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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-24
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Century
Eaids.D

The th,atreEocr must be hard to please
who would want a better entertainment
Of bright eNtravagauza and speciality
than is presented at Eeruau'S Lyceum
this week by Harry Morris Twentieth
Century Maids" The show opened 20
large houses yesterday and had an en-
thusiastic send-on- In keeping with Mr.
Norris desire 20 have each year a bet
ter show than before. his present Offering
Us one of the best that has been seen on
the burlesgUes circuit this season. Many
novel features are Introduced. and the
costumes ana mpuuJiugs have the charm
Of ucwuess and add much to the attract
iveness Of a very pretty lot Of chorus
girls.
The programme starts with a szit call
cd "Opcrayitch a n Russia" lu which a
number of ChUruses are well rendered
Following a good OlO. the numbers OF
which alternate with artistic living pic
lures dttraCtiNeIy displayed, Harry Nor
ris appeared as Peter Biuger in the Nor
mon Wives and as usual in the bur
. lcsques, in which he has part. the
house Is kept in an uprOar.
The OliO includes the Parkers I'm a side
walk talk. Manccu1 and Smith in comic
acrobatics. Josctte Webb in popular
songs. Bryant and Brennan in Irish
songs and dances. Van LcCr and Duke in
a comic sketch. and John A. West. the
musical Brownie. whose makeup and
PLAYING on all sorts of Instruments were
features OF the show. Daily matinccs.
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chase'--PoIite Vaudeville.

a bin OF varied class and degrees Of ex-
ceilence was offered at the opening Of the
season at this house yesterday.
The English Pony Ballet. seen here last
spring in The Casino Girl again So
Hcited the approval Of Washington thea
treEOers- Their dances are wen arrang-
ed and chaTmingIy executed by these
eight young and attractive women.
Charles r. GraDewin's sketch. Above the
Limit Is presented by himself. Anna
Chance. and a company Of one As q
laugh producer IL is more than usually
successful. both In conception and eXecu-
ton Nat NJ. Wills had number of
songs and jokes with which 10 win his
share Of attention and he secured several
enCOres as the result OF his efforts
Ten living pictures. illustrative Of hunt
ing scenes are shown BY Nile Chester
and seemingly perfectly white setter
whose training is so perfect that he poses
almost Incredibly well, and was greatly
admired by yesterdays audiences George
German and Frances keppler are seen In
several dances that reflect particular
credit upon the young miss who is grace
ful and chic Nina Gleason and com
pauy. in The Late Major MI in their
allotted time acceptab bly,. and the Flood
Brothers. acrObats, and the Three
BrOOklyus musical artists, comprise the
remainder Of the bill. Matinee daily.
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The Bijou-BurIesque stock Com
pany.

The BijOu Theatre BurlesTue Stock
Company made its first appearance yes
terday before two large audiences and If
the performances that were so literally
appIauded may be accepted as a standard
Of others that are 10 come, the Bij0u man
agement should have nothing 10 complain
Of in the matter of patrouage II local
thtakreg0ers care for q show that is far
above the average and on par with
many Of the important musical comedies
that come 10 Washington
The BIjOu Company numbers about for
ty and is composed Of q number Of really
clever people. including Emile BCauprc.
May Audubon. Lizzie FreLgh, Nellie v.
Nichols Bessie Phillips. Charles Rice,
Fred Cady Matt Kennedy Lew Harvey.
burIcsque on "FlorOdOra" Is given with
great success. Stage Director GrIevsS
calls his effort "FOr-Hc DOuEh-Ita'' and
as given by the principals and chorus. 10
is-one Of the most complete and elaborate
things that has ever occupied a local
stage
A irst-Class vaudeville bin is also given
by Flo Irwin and Walter HawIey ia their
new sketch. Caught With the GugaS.'
Lew Hawkins. a black-faccd comedian
" LD has some new stories and songs. the
Ah,rus, two clever jUgglrrs and cquiIIb-
that Is well played, and Bessie Phillips
pleasing vocalist and graceful dancer
The buTIcSque is richly COstumed and
quite deliberately mounted The chorus
will doubtless be an important feature Of
the BlJCU performances. as the twenty
ing, but sing remarkably wei. Several
marches and ensembles are given with
great effect There viii be daily mItiuccs
during the season Of stock burleSUuc-
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AT THE THEATRES
The NntfonnI-~The Inst Appeal

nv NhAAphAA--- ne Inst AppNAA-..
If every attraction had as excellent a
cast as is TO De seen at the National this
week, the casual theatreEocr would be
more inclined To take chance" at an
uutried production The Last Appeal
is a new romantic drama. not swash-
buckle play IN any respect. but a simple
heart story with q military investure and
elaborate scenic equipment There is lit
tie need 90 recount the theme. that of a
doubly opposed marriage. The cast is
the thing in this case. as In many others
Robert Drouet. about the best leading
man in America, he-ds the list of play
ers. and is as ever, forceful, intellig MT
and pleasing. He has done no better work
in Washington than that iu the role OF
the Prince. i'm The Last Appeal" Kate
HaSSott. new leading woman, has many
claims for popular favor. despite an elo-
CutlOuary manner and lack OF repoSe-
Eleanor Carey and Anne Sutherland, pop
ular Washington fayoTites. are seen IN
small parts. John GlendIuuinE and Frank
Mordauut are nearly equally powerful and
excellent George G BOuifaCe and I'D
ward Braut do excellent work in small
bits and the remainder of the cast rs en-
tirely capable. MatiueeS will be given
Wednesday and saturday
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RcsuIt I'D snnI.c nites.

RALEIGH, y. G, Sept. 24-Iast winter
Herbert Brimlcy the curator Of the State
Museum here. was bitten five times in
the arm and hand by blacksnake. lie
thought nothing Of the bites, merely pl1c-
ing some spirits Of turpentiuc on the
wounds. The wounds became inflamed
and be has ever since had medical treat
ment. Mr.. BrimlCys health has now be-
come so poor that he will this week 20
TO the mountains and try the sulphur
water. II is thought the snake had some
disease which has affected the blood OF
the curator
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The CoIumbin-"The Liberty BeIIes-''

The new NIaw and Erlanger musical
comedy. THE Liberty Bellies. was
given last night nj the Columbia, on the
occasion Of the opening Of the season at
the r Street playhouse. The large audi
euco heartily enjoyed the performance,
which. while essentially light and incon-
seGuCutiaI. serves TO entertain about rs
well as most musical pieces.
The company that presents The Lib
erty Bellies is exceptionally strong and
capable. The oId-time chorus has been
done away with. and sixteen Of the hand
soonest young women OF the chorus ranks
replace the merry village maIdenS- Harry
r. Smith who is responsible for the book
Of the piece, has borrowed from the same
French farce that the authors Of Jane
and Lend Ne Your Wife did, and while
his story affords many amusing opportu-
mites FOR the comedians. it possesses
OF its kind Were il not for uuIber Of
really catchy songs and tIe a imiTabie
production and cast. The Liberty Bellies
Mr.. Smith $ pOTucn-WOuld DE unworthy
of the average travelling burles' ne com
pany that appears at Herman or the
Eijuu.
The cast includes Harry Davenport,
Harr, GIfoil. who gives his familiar imi-
tatiOus. Eta Butler. who is On the stage
Il good deal. and who tries her hand at
initiating welI-kuown players with con
siderable success, Sandol MHliEin, Au-
gusta Close, who sings two songs excel
IentIy. and J. &. MaTI0we- The company
numbers about thirty in all The pr0duc-
ton is on scale of uncommon maSnlu-
cenCe. Matinees viii be given Thursday
and Saturday.
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LITIGATION OVER A TRIFLE.
Hundreds of Dollars Spent To settle
"a Controversy.

NORGANTOWN, W. Va. Sept. 2i-The
last move in a remarkable lawsuit was
made here Saturday when John Henry.
welI-knOwn farmer. appeared before
Justice Shoemaker and paid small cost
Incurred in the bringing Of a suit against
him by Charles Bean, "a noiEhhor. for the
possession Of a scoop worth about s.
a suit was brought about two years
ago. and after long contest Beall OBJ
tanned possession Of the scoop. BY a
tecIuicaIity Henry had the case opened
and reheard, but again BeulI defeated
him Then on another tcchnIcality the
Circuit Court took Jurisdiction by way Of
an injunction proceeding against the
Judgment Cf the justice Of the peace For
several terms Of the court the scoop case
was in evidence and the judge had 20
read a mass Of dispositions
FINALLY the objection OF Henry 90 the
Judgment was sutaincd and Beall then
filed another suit. which Henry refused
10 contest. thereby leaving RoaII i'm pos
session OF the scoop. The costs In the
case reach a grand total Of 500 and the
fees of a half dozen lawyers make 500
more.
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The Academy-..ThrouE the BrenI1
erS.v

Through the Breakers is deligh-ing
large audiences at the Academy this
week. RedOleut with realistic storm
scenes. il abOuuds with stirring situations.
II has an English story which is well in
terprstod by a company OF consistently
clever players.
}. II. Nicholson with u0uChalant Villaiuy
plays the part Of Peter Turner, an APP
uaTtuJiy respectable citizen. who in real
ity is at the head Of a gang Of desperate
smuEglers. After in vain exercising his
ingenuity TO rid himself Of his rival he
abduaJs the heroine and Is finally run
down in the haunt Of the smuggIers. En-
ily BOdd proves capable leading lady
Character parts are well taken by willis
Baker, Jessie DOdd. Robert Dudley. and
James FeuJUu. Matinee Thursday and
Saturday
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The ARNOLD" Knit
Abdominal Bands
FOr InfantS-)

4 band so soft, light, and fine
as TO be- very soothing TO the ten
der skin-nO more irritation from
contact with an alI-wOOl fabric.
Plant, elastic, seamless
more binding of growing muscles.
Pulled and washed-nO more
shrinRage.
And especially this: ButtOned
fatty over the shoulder-can be
adjusted without turning and
twisting the little arms through
sleeve holes.
Zoe to SILK Ones at Sl.I0.
All STYLES have tapes and open
shoulder straps
Infants Dept. Second floor
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School of Medicine.

Lectures viii begin Monday October 1. al $50
p m Examinations september Is All exercises
are now given during the day. This VIII enable
students 20 avail themselves Of the advantages
Of the laboratories, Ebraries and hospital clinics
Of the city
Ihe University Hospital, now "a full operation,
under the control OF the faculty viii give ample
iaelllties for Instruction In ward classes.
Address for particulars the Dean. GEORGE n
hOBER, NJ D.. go II Street northwest Office
hours until Y O'Clock noon, SD 20 p. N.
Tel. Main co
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North CaroIInn Cotton Intcrest..

RALEIGH. y. c.. Sept 2l-The cotton
growing counties practically all held con-
ventious Saturday and appointed delegates
10 represent them at the State Conven-
ton, which is TO make an earnest effort
10 keep up the price Of c0ttOuseed and I'm
fact 90 obtain a better price by holding
seed II necessary. The main trouble will
be % secure unity Of action among farm
ers- Many cotton growers are unable 10
hold cotton OF iced.
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CELERY COMPOUND
& HERMANN,
OHHNE Complete Honefurnisherz.
HnNNH gOI-e05 seventh St
- - - ~ Corner ! (Eye) ST.
Missing From Richmond.

The local police authorities received last night
a despatch from the chief Of police at Rich
uoud. Va. asking that they keep a lookout for
Thomas B. Cannon, a resident OF that city. who
has been missing from his home for several DAYS
past. The description given by the Richmond
authorities of Cannon is as follows: Five feet
ten inches tall, blue ewes. f0rid complexion.
sandy hair, round face, rather stout. and Vas
attIrgd in dark clothing
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Swiss Ribbed
Corset Covers.

Just what are needed to wear
with shirt waists in the fall They
conform 10 the figure, are amply
heavy, and they do away with the
necessity Of wearing heavy under
vests
A special lot Of p dozen, with
high neck and long sleeves, nice
quality, at
Soc Each.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Art Students League

Opens October I. SIS Seventeenth 81. r. W.
lnstruct1rs-Ar- r. y Brooke. Mr. Edward T.
Morse, Miss NJ Nuedeu, Miss L. T. Hull. Miss
Emma Humphreys
Glasses IN drawing and painting from life an
uquc and still life: decorative and industrial
mailed
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SAMUEL N YEATMAN. A n,
Secretary and Treasurer

The thirty-second annual session opens on We'd
nesday October 2, 1901, at ESQ p u- IN the
Law school Building, Nos 5o6 and 5l5 f Street
northwest. at which zine announcements viii
be made for the ensuing term All Interested
are cordially invited 20 be present
The Secretary VIII be az his Office in the law
building daily from % p. m. for information
enrolment, payment Of fees. &c
Students proposing TO connect themselves with
the school are earnestly requested 70 enroll be-
fore the opening night
Circulars can be obtained at the book store Of
W. r. Morrison sons. 1873 F Street northwest,
LOwdermiIk s. Co. 1928 F street northwest. and
John Byrne & Co. 1922 Street northwest.
Washington Law Book Co, 623 r Street. and at
W s Thompson's drug store 513 18th Street
northwest, or upon application % the under
signed :. NJ NEATMAN.
Supplemental circulars giving detailed infOr-
nation 20 the Fourth Year Course viii he
ready for distribution ar the office % the sore
tary on and after September p
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TANNERS BUSINESS COLLEGE,.

Loan and Trust Building. corner T and 9th
Established 20 years.
The principal was official court stcnogrepber
also public accountant.
COURSES. shorthand Typcwritirg Bookkeeu-
ing, Civil Service, and all branches Of Business
Students in Shorthand may take without extra
cost. Bookkeeping and the Business and and Eng
lish Courses Practically private instructions
JON at any time We find positions fo- Ell
full-oourse graduates Day and night sessions
Catalogue. Cau and see Us
WASHINGTON, d. c.. KINDERGARTEN NOR
NAL lN~TlTJ TE-Moicl kindergarten school
and teachers department, lf26 q ST. NV. Mss
SUSAN PLESSNER POLLOCK. PRINCIPAL
SAINT CECILIA'S ACADEMY. COL East CAPITOL
ST., boarding and day school for girls and young
ladies' primary, commercial and college pre-
paratOry courses: music and art: classes resumed
Monday. September Is. 1901; Tor further partIca-
lars. address SISTER 81. AUGUSTA. Superior.
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Dental Department.

Lectures VIII open Monday. October l.
Catalogues and information may be obtained
from the Dean, ". y COGAN. ID. D. 5. I145
n Street northwest
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MEDICAL And DENTAL
Departments
- National University -

The eighteenth annual course Of lee
lures viii begin Tuesday. October T. 1871.
at s o'clock y. IN. Entrance examinations
Will begin Tuesday, September p. instant.
NJ S o'clock D. m For information and
catalogue apply TO H. H BARKER n.
D. Dean, lilo II Street northwest
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Graduate School.

Lectures resumed on Monday. October J.
For information AMI catalogues address
TIE REV. JEROME DAUCHERTY, 5. j., Rector
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kindergarten
Mats.

Made Of Sorrento Cloth. stamp
ed in various simple designs, with
material for working. VIII
teach the children to become in
dustriOus, and, when finished, the
squares can be used for mats or
sewn together, making 4 small
cover or creeping rugs.
I0~ Eorh
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Prep. School.

-Four years High school Course. prepares slr
Freshman in Georgetown or any other College.
Special attention 10 Day scholars Hours, s.GJ
a. M to 3 p
send for catalogue
Rev. Jerome Daugherty. s. j..
President
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Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Cleveland were
greatly pleased with their first summer
in the Berkshire HIS. their Young daush-
tiers, who were there COnyaIcscing from
diphtheria, having greatly improved in
health
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-24

Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Lackey. whose
marriage recently occurred here. have
taken a house here for the winter. Mrs.
Lackey was Miss Bertha Boutwell, Speed.
a niece Of ex-Gov. George 5. Boutwell,. Of
Massachusetts,
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

When Mrs o. H. 2. Belmont chrIstened
the torpedo boat Nicholson yesterday aft
ernoOu at Elizabethport, y. j.. she wore
a becoming frOck Of black fOulard. spot
ted with white, and a jaunty Eton jacket
fastened IN front with a scarlet bow Her
hat, large black affair was trimmed
with black ostrich feathers. Mrs Jaw
wore a tailored frOck Of black cloth made
with vest and yoke OF white. With il
she wore large black hat
Miss Nina F. Wilkinson and Mr. Beau
regard Phillips. the latter Of Raleigh. y.
c., were married yesterday afternoon at
the home Of the brides mother, Mrs. r.
r. Wilkinson, Of Kencsaw Avenue The
ceremony was performed by Rev Freder-
lex D. Power. Of the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church In the presence Of
number OF relatives and friends. The bride
wore white lawn with ribbons Of white
satin Lilies of the valley fastened her
Vel IN place. She was given in marriage
by Mr. W Il Wilkinson. her brother.
The maid In attendance. Miss Mabel Lat
uIurn. was gowuod IN pink and carried
Bridesmaid roses.
At the close of a reception MI and Mrs.
Phillips left for "a "trip to the South.
The following visitors to the Pan
American Exposition from Washington
are registered at Buffalo hotels. IrOquois
John W. Jennings and wife. A H. Bald
win, Mr.. and Mrs. y. Edison Oliver Hina
ana IT, n. Jdggar. jr. OF the United
states Geological Survey. LcuOx-Mrs. y
J. Anderson and maid and Miss Collins
flDDS-ATS- Franz D. Miller, Alice Miller
and Mrs. j. T. SI9 -!lels. Broccoli NJ
cup Mansion r. Johnson and wife.
After closing their summer home at Su-
napee. y. H., the Secretary OF State and
Mrs Hay Were the guests for a few days
prior 10 their return TO Washington of
Mr.. and Mrs. W J. BOardmau at Man
chester-by- thc-Sea.
Captain and Nine FignaI. Of the French
Embassy. who have been among the
prominent summer coIonists at Mauches-
r-bF-th"-S~a, are now in France on a
visit to their home
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Cleveland were
greatly pleased with their first summer
in the Berkshire HIS, their young daush-
tiers, who were there COnvalcscing from
diphtheIia, having greatly improved in
health
Mr.. and Mrs William S. Lackey. whose
marriage recently occurred here. have
taken house here for the winter Mrs
Lackey was Miss Bertha Boutwell, Speed
a niece OF eX-GOy. George ). Boutwell,. Of
Massachusetts.
on TINS city. TO Miss Bessie Whitney, of
city.
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Captain and Nine FignaI. Of the French
Embassy. who have been among the
prominent summer coI0nists at Mauches-
ter-by-the-Sea. are now in France on a
visit to their home
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Woodward
and
LOthrOp,
New WaS1ilgt0l-PaFiS.

Our October booket-''The Bride''-now in
press, VIII be Of great assistance in selecting the
bridal tr0uSscau- It also contains a comprehen-
sive list Of appropriate gift articles. II Of in
terest to you. leave or send US your address, and
We viii mau you a copy.
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The engagement of Mr.. Carl II Gilbert.
or this city. TO Miss Bessie Whitney, of
Cincinnati, has been announced in that
city.
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School of Law.

FACULTY.
HON MARTIN r. MORRIS IL. D.
(AssOcizte Justice Court Of Appeals OF the Dis
trict OF COIumbia),
Lecturer On Comparative Jurisprudence
HON. SETH SHEPARD, IL D.,
( associate Justice. Court OF Appeals Of the Dis
trict OF Coilmbia),
Lecturer on Constitutional Law. the Law Of
Corporations. and Equity Jurisprudence.
HON LOUIS T. McCONAS IL D.
Gate Ass0ciate Justice Supreme Court o. the
District q Columbia).
Lecturer on the Law Of Contracts and the Law
o. Evidence
HON. CHARLES C.. COLE.
tLate Associate Justice Supreme Court OF the
District Of Coiumbia),
Professor IN charge q Fourth y ear Course. and
Lecturer on subjects included therein
HON HARRY N. CLABAUGH
(AssocIate Justice Supreme Court OF the Dis
trict Of Coiumbia),
Lecturer on Common Law Pleading and Practice,
and Equity Pleading and Practice.
GEORGE F. HAMILTON. IL. D..
Dean of the Faculty and Lecturer on TestamGn-
tary Law
REV. RENE holland 6 J.
Lecturer on Natural Law
TALLMADGE A LAMBERT. IL D..
Lecturer on Civil law.
CHARLES A DOUGLASS, A. p, IL B..
Lecturer on the LaS Of TOrts and Negotiable
Paper
MICHAEL = COLBERT, A NJ. IL N,
Lecturer on the Law of Personal Property.
d. ". BAKER. A. NJ. IL n,
Judge Of the Circuit Court and Lecturer on the
law Of Real Estate. Criminal Law. and
Domestic Relations
]. NOTA McGILL. IL N.
Oate Register Of Wills for the District o.
COIumbia),
Lecturer on Probate Practice
Court Of Appeals: Hon. JOB BARNARD. and
MESSRS- LEIGH ROBINSON and J. HOLDS
WORTH GORDON
Examiners: AESSRS- J. ALTHEUS JOHNSON
and HENRY W SOHON-
CLERK Of Courts: HARRY ". HODGES. IL NJ
Quiz Masters Z. ROSS PERRY, IT.. A. ~,
I T. d II
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LAW Department
National University,

Practical twO-year course leading 70 degree
Of IL B. Postgraduate course % one additional
year leading to degree o. IL. N.
Ssth annual opening Of all classes October :
1901. at $50 O'Clock p H. Evening sessions X
clusiyely.
For Catalogue apply to EUGENE D CARCsI.
Secretary and Treasurer, Columbian BuLJinE.
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Guaranteed
Sewing Machines.

AS autumn approaches the
housekecper has sewing TO do and
naturally needs good machine.
We invite YOU to come in and see
our full line Of the very latest i'm
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Our shuttle machines range in
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Automatic Machines, single
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Hand Machines,
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After closing their summer home at Su-
napee, y. H.. the Secretary OF State and
Mrs Hay We're the guests for a few DAYS
HTlgr 10 their return TO Washington of
Mr. and Mrs. ". j. BOardmau at Man
Chestor-by-t
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I0C Each.

Art Department-First floor
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John Dufef, son OF Louis 3. Dufief. OF
1924 Thirty-hfth Street northwest. fell
from a bicycle Sunday. and broke his
arm in two places below the elbow.
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The Home, Land, Mining. and Mauufac-
turing Company, has sold to William
Montgomery lot % IN block 4. of White
haven subdivision OF Harlem, and 10
Frank AlcCampbel lots I. 2 and J. in
block .. az the same subdivision The con-
sideration for the four lots was Ss25