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THE WASHINGTON POST: TUESDAY, APRIL 12. 1910. They Fit Star Shirts Are Best Why? There's roominess in Star Shirts where yott want room; and smtgness vbere they ought to be snug Takes and yards more material; but gives you absolute comfort. And the patterns are perfectly matched Ever notice how "lopsided" most are patterned? The Star designs are placed with accuracy. Again, it takes more goods to do it but it's the right way, and Star Shirts are always exactly right.

That's been their reputation for over half a century. We're sole agents here, with a full assortjnenttof new Star patterns for Spring and Summer. $1.50 to Pennsylvania Avenue and Seventh Street Closing-Out Sale E'MTIRI' vrtHK OF HIGH-CLASS HOt St HOLD BrTtCTS Mendelsohn's Art Gallery 1409 New York Ave N. W. I a all conalKitmentB now on oil Roods unclaimed or nettled for to which I rewpr 1fum i the attention of i iiMfcimrw nnd or those In am (ntereNedt as no further notice i be Riven A I NRFSTKiriTbD PUBLIC T1ON WTTHrV THE 1322 New York Ave.

N. W. Monday Vprll and folio-wing days nt 11 aqtl 1 each da OH puhllr Thnra. and 14 11 and 16 1ttO I I.SOH'X Auctioneer RUUD HEATERS ippi hot for the. batb on in a id tantaneous 11 lo IB to 1 tho faucet cht When turn fd.

tl sas but 1 off 1 A Muddiman Co. 12th and Sts Prince Albert, Full Dress, and Tuxedo Suits for Hire Vests FREE I must get rid of this gigantic stock of woolens I was tempted into bujmg It was far more than I ought to have bought, but I eouldn resist the bargain price I was offered I'm cutting prices in a waj tint jou have never seen done in this city before Tr selling I'm High Grade Spring Suitings for BREAD ture- baked into If -voir bread doesm ptfi. trv BERENS' AT ALL GROCERS' Carpets and Rugs Cleaned, Stored and Repaired C. W. TOBOLDT 1332 Street Phone Mam 3180 That jou cannot match under $18 to $25, and throwing a Fancy Silk-mixture Vest worth from $4 to- $6 JFttEE Better of finest imported woolens at propoitionately low prices--and a fit guaranteed 01 your money refunded HORN 637 I I CO, blldren i Summer Clothing at 33c Friedlander Bros.

9th and Sts. POST WantAds are 'FREE WARDROBES-- The "Special" for Today en mlroht in our it i ipecmlh reduced pr ce for today Don if vou re going to need ont. this spring Peier Grogan A Case of Noalco Will be delivered lo you immedl ately upon receipt of a phone call A delicious nonmtoxicattng bev $3.00 the case of 24 large bottles 50c rebate on return of bottles Washington Brewery Co. 4th nd Sts Phone Lin 254 The Cleverest Craftsmen At Your Service. 1 at the least coat Judd Delweiler, Inc.

$10.50 8EFHIGEMTDR A fine hUrdwood Re frlgerator with charcoal sheathing ana galvanized steel lining Larger sizes at proportionately low prices GATES RICH Cash Furniture 1O13-1O15 7th St. N. niv 1 0 4 RHEUMATISM tKD KIDNEY TROUBLES 1 cured easily nolcklj aod naturally with NatureaGrcat i MITOLAVIA Mu 1 Baths. TtouBiinds treated yearly Book mailed Kramer Pres. Kramer Ind "PRESERVERS OF LINEN" THE FRANKLIN LAUNDRY 504-8 13th St.

N. W. Phone Main 1342 and 1343 1 K1LLHV Prop FINE AMD WELL LIGHTED OFFICE ROOMS In The. WASHINGTON POST BUILDING When in Doubt, Buy of House Herrmann, Seventh and I (Eye) Sts. N.

W. THE KEELEY CURE 101 Drink. and Drug Addictions Is Administered at THi, KELLET INSTITUTE HORSE SHOW TROPHIES 1 Two Sweepstake Prizes Have Been Added to List. FOE HABHESS AHB JTTHPEBS Lart Anderson and William P. EDO, the Donors--J.

A- Philips to Offer $25 Bouquet of Bases for Winner in Roadster Class, Which Has Been Enlarged to Include Speed Horses as Well. Two sweepstake prizes for the best horses In the harness in the Jumping classes, to be known as the Anderson and the Eno trophy, fcave been -added io tbfr list of prizes for the horse show, be held In Potomac Aprlf Hfr, under the apeplces of the Road Drivers and Riders Association and The Wash Ington Post. The first, second, and third horses in all of the harness classes, including- runabout roadster, and the best pair will "be selected to compete for one of the sweepstake prizes For the other one the three best horses In the green hunter and the jumping classes will be selected to compete, and to the horse making; the best showing the second sweepstake trophy will be awarded Immediately after the close of the ninth that for the best pair the special event for harness horses be called 'and as soon as the judges can. determine the winner the prize- will "be awarded and the regulr program, as stated the prize list again will be taken up Upon the conclusion of the final event that for jumpers the winners in the green hunter class will be summoned to the ring and along with the first three horses in the jumping class they will be put through their paces s.o that the judges may award the sweepstake prize in this To Offer Handsome. Prizes The committee charge of the horse show uas informed yesterday that these two handsome prizes will be awarded by Larz Anderson and "William Philips Eno both of -whom have shown a great deal of Interest the coming show It wa; decided to award the -prizes offered by these then to the Test horses In the class es above mentioned A Philips yesterdav offered as a prize a bouquet of roses -valued at $25 to be gtvei in the roa-dstcr class Blan Johnson president of the War rentop and ulpeper Horse Show Asso elation jesterdaj notified Haren that he nould be one of the judges Mr Johnson who is regarded as one of the best judges of the hunting classes and appointments in the United States is known from one end of the country to the other as the owner of Robin Adair ho has on more than 100 blue rib bons Mr Johnson was one of the judges at the show held In this city last jear Roadster Class Enlarged It was decided to permit the owners of speed horses to enter tliefii in the ioa3 stfr rlasB There will no restrictions on equipment but in judging the animals 25 per cent ill be allowed for appoint ments There is considerable speculation as to which horse will earn off the lion Jn the roadster class Charles "Virginia Meetze is confided to have a shade the better of the argument but it Is understood that there are a i um her ff new horses in the ritj and the ill make i blue ribbon winner of the irginla pujt forth 1 est ef forts again to on" the honors she won last fall A number of entries as well as numer ius Inquiries from out of town were i ceived jesterda The entry Uats will close April 1 BESERTItf IIBtll HAPPY St Ann's, She is "Mary," Numerical Surname.

Police Fail to Find Trace of Couple Who Left Child in Hotel--Registered Under Fictitious Names She is called Mary because that is as nice a name for a wee gul baby as any other and because a foundling named Gwendolen or Arabella 01 Yvonne, would be so dreadfully lonely all by her fash ionable little self in an oiphan asjlum On Saturday night last her supposed parents said to her Good by little gul wo are going on a long journey and left her to soliloquize on life and thmgb in a room at the Howard Hotel Pres entlv she grew weai of this form of mental recreation and gave vent to her dissatistacton a foiro which attract -ed a bell hop her The orphan, asylum for sourjs kid was all he Bald fpr bmjed deep i his Isjnlcat 16-year old: soul was indie uf worldly knowledge and 1 knew what it meant when a man and a woman take French leave oi a hot?) a 10 day old baby behind them He fapoke irulj foi a few hours she was duly enrolled at St Ann In fant Ablum at and third anJ became i ster to Hie Tl other -voungsterb i i that institution SI rapidly adjusted mental A point and her habits of 1 fe to her new en vironmeut She will have, to be Marv said one of the pisters vesterdaj We ever so many out I ere and theV are all excellent little girls The 'Vfarj reallj has a reputat on to Ifve up to Yesterday afternoon Marv consented to be photocraphed bj spec al request and testimony to tbf effect that has no kick com ng Just what Man thinkb of her renegade par ents has not been ascertained She is reserving her opinions. 01 that point The police so far been unable to Ond am i lew to the of the man and wlio deserted tl batcv It is believed that the name John stdn and the addres 15 Harnsburg Pa appearing 1 on the hotel are flctl lo The couple was last seen at the nion Station preparing to the cttj MRS CULBERTSON PRESIDENT PURE WHISKY This Year's Bottling Cuoda Kprewntf the of yean ago. Think of this when chink of Carafe Fnpor agtog ts nff Two NubrUle, Tctin. Seldbf Most Jobbers and Retailers INJURED ON MIDWAY SLIDE "Woman Hurt as feesult of Encounter With a Man Suffering from internal injuries received at the Midway Mrs Annls Benjamin is confined to her home 533 street north west Accompanied by her brother in lew Benjamin and 1 is fe Mrs Benjamin isfted the Midwaj Friday night While Mr Benjamin was 7n an other part of the hall the young women sought amusement on the slide The flrt descent wa made without tn cident but as they were preparing to descend the. second time they were ap proached the a man who sug gested that he accompany them Vi ith out reply ng dlrectb to bis addresses Mrs Benjamin informed It attendant i charge that the man was unknown them The stranger -was not permitted jn the slide with the young women He followed immediately however It aaid and before Mrs Benjamin could regain her at the bottom of the struck her In the back with his foot Not ihing to create a scene Mrs Benja mln made no Immediate mention of her mrt but summoned her orother law and returned immediately to her home The following da Dr Krogstadt of 1524 street northwest was sum moned and Immediately pronounced her injuries serious She has received internal injuries safd Dr Krogstadt "which are of a more serious nature than i broken limb Mrs Benjamin was formerly Miss Annis Rice a daughter of Rice of this citj Again Chosen Head of Woman Inter denominational Missionary Union Mrs John Newton OulbertSon was manimously refttected president of the Jnton at the annual meeting olf the mem iers jestertJaj in I uther Memorial Church Fourteenth street and Vermont ivenue Other officers elected were Mrs Ijaura OIney first vice president Mrs isaau Clark second vice president and tfrs Gilbert third vice president Mrs George Prewltt lecordlngr secre Mrs Whaley corresponding secie 'aj Mrs Washington Cobham treasurer and George Speidel superintendent bf literature Mrs Prewftt made the address of the occasion a broad, non sectarian plea for more light on religion and more faith in ts precepts Burchell's "Bouquet" Coffee, 25c Ib.

Try It fhe will interost you far more tnan cne price N. W. Burchell 1325 IFITHEY BOTHER YOU, USE FELLY'S Bedbug Killer orth -Capitol street Washington and nowhere else In the District of Columbia or la Maryland, Guaranteed to give sat Isfaction or money returned Phtme or dron postal DelHerM anywhere MISS ISILA MECHLUf CHOSEN Elected President of League for Decora turn of Schools Officers of the leasue for the decora tion ot the public schools wore elected at a meeting held yesterday at the home of Dr and Mrs Charles Richardson Connecticut avenue Mrs Richardson received the guests, made an address and presided Reports of the treasurer and secretary were read and short talks were given by Miss Temple chairman of the committee on decorations Snow den Ashford Mr Thurston Mrs Patter son and Mr Bowerman The following officers were elected President Miss Leila Mechlin vice presidents A. Parsons and Dr Brown secretary Mtss Aline Solomons treasurer Charles Bell members at large on ex ecutlve hoard Mrs Charles Richard son Miss Grace Lincoln Temple and Miss Annie "Wilson Mrs. Richardson the retiring president Introduced the Incoming president MJsa Mechlin who made a brief address acceptance TJie league was formed a year ago un der the auspices of the National Society of the Tine Arts with Mrs Charles Richardson as president A Parsons and Dr Brown, vice presidents Miss Leila Mechlin secretarj and Charles Bell, treasurer The Hubbaro.

and the Van Ness schools hava been dec orated. The work has the indorsement of the Board of Education Ideal for Motoring: Trips Take a spin through the parkj, hi TTCO taxicab Only hour Tel Ask $20,000 for Injuries The Capital Traction Companv was named as a defendant in two suits In stituted in the Distitct Supreme Court growing out of one accidLnt On March 1 as a carriage containing Jesse Mel Carter and Flora King Car ter was crossing the tracks of the Trac tlon company Culvert street and CJiffbourne place it is alleged that through the negligence of a motorman a collision occurred between a car and i carnage -whereby the occupants of the latter were thrown to the street and severely injured The suits aggregate $20 000 Attorneys Clifford Walton and William Robeson represent plaintiffs itch for a City at Handle Highlands Ufe IB Different-When you get the federal TaxTcab habit Speeds--saves more time for enjoyment $3 per hour Funeral of Dr Ogden Funeral serylces for Dr Ogden who died Sunday afternoon -will be held tomorrow afternoon at his residence 1343 East Capitol street. The Rev Dr Samuel Greene pastor of Cavalrr Baptist Church will officiate The services will be attended by a delegation of Masons Interment will be In the family vault In Alexandria Va Dr Ogden is survived by his wife two children and one sister Order Batter Where fyb. absolute certainty Jnes 3T Oyster Oth ttv nandtes-dependable brands excUJBiveJy Prices reasonable "5 Ib boxes "Four CITY BTILIEIINS. DeTTgrhtfuI Crab FeatitB Are held every night at Schneider Navy Yard Fxchange Carpentering repairs and alterations COLLINS 719 18th nw Ph 1543 "Quality" Ice Cream--Strawberry favor Made from fresh fruit crushed Only lon ROSENrELDfe 812 ne Line 1009 Funeral of Louis Ely Funeral services for Louis Ely who died at his residence 908 Monroe street northwest Sunday evening will be held at the undertaking establishment of William Lee this afternoon The Rev WiUlam Thomas pastor of the Church of Our Saviour will officiate The paffbearers, wHi be Carl A proop Ed ward Leslie Royce Percy Pat terson Christian Ubhoff and Fleldef Har vey Caverlys Plumbing, 1331 Auto Club, KeDllworth, Hot biscuit chicken dinner 75 cents "Of All LlquMa, Water Ts the most powerful and general BO! ent Because of this property the Health Officer of Pittsburg said A pure water fs.

most medicinal of all waters Altamont Is pure Phone Main 6624 816 14th st nw Funeral of Mrs Anderson Funeral services for Mrs William Aiiderson who died will be held this afternoon at her residence, 107 street northwest Tae Rev Will Jam I McKenney pastor of Wesley Chape! will officiate A delegation from the Eastern Star of which Mrs Ander son was a member, will assist The Vtnemt Table Beer You Can Treat the home folks to It. Heurich. Senate' Amber colored delicious and wholesome it suits every taste At gro cers or tel Arlington Bottling- Co Keep a-Boftlc of "Criterion 1 Rye In tbe- home In case of sickness John Gttantpm ath gt phone, Carpentering repairs and alterations CCHLIvINS. 719 ISth Pbone M. "Burrojaps" Guaranteed Patent Leather Shoes --cannot lose their shape.

They are constructed to the anatomy of the human foot The heels are scientifically placed to properly distribute the strain of the body--the soles are constructed to give with every movement, so that the uppers do not sag over the sides of the welts. The soles are made of genuine old-fashioned oak-lanned leather, and the uppers, cut from selected hides, undergo a special process for durability. The workmanship is the best that can be put in any shoe. Every shoe is carefully inspected as it leaves the bench. Others may have said this--we don't know.

We say it-- IT asTjooag as is humanly possible tcrdo. Read: "In the event that the uppers in a pair of 'Bun o- japs' Guaranteed Shoes should break through before the first sole wears out, we authorize Robt. Berbench's Sons to replace them with a new pair FREE. "BURT PACKARD, Inc Brockton, Mass." The designers of "Burrojaps" Shoes reproduce every popular model of the season and many original ideas--both shape and finish. "Burrojaps" are not stylish for a day-their shape-retaining qualities hold until they are completely worn out.

Through their interior shaping to lasts that conform to the shape of the foot, fit is assured right from the moment of purchase. Every size and width is carried in stock The enormous output of the "Burrojaps" factory allows the quoting of prices that cannot match their intrinsic value by dollars. $4 and $5 Pair ROBERT BERBERICH'S SONS Washington's Largest and Most Progressive Shoe House 1116-18-20-22 STREET Between and Established 18S8 KIMBALL PIANOS and PLAYER-PIANOS T. P. Culley Son 523 I Mh Si.

li W. iRANDLE HIGHLANDS 4 CAPITOL OF US iwHITE HOUSE REMEMBER THAT I Here does not increase prices PETTIT CO. Outfitters Seventh Cr Eye "Par Us a Now and Then" Offers superior advantages to Home and Investors Handle Highlands fa last Jiclping to Greater Wasl ington pmi HIGH LANDS Most aut and Plcturesq location Only 2 minutes from he Capitol Bu Wing Lots Now Selling nn Baa "Pajment an Call ir wr te fir Booklet Plat and Terms. Free Lutg to See Propertj COHPANY, tl anO Pa a Washington "You Can Get It At BAGS, MADE OF T4RIKE PAPER. AVILL FIT W1 GARMEJVT, THt- VBRTT BEST AT THE LOWU.ST POSSIBLE COST The R.

P. Andrews Paper Co. U8GEST PIPER HOUSE SOOTH OF HEW TORX 625-27-29 Louisiana Ave. N.W. Robinson Bath Cabinets One all the advantages of Turkish bath right in home with little cxpcnc i for colds gnppe ct Complete cabi A nets vjrt AND HENRY EVANS, Inc IOCS Coke O.

K. in Every Way --The bouEew fe who la mindful of and at the same Ume Is a ut ckjer will find coke best for tooktni Large Cofce Coke Bushels Large Coke deli "ered 26.Bush*]b Crashed Coke delivered $3 JQ BusheJs Crushed roke delivered 60 Bastcls Cruahed Coke delivered, $6 Gas Light Co, 413 Tenth Street --and nothing to J(ay for the pnvilege--tor "Fujtutme, Carpets, Upholstery Goads, Lansburgb furniture Co 512 Wwffi St. Renews Vitality Nervous Mfffl and Women aeed Jv intone Tablets They Btrengthcn nerves make jou feel better tteep tmtter Not a jwtent medicine formula on box. Regular $100 box ueut by mail post paid for f9c A Beats to, "Washlngtoij People's Drug Store Always the Same Tharp's Berkeley Rye 812 st nw. Phone Majn iw Pnwta Delivery, 1FWSP4PR!.