a representative in Congress elected by the people At present they pay taxes and have no representation whatever a situation which 1 most foreign to American ideas I am heartily In favor of giving suffrage to the District People here would take much more interest in their own government The ballot could bo restricted to persons Intelligent enough to understand the value of good government by adopting a high qualification standard such as we have In Virginia In this way the people would have a government for the best Interests of the District Of course the governor or commis sioner chosen to head the District government should have been a resident of I the District for some time and entirely familiar with local conditions Hut uie people would undoubtedly see to it that he was a man of this character Need of Change Shown Lack of harmony amopg members of the trl headed board ot commissioners is bound to cause vexatious delays and there is an Instance of this In evidence today One of the commissioners holds out against the other two to the matter of selecting the site for the substation provided for In the Union Station bill Notwithstanding that two of these commissioners have approved the proposition to locate this station near Seventh street and that many of the citizens of the District and Virginia have asked that this site be approved the third commissioner has held the matter up in favor of a site which the railways prefer ASKS CABRLAGE BLOCK LAW Man Forced to Remove tep Questions Authority of Commissioners Macdonald who says he recently was compelled to remove a carriage block from the sidewalk In front of his home declares that scores of fluch bloeks are permitted to remain In Various sections ot the city Commissioner Macfarland when asked If there was a law requiring the removal of carriage blocks said he did not know and would rather not discuss the question without consulting the police regulations The matter will be looicea up today he said Discussing the situation Mr Macdonald says Some time ago I received an order from the commissioners directing me to remove my carriage block and I did so Since then I have noticed such blocks all over the city and in some Instances they are situated where they are of ho service and consequently constitute obstructions What I would like to know is Was the order general is there any penalty for refusal to obey such orders and can the same authority which gave the order enforce It It seems to me there is discrimination and I would like to know if such orders are authentic and whether a person may disregard them There appears to be nothing in the building or police regulations regarding stepping blocks The police say they have had no instructions pertaining to their rentoval FOUR FINED FOR LOITERING JAJOW XOKEY MAB tmtJiifgr 3fcJ CestifiaeBS Dwty JsmesTftooey years of sgeo was connected with the poHee rereeot Ithet ctty ioBtfnuously for jfi years died at awer Hospital early yesterday Baorn pxg of cancer Hs was retired from street patrol duty a year ago on ac count of lnflrmitles His funeral 4wm take place tomorrow afternoon at 2 oclock fronr the home of hisdaugfcter Mrs Alfred Baker Is street northwest Interment win be In Oak Hill Cemetery The funeral services will be conducted by the Rev Dr Mott rector of the Church of the Advent Mr Robey had been suffering from cancer for many months and two weeks ago he was taken to Sibley Hospital for treatment He was operated oni and It was then believed he could not ret cover At midnight his death was not regarded as Imminent but at 2 oclock yesterday morning he grew worse and died within a few minutes Sergeant Bobey was one of the best known members of the department and for the last ten years of his career he was stationed in the District building He was born in Charles county Mil May 8 1829 and after receiving his edu cation In the schools near his home he came to this city He was appointed a member of the police force on January 21 1SC7 and remained in continuous service until June 1907 more than 40 years In 1837 on account of age he was stationed in the District building as a private where he remained until he was retired on a pension He was a member xZ Potomac Lodge 01 juaona ana oitne Oieest inhabitants Association Three daughters Mn Carl Mayer Mrs John Klbboiv and Mrs Alfred Baker and two sons Harrv Robey and William Robey all of this uiy survive nun HB mSmNVmm JPOSX MESlMf SESEMBER 1908 Fi8 PflBR ALL llfiHT MHSicfl Leddag Hwicae Abol BtrClsirBar FIGHT IN 1HEATER FOYER Two Yoyhz Men Have an Encounter With a Special Officer Both Placed Under Arrest After Excitin Pew Minutes and Axe Charged With Assault Persons la the foyer of the New Ac id emy Theater Ninth and streets north west Were thrown Into a state or fear about 810 oclock last nixht when two young men Frederick Swafcgart 22 yeas uia ana iiarry Hwaggart 16 years old nap a ngnt wltn Specal Officer Creel which resulted In both young men being uucen to uie First crecmct station and locked up on charges of assault jne ponce say the two voune men en tered the lobby to get into line to procure seats ror the performance Frederick the police assert was la his place when Marry ran to ntm and told Jiim he was farther back than he should be Frederck it Is said made his way to the front Officer Creel overlooked this but when the two ryoung men Insisted on standing in the entrance of the foyer the officer told them they would have either to enter the theater or go out on the street There were many women standing near and when he officer spoke to them they are alleged to have used profane lan guage Creel told the older man that he was under arrest Frederick Is said to have declared that he would not be taken from the theater Without warning the police say the man struck Creel a blow on the cheek and as the officer was reeling they allege the younger one of the pair struck him on the chest Both then attempted to escape knocking over several women and children They ran into the theater and came out through another door and again entered the foyer By this time Creel was close on their heels and grabbing Frederick held him while a citizen caught Harry A call was sent In for the patrol wagon of the First precinct and when the veh cle arrived at the theater the pair was loaded in and a start made for the station house As the wagon approached Tenth and streets northwest the police say both made an Imsuccessful attempt to escape asked for a watchman for the en tire year but succeeded in setting one only for six months As the demand is light during the summer months I deemed It wise to employ such assistance only during the winter when the demand for accommodation is much greater In the summer manual employment can he obtained readily but when cold weather sets in many men lbsethelr placesand consequently we are besieged for1 accommodations During the past winter hundreds of Indigent wayfarers were turned away on mter niguis ucuiubo iiicjr iwicui tOMJDnly for admission before theclos itis hour LJ The police of the First precinct sta tionseveral times last winter directed tife attention ot the commissioners to prevailing conditions at the lodging nouse iTequenuyj on nignis wnen ine eioir was 6 and 8 inches deep or a heavy rain was falling young men and boys came into the station and pleaded for shelter oveVnight Thej explained they had asked accommodation at the lodging house and had been turned away The police while sympathizing were compelled to turn the unfortunates out in the night as the regular tlons nrohtblt the lodtrinc of indigents in police stations Frequently attaches 01 tne siauon wouiu iase up collections that the wayfarers might be spared the ordeal of remaining out in the storm MONEY FOR EARLY TODAY Police Continue Crusade Against Sunday Crowds in Georgetown Four persons arrested in Georgetown Sunday for disorderly assembly appeared In police court yesterday morning and were fined J2 each Ella Williams one of the offenders also pleaded guilty to the charge of assault and was fined an additional 30 with the alternative of days la ialU In default of fine she was sent to ialL Fourteen others caught in the police dragnet who put up collateral forfeited ti each Testimony showed that the of fenders had been warned not to congre gate at street corners but in spite of the warning they persisted in doing so WILL BURY SARGENTS ASHES GREAT ANNUAL SEPTEMBER SALE Lansburgti Frafure Co IKTHOCEaJI BOLMffi 512 9th STREET IF THEY30XHER YOU USE Tealyi Bedbng EUer na ex akdjl ats taQLS Sen ices to Be Held in Philadelphia To day When Urn Will Be Interred The urn containing the ashes of the body of Frank Sargent late commissioner general of the bureau of Immigration whose funeral services were held at Lees undertaking establishment Sunday will be sent to Philadelphia today for Burial Private services will be held In the chapel at Laurel Hill Cemetery in that city and the ashes will be burled beside the grave of Mr Sargents mother who died some time ago Mrs Sargent will leave Washington this morning for the home of her husbands sister Mrs I Wagner in Philadelphia to be present at the burial Pension Voucher to Be Executed and Check Paid to Lepers Wife When John Early the leper emerged from his tent yesterday morning he was told by a guard that the pension voucher for 165 which he signed Saturday would pot be executed and paid until today in view of yesterday being a holiday Early smiled and remarked that the money would be just as acceptable Tuesday a any other time The check will be turned over to Mrs Early The little cottage which Mrs Early rented near the camp has been neatly fitted up and callers yesterday were much surprised at its appearance Furniture given the woman by sympathisers has been conveniently arranged and the walls of the parlor and dining joom are adorned with pictures In the bedroom there is a crib a present from the Salvation Army North Carolinas official reply to the local health authorities was received yesterday The authorities hold that Early cannot return to his home in that State BODY REMOVED FROM MORGUE La Grippe Is a nerve wrecking disease It affects the whole nervous system When the heart lungs or stomach is weak it is sure to leave it in a bad condition These aftereffects are really more serious thai the disease Dr Miles Nervine should always be taken to strengthen and tuild uptfie nervous system I had a lor spell of the grip which weakened my stomach and brought or extreme nervousness 1 was miserable for months I bought a bottle of Dr Miles Nervine and a box of the Nerve and Liver Pins and I hadnt taken one bottle before I began to feel better My stomach grew stronger and my bowels nnallygot back to their normal condition MRS THORNBUBO North Baltimore Ohio If first bottle tails to feenent money back MILE8 MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind Crios Savings Likely to Be Used for His Burial Expenses Josephine Castalda the sweetheart Giuseppe Crlo the young man who committed suicide Friday morning by Jumping from the Aqueduct bridge into the Potomac River had his body removed from the morgue to Lees undertaking establishment where It Is held pending word from relatives The 300 left in a local bank will prob ably be used for burial purposes Miss Castalda and Crlo were to have been married during the coming winter and it is said he took his life because she told him she did not uunK mat be would return from BalUmore whither he told her he was going Gtyostoff ice Receipts Receipts of the Washington city post office for August are given as 8342059 The Itemised amounts are as follows Sale of stamped paper 17894915 second class postage v94895 third class postage paid in money 31685 sale of waste material 12255 miscellaneous receipts 21 surplus from sale of stamped paper In fractional lots 2936 box rents 3264 123 to Baltimore and Return Every day via The Electric Line Twilight excursions 100 round trip 1 jiu reiuiuiii up uiianisnt uainr ana AdtfoBaI Help on October i Will En aMe iMtiteja to JRemiin Opes After1 10PIC For the next Six month IwHnnLnc October 1 homeless men and boys will perminea at au Hours of thtf night to seek shelter at the municipal lodging bouse in Twelfth street between and streets northwest This announcement foUowed the publication In The Post yesterday of conditions obtaining at the institution and it Unexplained this condition Is made possible by the ayaiabllity pf an appropriation for a watchman at the lodging house Heretofore the house has been closed at 10 oclock every night those seekfng admission thereafter being turned away regardless of empty beds The commissioners have directed Andrew Tyson superintendent of the home to employ a night watchman for the next six months and to keep the place open all night It is the opinion of hose interested in the InsUtuUon that Congress should be prevailed upon to grant a larger appropriation While Congress appropriated a certain sum for a watchman it was specified his services should nojfbe usedTintll October 1 when there Is a greater demand on the lodging house than during the summer months said Mr Tyson lastjnlght The appropriation however became available July 1 I asl I ASTORIA Infants knd Children fUffiQfv vyllgfr Av sars tne wsSm of iAtr aflVV rt In 1 111 aV I 1 use lavr rfli llVPr I Ul USUI Thirty Years RCTIIDIA no I Ullln Exact Copy of Wrapper THf ctirrauaaoaimrr near Teaa crrr HOUSE HERRMANN 295 STtTART GORDON DEAD Washington Man Passes Away in Silver City New Mexico Word has been received in this city of the sudden death in Silver City New Mexico of Stuart Gordon Mr Gor don was well known In the government printing office here from wheih he resigned four years ago because of 111 health He was a member of Columbia Typo graphical Union No 101 District Coun cil Royal Arcanum and Golden Rule Lodge I of this city He leaves his wife a brother Alexander Gordon a sister Miss Laura Got don and his mother A Gordon the brother left Wash ington Saturday for Silver City He Will accomoany the widow and the body back to this tlty Burial will bj In Arlington Cemetery FALC0NI0 HAS NO WORD Predicted Appointment of Aversa Is News to Apostolic Delegate No Information has reached the apostolic delegation in this city concernlnj the likelihood of the appointment of Mgr Aversa to be the apostolic delegate to Washington to succeed Mgr Falconio Mgr Aversa who Is apostolic delegate to Cuba now is In Rome He will return to the United States early In October and so far as known here among friends at the Catholic University expectsexpects to go back to Cuba No intimation has been given Mgr Fal conio that a change in his present assignment is contemplated by the Vatican WILL INVENTORY RESOURCES Henry Gannett to Report on Natural Wealth of United States Henry Gannett of this city assistant director of the Cuban census has almost comnleted that work and at its conclu sion will take charge of the tjomplla tlon of the great mass of material from the various government offices which will make up the first inventory of 1 tlonal resources ever attempted in the United States The material is being gathered in connection with the work of the national conservation commission which Is to meet here In December Diptheria in Training School Visiting day at the National Training School for Boys In Brlghtwood road which formerly was known asT the reform school has been discontinued until further notice owing to the prevalence of diphtheria at the insUtution Two of the Inmates are suffering with the disease but the authorities refuse to make public their names Lawn Fete for Society Congreslonal Circle No 598 Protected Home Circle will have a lawn fete tonight and tomorrow evening at the home of Mrs Patterson Seventh and I streets northeast Good music will be provided and a beautifully decorated lawn is promised Admission will be free Robbed of 50 Worth of Jewelry Amanda Holcomb 1318 Fifth street northwest reported to the police yesterdayyesterday that jewelry valued at 30 had been stolen from a room in her residence Cen tral joffice detectives are Investigating Adopt Resolutions of Sympathy Resolutions of Sympathy over thedeatL of Post Cot Hlrhes were adopted last night by Encampment 111 of the Union Veterans league of winch amp Co Hlmes was av member A copy of the An Easy Comfortable Rocker In Golden Oak or Imitation Mahogany It has taken much effort and study as well as careful buying to make possible such a substantial well finished rocker at the price we offer it Buy one or many today at 295 cr Our preparedness as complete Homefurnishers is an assurance of satisfaction in whatever you may need yVhen in Doubt Buy of HOUSE HERMANN SESKVE Convenient Credit Terms Arranged smmmr tdipy WCSHWE Storevpiowi Jit Another September Sak Bargain This 35 3 Piecc Crotclt Mahogany Parlor Suite 50 The greatest value you have yer knn i a ri oauau some pieces fit for any parlor Made of selected crotch ma hojany high poilstf French shaped legs ntted with de tufted ifflt Tey lour cushions full tasseled egular 35 value Special tor lM jm StB tIaJjacaMaa BaasmhTJaaa lJr aI XT Al TmImIi EX Cor 7ih ind Jts Yf CREDIT IS YOUR PJJRiE AllQt WWmmm THE BEST ItIITMrtTilSViflMillilltii iiiif iiililiiiittlIitiVttiittiittVMiiMJIIIJIifiy Prince Albert Full Dress and Tuxedo Suits for Hire 5 6 ari7 Trousers To make room for the immense quantity of Fall goods I have bought I am closing out all my stock of lightweight Trouserings to order for mti 1 HORN tator 637 Street 8t8titiitiititiiittttitttaitntg KILLS HIMSELF IN PARK Insurance Agent Unable to Obtain Employment Uses Bullet Despondent because he had been unable to obtain employment Orreri Callls an insurance solicitor 1402 street northeast shot himself In the head while stting on a bench in Stanton pUrk Sixth street and Massachusetts avenue northeast about JE30 oclock yesterday morning Several persons passing through the park heard the shot and Informed Policeman Neff of the Ninth precinct The Casualty Hospital ambulance was quick ly summoned but the man died a few minutes after reaching the institution When informed of her husbands death Mrs Callls said be had been worrying for more than a month because of his Inability to obtain employment Callls leaves a wife and five children the oldest ofwhqm is a girl of IS years CITY BULLETINS CHURCH NOTICE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CAMP KEETISO OF IHE METHODIST uiurcnea urcat Faia September eta to 15th Take cars Great Falls Ralwij Thlrtj Blxti and li atreeta Far 35 ccota round trip day and Sunday excepted See time sched I resoluUons is to be forwarded to his me iwite BAND CONCERT THIS EVENING ENGINEERS BAND AT WASniNGTOX aRCLE 730 OCLOCIC 7 jnltaa Kampfr Chief Musician 1 Jf Marcb rThe piIematii ii gouaa OvetIeWtayInond Thomaa Comet Duet Short and Sweet ivitt Short By Principal Musician Wlntermyer and Corporal Hesat Selection Trovatore ij i Verdi Walts My Dream ijii AValdtenfel Selection Florodora ii i Stuart Danae Charaeterlstlirae uOn Onr IIoneymoonw Harria ne Death of Cnatea Johnson A Deaoiptlve Amcrican lBdUn Fantaale iTIie Star spangled Banner Convicted of Illicit Liquor Selling William Snowdn a negro was sentencedsentenced to six months in the workhouse by Judge Mullpwney In police court yesterday for selling liquor without a license Its Cheaper to Vme MalC Bread Than to bake at home and its unaues tlonably more satisfactory Schneiders Malt Bread is better than the best home product At your grocers 5c loaf Business Mena Xnnch 12 to 3 AtHarvey 11th and Pa ave All kinds of ortolan woodcock steamed oysters and bronea uve loosiers now Demg servea Accused of Cruelty to Horses John Gatewood Arthur I Steele and Benjamin Cady forfeited 10 each in po lice court yesterday on a charge Of cruel ty to anlmals It is alleged the men hired two teams from a downtown liveryman last Saturday and drove the animals until they became exhausted Old Virginia Fish Iloe 2 Cana for 25c imDorted sardines 8 2c domestic 4c kippered herring 10c salmon 71 2c 20c boxes scaled heiring 10c large mack erel iuc aoz nerrmg ror sc rJ Pyles 13 storesc Perfection in Oyster Cooking PhUaOyster and ChopHouse 613 11th nw Toucao And It at Andrews GHOOL SUPPLIES The Largest and Best Assortment li the City Boy yonra no Dont put tt sit until tha last talnuta when tna null will ba on Andrews Paper Co Til IsTZtst Pipar Hani Stack if firt 625 27 29 Lk Ave NW Bacros Elixir doijglas 350 SHOES 0R MEN DOUGLAS MAKES AND SELLS MORE MEWS 30 SHOES THAN ANY OTHER MANUFACTURER IN THE WORLD The reason Douglas 350 shoes are worn bj more iea in all walks of life than any otJier make because I give the wearer the benefit of the most complete organization of skilled shoemakers in this country who receive the highest wages paid in the shoe industry and whose workmanship cannot be ex celled The selection of the leathers and other materials for each part of the shoe and every detail the making looked after by specially trained experts in every department If I could take you into my large factories at Brockton Mass and show you how carefully Douglas 30 shoes are made you would tnen understand why they hold their shape fit better wear loafer and areorgreatervaiuethananyothermaJce DOUGLAS S400GLT EDGE SHOE Oannot Be EtpmHed mt Any Price DOUGLAS BOYS SHOES 1175 AND tZJOQ JUSTTHE 3AM AS MY UCTS SXSO SHOES THE SAME LEATHERS FOR S17S AND SZOO IW fla aaaa aad ftlea tl ttaasaa aa tta ttltn wUh pratacta tta wwrar aniBrt I aJta yrleai aadtaftrtar afaaa Ualil BrOS MXTUH TSOJt IXXS SO aTTMTgBll TostClTjemltimieBctUnl Cirtnlaa JV HTX DOVaLAI JraaMaw Xa DOUGLAS1 SHOE STORE IN WASHINGTON 905 Penn Ays 350 SHOES YsaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaHT rLaaaaaaaaaaaaal taaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaV aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaai lsBP WlH HaSs jM aBaaaaaaaaaBaaaaaaaaam 1bbbbbbbbbb aBBBBBBBBBBBBBmillaBBBBBBBBf BBBBBBBBBBBBBBV yaBBBBBBBBaf ssHWiJB 350SHOES IKgsTuiGti In all cases of Where the sick are unable to take nourishment the Elixir brings new life and builds up the system I roCGISX A CO igaaia far 10 Baafcua BL Chicago Jewel Gas Ranges are the best A Muddlman Co 616 12th at Arrested on Larceny Charge A man giving his name as Edward 6 Carrick 1019 Jilnth street northwest was arrested yesterday by Central Office Detectives Evans and ODea charged with larceny jof 9 front 8 Bedford of 80S street northwest It is said that Bedford employed Carrick as a salesman and had given him 9 expense money Carrick will hare a bearing in police court this mornlnV We Ilave Sold Henrlcbs Beer For twenty years and are still selling it juaerzea ana oenaie orewery Dotlllng Arlington Bottling Company eama old place phone 34 Poat Want Ada Are Ace Use the classified columns of The Post and secure results Na ehara for the advlertlsijiv Burchelis Bouquet Coffee 25c lb The delight to housekeepers in pleasing all the family is greater than the satisfaction with the very moderate price BuTchell 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