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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-17
IMMENSE SUMS
FOR BETT.ER:|||M'|I|EN7..
louisville and Nashville Have
Spent Forty-two Millions
Out Of Earnings.
a MODEL RAILROAD CITY
MODEL RAILROAD CITY
Notes OF Interest OF Railroads Of
the South ~ Much Con-
struction Going On.

liz the course of the discussion OF Louis
Vile and Nashville's next dividend and
basis, a calculation has been made re-
gardng the total amount diverted from
earnings to build up the property since
the closing of the construction account
iii 1895. II lis authorltatlvcly stated that
Us. lie close OF the current rfscal year,
about three months from now, the total
amount so diverted and either cXpend-
ed on property paid into the sinking funds
n, added to reserve. will have amounted
10 between s4l,0o1,O00 and S42,0O0.000. or
: equal 10 more than two-thirHs of the en-
tire capital stock of the company. This
would make the book value of Louisville
and Nashville about $40 share The
property is now in the pink of physical!
condition from end to end.
The New York Central system has pur-
chased 2.469 acres. of land south OF ~
dianapolIs at q cost of G51, 900. Six hun
dred and forty acres will be used by the
New York t11lral lines. including the
big Four" Lake Erie and Western and
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
for general repair shops. to employ 3,00l
men. The rest of the land will be used
for constrEttion OF n model railroad city.
Tho New York Central has appropriated
$t,a1D,00O for the work and will spend
3l,000.opo this year In tho construction Of
sewers pipe systems and streets The
town will be incorporated under the name
OF Beech Grove.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Companys
statement of the coal and coke o.igi,
mating on it's lines east OF Pittsburg and
Erie for the week ended March 10th, with
comparisons. follows:
1906. 1906. 1866
Week end, Year to Year to
Mich. 10. Mich. 10. Mch Ii.
Ante. coal. 8: sss ,s M Ds "a, y
& Coke. 22iis,,i97 a,4os,77S7 1,94s,946
-------- ------- -------I
Total ......1,li5.7s4 lo,5@,Ss4 7,s7s5al
The Southern Railway Company has
appointed travelling freight agents as fol-
lows: Mr.. T. f. King, at Jacksonville,
Fla, Vice Mr.. ". ~. Ayers. resigned.
MY. C. S. Gibson, at Admission. Ala, vice
Mr.. 5. a. Smith. Jr.. promoted.
The chart.r list of incorporators or
The Chenille and Kanawha Railroad
Company, which has been chartered to
build from G;lenNille to Burnsyillc and
Weston. is us follows: G. NJ. Bennett
Robert A. Ruddel, II. Il. Kidd w j
Holden, 81. B. Morris, james A, Tierney
j N. shackelford ii. L. Craddock, G.
q. Wltitlng.sC. w. Marsh. II. II. Griffith
Fred. Lewis. Howard n. Brannon, d,
Z: 4. o,Brien and l.. II. Barnett, all OF
Glenvilie.
Carpenter. Frazier and Boxloy, OF elf
tpn lrorge, have, It is reported, been sivel
!; contract to change the main line 81
1.-THE Chesapeake and Ohio Railway be
tween Bafbousy.ille and st Albans, W
sS Sa., about seven or eight miles. rh,
firm also has q contract for extending
the Coal River Railway,
John SHELTON Williams is president a
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For Bible Students.

" seX !; N; James RgHhanan and Rey Robert
before tic Sunday |'1 Iessnn narees Isb
~ has Arranged an especially Interest.
i,,g programme forsthe meeting THIS alter
hnldihI, both lecturers win use, ntefcop.
Icon ,,s Ns"s, and ,illlstla,Gd songs viii also
Mn 1sf Oh, y, lehcl,sfs and
c9iulally anyissa ~ % lresenl.
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SOCIAL. CLUBS
NOW |! ! v THE ISSUE
Justice crutchfield Says Fake
Clubs i'll Richmond Have
Got to Co
MANY NJ. WITNESSES CALLED
MANY WITNESSES CALLED
One Case 10 Come Up To-day,
Two Cases Yet Tried i'll tic
sl, Hastings Court.

The social club war is on In earnest.
and Is a live Issue in the courts of the
city at this tine.
Three cases Will be called in the Po-
flee Court this morning. hut 1t is thought
only one. that Of Conrad voland, charged
with selling liquor without license Will
be tried.
The others will go Over. to some future
day.
Several cases where there have been
convictions In the Police Court have
been sent on to the Hastings Court and
are now pending there.
The only two that have been tried in
the court above. resulted in vcrdlcts for
the clubs, 1t having been shown that tliey
were living within the law.
Conrad Voland bartender OF the Rich
Inond Club at Tenth and Broad Streets,
Will be given q hearing In Police Court
this morning on the charge OF selling
liquor on Sunday without license.
While this specific charge is lodged
against Mr. yoland 1t is at the socinl
club that the officials are aiming their
thrusts.
Many Witnesses.
Chief of Police Louis Werner, acting upon
suggestion from Justice Crutclineld.a
has summoned some half n hundred or
more members OF the club, and these
will be asked this morning whether or
not they ever paid an Initiation fee or
have paid dues regularly.
Justice Crutchield threatened to hnve
ali the members OF. all the clubs sum-
moneds before him when he heard n case
some time ago, and in the matter OF
effect this idea. He believed that In this
way he can reach the bottom OF the.
business. n XXI. *
Fake clubs III Richmond lave got to
co. said Justice Crutchleld, In speaking
of the matter. ~. 4
There arc three club cases to be called
in court this morning, but It is safe
prediction that not more than one will
be heard. ~ IS :.
tective, who is alleged to have purchased
drinks from all az the cf7li:5, will. be the
principal witness in the examination no.
day.
Issue is Sharp:
The Issue is q harp ,an,s lively one in
the city, especially since the egislature
failed to maEe.s any modification or tho
law with%reference to social clubs
Up to this tIme,s only two cases have
actually been tried in the Hastings Court.
Several others have been sent on. how
ever, and arc now pending, Over somo
of these lively legal battles are expected.
In the csses tried the rerdicts were
mot guilty."sit having been clearly shown
by the evidence that bot b the clubs in
volved were bona fide Organization With
in the meaning ofgthe fawsand that they
had strictly complied with all tile I ro-
strictions and limitations put upon them.
They were both negro EXAMINATIONS, ono
having been the sixth firglnin Club
and the other, ths Virginia Social Club,
The books OF both organizations wers
exhibited in court. ana was clearly.
and jurlts that they, had II livsd. luivly
EWithinsthe Law. h. ~ 5sgsf Il Ut q.
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CLEVERfMISSS MARBLE
Nancy Brown at the Bijou i
!. Drawing Packed Houses.

js8 Miss Mary. Marble. Il lie bright parttc,l-
lar star n iii s' N ancS., Brow " the
sI3itotl, Is drawing croWded buses TO
and .ovey Doyey,,''''; S :s isss. .s
Tie la st-named song is tho l,t,o the
musical comedy and n both Miss Marble
and the good looking chorus that sings
5absoluteIyp stolter,' 4 from wearlness, III III
5s Mss Marble IN Is a ain " az tito CONF
Badienne Who bold AZ VA i'm place IN the
saffectons or tlles lticllnond sspubica and
lis as cleverS us she Us g harnllg. & h TIN
the ma lnoee to-day and tho final tpcr-
Eforlnance to-nl gE ,. Sss II, se
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DIR. GRANT 10 SPEAK.
Meeting for Men Will BE Held at
Broad Street M. E. Church.

Activity In. things that make for man
hood, ed,!cation. Is the word mt the Cen
mems meeting or Tomorrow afternoon
Will be noted for It's fine mlsic-nllxed
and the speaker Will be. the equal OF any
man who has Addressed tile meetings in
great iBapti.t divine OF re
nown. He has addressed great Theatre,
meetings for men in. many OF the largo
AZ. J, His theme here Will be lIowto Spell
Hell with Five Letters. The big meeting
Ghnreh. besinains s:so O'clock. There
will be an organ recital half an hour be-
fore the meeting. Admission will be free
6 Mr.. D. w. Sims. superintendent. OF Pine
street Baptist Sunday school. the largest
boys Mt 800 o'clock in tho I, Nj c. a..
big hall. Mr.. s. X. Phillips Will sing.
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Mrs. Nav Painfully Burned

Mrs. S. c. May. OF No. ol5 North
Twenty-second street. was badly burned
about the body yesterday morning by
having her dress catch from the fire in
the crate In her ROOM
Friends heard her screams and rush
ing in snlothered the nanres before they
reached her head. The ambulance was
summoned at once and Dr. c. s. Pitt
responded promptly. DR.. E. w. Gee.
family physician. was also called and
Mrs. May was made as comfortable MS
possible. The burns arc not very Sc
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Treat for Sunday School Workers,

an UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE programme nus
been prepared for the meeting Of Sunday
school workers at the Young aiens chris-
tian Association this afternoon mt $
O'clock. Rev DR.. Robert W. Forsyth. the
new rector of st. Paul's. and Rev. James
Buchanan. OF the Associated Charities.
Will speak, and there will be stcreopticon
views, and Songs in tho Dark" under the
leadership. OF General Secretary Mckee.
Or. Pcll will not deliver his usual lecture.
ms Tomorrow is review Sunday In most
OF the Sunday schools OF the city. Presi-
dent c. P. Walford Of the Sunday
School Study Club extends cordial In
vltation to all Sunday school people to
be present.
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Yisitii1nrpyH His Uncle,

III ,oloncl Robert u. ed, q ] W Y member ot,
sfew days with hts INCL Cnptalnl
3, s t lunks{
Week en- route for his llolns. mi 81
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Meeting Clo ed Lasts Night

s;sj Il he rev val snry ces chic h have heen in
3progress ut tho Second Baptist Church
FOR the mas two Wet ks Tossed ut mis-
70 fPetersburgs Here lave beeiiM tWontS,,3
five apily ers0ns ilg lle lnentln s., nd
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Richmond Va. and j. NJ. Turner is
general manager at Marion, S. c., for
the Raleigh and Charleston Railroad
formerly the Carolina Northern which,
1t is said will be extended from Lut,,-
berton, n. c.. to Fayetteville, n. c.
The Cairo and kanawha Valley Rail-
road Company, has organized with the
following officers: President, G. +. Teter;
Vice President, r. r. Cowell; Secretary
and General Superintendent G. b.
Kefauver: Treasurer c. T. Hiteshew;
General Manager. 8. a. Moore; general
counsel. Reese Blizzard. The headquar-
ters will Ire in ParkersbIlrg.
C. p. 1'eyton,, chief engineer of the
Charleston, Parkersburg and Western
Railway. is reported as saying that the
line will be about sixty miles long from
Charleston Via sissonsville, Spencer and
Elizabeth to Parkersburg, w. Va; also
That eight miles have been located. that
right of way is being secured. and that
it is expected to award contracts this sea
son.
The Southern Railway Company will
it is reported, build new yards at Atlanta
Junction, four miles from Rome W. H
Wells is chief engineer of construction
NJ EaSbippfop n y
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PUBLIC OPINION
FOR PLAYGROUND.
Miss Arent's Offer to Provide a
Park for Children is
Commended.
COUNCIL FAvoRs SCHEME.
Strong Forces at Work to Secure
the Property Cor Holly
wood.

The editorial which appeared In yes
terday's Tmes-Dispatch calling attention
to the crying need Of public playground
for the children of Richmond, and urg-
ing the City Council to accept Miss Grace
Arentss generous offer to purchase the
Clark Springs property and convert Il,
into pleasure park for children, has
been the subject of much favorable com
ment.
One prominent resident OF Richmond,
in discussing the matter. said that the
Council could not afford to let such a
wonderful opportunity pass.f The city, he
said would be presented with modern
playground instead OF having to expend
possibly 10000 to build one.
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Political Death.

1T would be political death for any
man in public life to oppose such a hu-
name gift to the people OF this city," said
q prominent lawyer.
What the Council will do. is not known,
but 1t was learned that at least four Of
the five members OF the subcommittee
from the Council in charge of the matter
are now In favor Of selling the property
{ to Miss Arents for the st. Andrews
Hall Fairgrounds. which Will be. free to
every child of thescty ana suburbs.
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Other Hearings,

1t is said that the Hollywood Associa-
ltion has asked for another hearing before
the subcommittee and that the request
has been granted with the understanding.
however, that st. Andrews Hall Com.
mittee will later be given hearing.
s 1t twas learned that the Hollywood Az.
ISOLATION has a strong force behind 1t,
working to control the Council in its
direction, but II is not thought the Coun-
ell will allow any idea OF 1nercenary gain
TO interfere with the accomplishments OF
q charity that cannot too strongly appeal
Ito every Thoughtful citizen of Richmond,
who has the interest OF the children Of
the city at heart.
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The Southern Railway Company has
appointed travelling freight agents as fol-
lows: MIR. r. f. King, at Jacksonville,
Fla, Vice Mr.. ". ~ Ayers. resigned.
MY. c. S. Gibson, at Admission. Ala, vice
Mr.. 5. a. Smith. Jr., promoted.
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The Pennsylvania Railroad Gompany's
statement OF the coal and coke origi,
mating on its lines east or Pi,tsburg and
Erie for the week ended March 10th, will
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John SHELTON Williams is president a,
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Wall Paper.

WALL PAPERS. 8 cents per roll. CTTAS
4. CARLISLE. 64S II 81 se30-3t
WA v. MAHONET. The Progressive Paper
hanger reliable. prompt. cheap legal guar
antee covers all our work. Send postal HaE
free samples and estimate. Main store COS
Pennsylvania ave. se.s telephone East 1lf T.
or following agencies: De Maine 4 Co segT
II ct NV; Edlavitchs store. Bowie, Sid
10 Monroe St, Anacostias Nev-cOmbe's drug
store Congress Heights 601 New York ave.
NV 1870 u St Sc; ConaWayis store. Laurel.
Nd: General store, Glenda .e; P0Rtoflce.
Colouial Beach. Va; Ingalls, Real Estate o.
nee Hyattsville ma. shaw 3 Store, TWining
Cttv: IIoyd's store. SeabrooEe. ND. New
agency. Just established. Harrison Realty Co..
Rhode Island ave- and &th ST.. BrooklanI.
sazS-7t
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Help Wanted-Female.

ANY intelligent person may earn so 10 go
monthly at home in spare time corresponding
Tor newspapers no canvassing; experience
unnecessary send for particulars. PRESS
SYNDICATE. LOckport. ". Y se6-90t
WANTED-Women to try our Buchu Gin. for
all kidney and bladder trouble. prescription
or the late Dr. Warner. OF Baltimore. SGid
only by THE JOHN WEDDERBURN COM
PAEF. 6ls-6ls = st nw. aui2-tf
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Birds, Dogs, Etc.

JUST RECEIVED, hne Mexican double vel
low head and Cuban. also Bee Bee Parrots
singing canaries, collie. bull terriers fox
terriers. goldnshes. etc
SCHMID'S BIRD STORE.
sel3-tf 10 18TH ST. NV
TRY LEES BIRD STORE 1901 5th st. NV /;
hand raised double and single yellow heads
Isle of Pines and dwarf parrots canarfes
monkeys. thoroughbred fox terriers. male and
female. se2s-tf
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Help Wanted-naIe.

WANTED-Man about % 20 DO collecting and
assist In office, must ride bicycle; position
permanent and good chance Tor advancement
Address in own handwriting. BOX 57f Times
once. II
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ANAEnsTIA

= HUGO EIsENBEIss. 7th and B streets.
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DIR. cTIs W. ELzEY. DENrIsr
Bicycles.

FOR sALE-A. bicycle in very good repair.
only IS 400 9th 81. NV. ocI-9f
FOR SALE-Chainless Columbia, WolH-Amer.
lean. Rambler. Barton. Iver-J8hns8n. sDal
and fifty other bicycles, s. up. Il8 Pennsyl-
Ndnia ave. NV. sagS-Tr
TIRE TROUBLES ENDED by ST. John Cusb-
Toned Tire. no puuCturea. no pumping no
time lost, easy riding. light. long service Sc 75
Put on. refer t1 200 users in city. nj any rim
Hartford Special. $40. Diamond Puncture-
proof. Sls5. JONES TIRE WORKS, 652-s14
j. So sel4-f. .s8. IN. tu-Izt
DOES YOUR BICYCLE NEED REPATRTNGs
We are experts Low prices CaII. phone
or drop postal.
C. y. HUNTER, ll2 Pennsylvania ave, NV.
se25-tf
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ALEXANDRIA. Va
r. T. CARNE * Co. 703 King 81.
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HOuSefurniShingS.

THIS HOT WEATHER WON'T L.AST-Buy
your heating and cook stoves now You'll
save ooC CA the dollar. housefurnishings az
cost SNITZER 4 LA PORTE. u29-M 7th
ST. NV. se22.tf
sass FOR SANITARY COUCHEs: g0ss
metal folding beds parlor and bedroom
suites, 81 per week stone water pitchers l0c:
go-carts, $50. REDMOND'S. sl3 7th 81. nv.
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Roller Skates.

HEADQUARTERS for Rink Skates Repair
ing: fun line Of rink skates on hand. name
stamped skates free.
1TII AND L CYCLE COMPANY. oc2-tf
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Best Family Flour, S4.25 Barrel,
At Johnston s, 73l Seventh ST. NV
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LOCAL MENTION.

The Daily Bread of Hundreds Of Zones
is Schueider's Malt" Bread Uniform
ly pure-h.ghest I'M food value. a trial
viii convince YOU of the wisdom of or
deTiug it for your table At your grocer.
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Dentistry.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATEs-No exfrscfI1g-
$50 pain5 l11s-- feel. act and last longer tHsr
natural reeth5 slEuuke1 faces made normal.
Er. uW. zaee-alr
FIRST-CLASS WORK, low PRICES-Set
of teeth, S. ups gold crowns S. up. GOLD
filings. 81 ups silver uLiugs SOC. Work
guaranteed. no pain. DIR. GEO. l.. ED
LDEDS. $50 t. ST. NV se7e-gl-
DIR. OTIS W. ELZEY. DENTIST.
s. ". Cor. 10th and r SITS. ~. W
Gold Crown and BridgeWOrk Specialist
Satisfaction guaranteed or money positively
refunded. moderate prices. Phone Ai. 1852.
se1T-tf
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BURY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe end
Jefferson sts-
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EROOKIaAND. ID. c.
ARTHUR Il. F. LUERssEN Drug Store
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1000. 900 Spruce Laths.

s. a thousand. You can't get them else
where ar this price. Smiths First street
and Indiana avenue northwest. Phone.
East us
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Greater Washington Meat Market.
Anything to Sell

hy public aucuoH2 Include 81 In Satur-
day sale al Weschler's. go Pa. ave. NV.
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

NORTHWEST.
GOLDENBEkGl S, 4th and * sts. nv
8 kANN. SONS 81 CO, Alh ana Market space
ERWIN CIGAR STORE. 18th ana Fla ave.
EHAIN.S CIGAR STORE -sl2 IAN 81. nv.
". T. MCAILIA. Cigar store. 18th ana NV.
ROBERT IT, PEILOLD. The Harvard fhaFr
macy. lltH and Harvard SITS. nv.
". A. DARLING cor. ldtl and II SIS. NV.
J.. FRENCH SIMPSON, cor. lth st.. Rhode
Island ave. and IL st. NV.
CHAS. e. ECRNC%G, Cnr.Etiani Pharmacy
EW- cor. lth and A sts- NV.
DONN a. SANFORD. New York ave, ana
North Capitol 81.
r. A NEITCH. 10th and II sts NV.
QUIGLET'S PHARMACY. 2Ist and sts. NV.
GILLETTE g. CO.. I4th and Z SITS. NV.
j. 7. IAALOE. cor. 5th and y SITS. n"
EUGENE II, NICHOLS, 1901 Pa ave nv
NORTHEAST.
CHAS. II. BLUMER n. Cap. and i; SITS. ne.
AcCHESNEN & JOACHIM cor. 2d End p sts.
SOUTHEAST
A. r. POWELL. 4th and East Capitol sts.
ODONNELL DRUG CO., Sth and O. sts.
Il s. FEALE. nv. cor lIth ST. and Pa ave.
SOUTHWEST
V. HUGO EISENBEIsS. 7tE and 3 streets.
ANACOSTIA.
BURY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe End
Jefferson sts-
BROOKLAND d. c.
ARTHUR Il. F. LUERssEN. Drug Store.
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
r. T. CARSE * CO.. 703 King 81
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90 s-Ib. Baskets CO..

Best quality for making wine; lcwest
price. Jos. ID. GIorgio & Co.. 921 la. ave.
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WANTED-A girl for general housework;
middle-aged preferred l.. PORTION, 18th and
Maryland ave. ne. oc2-3t
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Dancing.

THE ORDWAN, 42I nth ST. n W.-Every
Tuesday Thursday. and Saturday even
lngi beginners class 1880; advanced $3.50.
Lady assistants. Proper discretion used in
admitting scholars 90 our academy. Lesson.
tlC; six lessons. $3.50. Private lesson by ap-
p9iutment. Hall for rent, uight or day.
sell -2Jt PROF. CHAS. NJ WYNDFAM
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WANTED-CoIored boy as bootblacH; one who
lives IN Southwest preferred. 1870 Ga e. sw.
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Help Vented
MnIa On. EamnEa.

ORCHESTRAL those wishing ensemble
practice address ORCHESTRA, Times office.
for Information. state instrument. cello bass
ana wind instruments preferred. THE DI-
RECTOR oc2-2t
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Wanted-ROO1as 9 Board.

appreciates dainty SURROUNDINGS. room and
board IN refined family; near Pension once
Address BOX 5jS. Times OnICe. OCl-3t
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Situations Wanted-Ffale.

AMBITIOUS young man Of twenty-five de-
sires position with chance for advance
ment. references. Address BOX 57s. Times
ofice. oc2-zr
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Musical.

FOR sALE-A collection of valuable OLD
violins by Italian, French and German max
ers must be sold at once 2o25 18th St NV
seI3-30t
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WANTED-ENperience white mattresses for
dining room Of handsome apartment house;
comfortable rooms furnished Apply coo.
Mestmoreland. 2l20 Callfom.s 81 %
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Wanted-ROoms.

NANTED-Ono furnished or unfuTnisled
room and board for Two. with bath nearby
country, Virginia preferred. Address BOX
5f5. Times oflCe. oc2-5t
FANTED-Two furnished rooms for light
housekeeping between 9Th and 18th sta. NV
Address BON $50 Times Office oca-3t
yVAETED-Furnished room by student, near
10Th and I sts NV; state terms. Address
BOX 652, Times Office. ocI-st
IF YOU WANT your rooms rented bring
them % GERSON DENT & CO. Gil 9TH ST.
NV, We are the only real estate agents in
the city who rent our furnished rooms
FOR RENT-By October Is three large IN
furnished rooms: light housekeeping; heat.
gas not over SIG: near cars. 1893 c 81. Sc.
seS0-5t
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Old Ma ttTesses Renovated Made Good
as new by the Th0rp Carpet Cleaning
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-Boarders.

EXCELLENT HOME COOKING; homemade
desserts; fruits; fresh eggs creamery but
ter best coffee; 81 monthly. 9l7 NV.
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Help Wanted-FemaIe.

WANTED-Neat. attractive girl for Office
work. resident Of Columbia or Washington
Heights desired. salary small 10 start. Ap-
ply NEW ENGLAND BAKED BEAN CO.
2A42 18th 81. NV II
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N anted- Furniture.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. ca
pets. stoves, bric-a-braC, and al kinds OF
household goods. BAUATS FURNITURE
SHOP. 18th and T. sts NV. Phone North fslS
Formerly 9th and L. sei5 a9t
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THREE unflrHished rooms: light house.
keeping. - Myrtle ST. ne. se2-st
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Advertisements viii be accepted az any OF
the follo~ing branch offices al regular ONCE
rates II IJ is Ec0nVcuicuJ 20 leave advertise
ments at either q branch oliice or The Ililos
Business Once. they may be telephoned direct
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