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The Washington times., 1906-01-09

OLD ESTABLISHED grocery store in north
vest very cheap. COLUMBIA BUSIN E5s
EAoHANGE. Ill5 = ST. Ja9-5t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

OLD CARPETS woven into reversible rugs.
carpets bought. Drop postal or telephone
East 55l-M- NONPAREIL. l23 9Th st. Sc
jas-3t
PIANO LESSONS-Careful attention given
10 children. Terms moderate. MISS X s13
sth st. Sc. fsR-7f ~
WATERMAN in Government department
wishes to exchange places with partv Of
like grade. Address BOX 112. Times Office
ja5-st
LACE CURTAIN LAUNDRY, formerly 1s99
9Th ST. NV. now II29 4th st: no lime. IN
cents pair mali attended TO. ia7-3t
HAVE YOUR SKIRTS MADE by The skim
tailoring company. We also remodel an
kinds Of garments sI3 14th St ta2-s0t
OLD CARPETS WOVEN into fne arr rugs
WASA RUG CO. 5l6 Sth ct. NV. Telephone
80 oc25-Sm
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COmpO-BOard Is Substantial & Slightly

4 modern and thoroughly hygienic
finish for walls. ceiling and cornice, Alb
solutely damp-proof. ThOs. w. Smith
1st and Ind. ave.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-T-xo white and one colored man
to solicit town with household article;
good commission paid Address BOX l40.
Times of1ice. Jag-2t
wANTED-Cutter as partner ia nne tailoring
store, nne location. Address BOX 1S-,
Times office. Jas-&t
WANTED-Lunch counter man II TO .
IDEAL LUNCH, I404 Pennsylvania Ia ave NV.
MANIFESTATIONS white driver; must
he neat locking and come well recommended.
BUDDS SO Sth ST nv JaS-2t
WANTED-Messenger boys with bicycles.
salary 81 Apply Immediately, NJ. PHILIPS
BORN q CO. 80 llth 81. NV. It
wANTED-Colored driver for delivery wag-
onsi only those with department store eX-
perienCe need apply to W. NJ. Balderston
Manager, before 10 o'clock. P-ALAIS ROYAL,
A, Lsner. Ja9-3t
WANTED-Boys between Il and IL years OF
age for wagons; also special boys. Apply
10 Cashier, 2d floor, PALAIS ROYAL. A
Lisner. ja9-5t
WANTED-A coIored driver. Cal 1924 I4th
St NV. It
WANTEDs-CanYassers for household novelty;
good pay. ~ Loan & Trust Bldg. ja9-3t
WANTED-Night clerk for hotel: also night
engineer. Apply at once, AMERICAN HOME
SEEKERS, 41s 10th st. NV II
WANTED-Two colored men clean cars r. R.
Co, $40; walters. Pa; one hotel houseman:
waiter. city; kitchenman. PHILLIPS HO-
TEL AGENCY, S29 Tth st. NV, 1t
wANTED-One hotel German steward. 500,
Pa eolored chef so. Pa ? walters, New
York state, s25. PHILLIPS HOTEL
AGENCY, SEQ 9Th St. NV. II
WANTED-A good man to do pressing In
tailor store; also a good boy. 1902 14th St
NV. 1t
WANTED-Canvassers to sell jeweiry on in
stallment; reference and bond required: sal
ary. SO week ana commission: only hustlers
need apply. CASrELBERG. ap4, tn, sa-f
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. coIored coffee buss;
must have good reference. Apply at once, Go
Sth 81 NV jaS-St
WANTED-A shoemaker for first class re-
pairing call at once, 2025 18th st. NV.
jaS-St
WANTED-Reliable coIored boy as porter:
bring references. Call 1S47 14th st. NV
WANTED white men TO clean win
dOws Room ZlS Stewart Bldg 6th and ID
sts- NV jaS-3t
WANTED-GoOd barber; steady lob; e1IaTan
teed. wages. al East Capital st. 1as-St
WANTED Plumbers helpers. with card c,
REGAN. 500 9Th ST ne jas-st
WANTED-A man TO build ice boxes for gro
cery use. HOPWOOD. sth and X SITS. ja7-3t
WANTED-A man who understands worlI-
ing circular saw, TO make ice boxes. HOP
WOOD, Sth and X SIS. igI-2t
WANTED-A young man or a boy who has
worked in a woodworking mill. HOPWOOD
Sth and K sts. ja7-3t
W An -oblDAs mHikt ASEsf 10 OF - years
old; not afraid Of rough dirty work Ap-
ply 1918 Pennsylvania ave ia7-9t
WANTED-Young man to work 2s DAYS IN
exchange for business college course. Ad-
dress BOX 104. Times office 1a7-st
PERMANENT POSITIONS PROCURED; we
are constantly receiving orders for book
keepers. stenogra piers. statesmen collectors
shipping, receiving bill. entry clerks ho-
tel. grocery. drug clerks. general Office work
etc MURRY'S AGENCY, 55l Pennsylvania
ave. fourth floor. ROOM IA ja7-st
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ANTED-Woman TO do cooking and gen
eTal hOusewOrk for small family - ST.
NV II
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

wANrED-Typewriting to do. &c 100 words.
BOX lS5, Times ONCE Ias-21
WANTED-By unincumbered widow. .. re-
fined position as housekeeper in WidoNef 3
home. Address BOX lSl, Times ot1ce. II
WANTED-By honest. respectable white
woman. position 10 help in kitchen Address
BOX 1SS. Times office. II
WANTED-By reliable coIored girl. place TO
do light hcuseWork or nurse. 40 Washing
ton 81 NV. II
WANTED-By colored girl. place as cham
berm6id or waitress. 40y Isl 81. nv
WANTED-PIace 10 cool, or do Iazs,-dry work.
lsl6 Florida ave NV "
WANTED-Washing TO do al home. 500
Freeman's court NV. Il
WANTED-Place 10 cook and do housework.
Apply 70 p 81. nw. ja9--t
wANTED-Place to do general housework
2229 u 81. nv ja9-3t
WANTED-PIacs 10 cook OF work by day.
Call IS Featon ST ne Wages s2 week Il
WANTED-By reliable c0lored woman. gem
eral hOuseWoTk' no washing. 155 Harvard 81.
NV jag-2t
WANTED-By settled colored woman. place
as cook, must stay nights 22i i St NV. Il
WANTED-By three reliable girls. situations
as cook. chambeTmaid and houseWOrker.
Phone North 1912, 1887 7th st. nw. II
WANTED-By white woman. any kInd of
me laundry work T 81 NV iaS-5t
clerical work Of any description, is good
penIuan and willing 10 work for small com
pensation- Address MISS A. W. Box Iy5
Times office. Ia7-st
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WANTED-White girl for general housewOrk;
no washing or ironing. Apply l5o 9th St NV
iaq-3I
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AUTO TIRES.

HOW STRANGE! Still buying experience.
when your old tires can be made like new:
stop buying new tires: get wise. When
punctures, blowouts, and Timcuts bother sea
US. also Tor new rubber covers We save
you dollars, having complete New York fac
tory facilities. Hercules non-sRid covers man.
ufactured and applied. Rebuilt American,
and foreign tires epd non-skids on sale
cheap. Phone North I757 Az TOMOBILE
TIRE AND REPAIR WORKS. 17th and q
sts -iw. de12-30t
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED. 200 cheaper than other
firms; work guaranteed. II. HEWITT, GIL
East Capitol st ta7-3t
ROOMS PAPERED, sl.75 up: house painting:
lowest prices. CARLISLE BROS Gas II ST
ne. Phone East 1881 ja7-3t
WM Y MAHONEY, the Progressive Paper
hanger, relianIe. prompt, cheap; legal guar
antee covers all work; send postal for
free samples and estimate. Main store eG3
Pennsylvania ave. Sc. telephone East ia 3
or following agencies: De Maine & Co. 3207
N ST. NV; EdlaVitch's store, Bowie. Md. !.
10 Monroe St, Anacostia; MattinglRs store
Congress Heights; COZ New York ave. NV. (:
1870 Z ST Sc: new agency just established
Sonaway's store. Laurel, Nd. ja4-7t
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Chris. xanders Pride of Virginia Por

Drop postal or phone NJ. Pa for this fine
medicinal port, l5c qJ only at 500 7th st.
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You Can Ger "Royal Pilsen.D

mentS. Special glasses ars provided for
serving it. Abner-Drury Brewing Co.
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Use Rosenfeld's Ice-Cream and Ices.
s13 II ST ne. Phone East 1909
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE? " store for T5c a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. AIg-sa0-s -s22
18th st NV. Phone Main 4229 noI-SOt
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-Fou two-family apart
ments, rented al s30 each: viii trade for
unirn proved ground KARRICK d NET
CALF. 1893 @ ST. NV. jaT-3t
WILL EXCHANGE corner apartment cost
SO coo. renting for s4 500, subject to $40 coo
Tor uninpFoved ground. KARRICK & MET
c s If 1898 @ ST. NV. ja7-3t
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FOR RENT-oFFICES

FOR RENT-DesirabIe once rooms in lie
Evans building, 14ls-li2z New York ave
rental very low. including heat, light, and
ianitor service. aeIs-s0t
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

A FEW select male and female canaries
thoroughly healthy. sS3 New York ave,
9a9-st
WE SELL the best feed for your house
plants. also for birds. dogs cats sold-
fishes, and have good singing canaries par
rots. dogs, monkeys. fancy poultry and
pigeon for squad raising. SCHMID BIRD
STORE. 7n 18th st NV ia2tf
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Narcissus, s5c Dozen,
at Kramer's. 9l6 st. NV.
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wANTED-HoUSES.

WANT INVESTMENT PROPERTIES-Stor
-homes Nothing too small or too large.
HARRISON REALTY CO.,
so7 Street N. w. no5-tf
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FOR RENT-APARTNENTS

THE KENT. us North Carolina ave. Sc:
handsome new apartments southern eXDo-
sure; six large outside rooms and bath: large
rear yard and pJrches; steam heat; hot water.
lanitor service just reduced one apartment
lert- kARRICK * METCALF. 1888 G 81
NV. ds3I-tf
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs & VEHICLES
wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

WANTED-A fine horse and surrey or stylish
carriage In exchange for Northwest real es-
tate, located in the line of important i'm
provements. Address, with fun particulars
BOX a. Times Office ja3-7t
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WAN iED-Three furnished rooms vel
heated private family; light housekeeping;
not over 50 per week. Address BOX Ia,
Times Office. il
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AUTOMOBILES.

WILL EXCHANGE my equity. $500 in house
paying large interest, for automobile, in good
condition. address BOX III, Times office.
Ja7-st
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Large, we'll heated furnished
'front.' room 1855 sth ST. NV, ja9-3t
FOR RENT-Two rooms. s. ana 81. 7is nth
81. NV. ja9-3t
FOR RE8T-Burnished rooms. suitable for
IIgnt holseAeeping. zl6 6 st. nv. jag-3t
FOR RENT-Four rooms. second noor for
light housekeeping. 500 st. NV, no chill
dren, ia9-3t
CHEERFUL furnished room, vel heated
gas bath. S.. Is Massachusetts ave. NV
jay-5t
FOR RENT-Three desirable furnished rooms.
entire floor: hot and cold water. 207 81.
NV. jas-2t
ron RENT-Three rooms furnished f5r light
housekeeping Tor gentleman and via. 1li6
SIN st nv. II
FOR RENT-Seoond n,or front room for gen
tleman. 1000 SIN 81. NV 1t
FOR EtENT-Furnlsned room; steam heat,
gas and bath; $40. 704 NJ ST. nv. fa9-3t
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. second floor,
bath .sL ana gas. u-z5 per peek. OWNER so
4th ST. NV. Il
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms fcr light
housekeeping. 7l4 A st. ne. ia9-at
FOR RENT-Three nicely furnished rooms FOR
lght housekeeping; on three ear lines near
pubic bulldingE- 1J7 Z ST. nv. ja5-2t
FOR Furnished rooms light house
keeplng permitted. lS20 @ 81. NV Jas-St
FOR RENT-One or Two furnished rooms.
with board. y28 Massachusetts ave. NV.
jss-5t
For. RENT-NIce furnished room with
board III New York ave jas-5t
FOR RENT-Two rooms. nrst moor. single
or together; board II desired; terms reason
able 9l2 Massachusetts ave. ne. Jab-3t
FOR RENT-Nice han room, third noor,
wen furnished; central location. 723 nth 81.
nv. jaS-st
TWO furnished rooms. single or -en suite.
for light housekeeping. heat and gas 80
FOR RENT-FurnIshed5 5-room fat, SI4uonth.
2424 Franklin ST. ne. Alight North Langdon.
city suburban car jaS-st
FOR RENT-TWo large furnished rooms: one
front and one bscki well heated us sth 81.
nw. jaS-st
venient TO bath jas-st
PLEASANT FRONT room in apartment near
Capitol. steam heat and tiled bath. Il.
THE ROLAND, d and Maryland ave ne
ta6,s,s
1873 EAST CAPITOL ST. near LIncoln Park.
three large rooms, second floor. complete
for housekeeping; gas range. private family.
Ja7-3t
s07 sTH ST. NW.-Three furnished rooms
foT light housekeeping heat and gas.
AT q. SAVOY. furnished room or suite Of
two. by week, month, or year. ZsJ4 l4th st
ta7-5t
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished hall room, in
handsome home. s. per month. 1872 81 81
nv fs--2t
FOR REST-22o5 y st. NV, furnished front
room, heated; s.; boand II desired. ja7-3t
FURNISHED ROOMS. three squares frou5
posteffices al front. bath gas heat g up
1-6 I2th 81. NV. Ja7-st
Gl5 ST NW--SmaII room. steam heat:
EOr-Water bath laI-sr
BEAUTIFUL front room. first floor: heat
gas. 55 II 81 NV ja7-5t
resl
sonab.e- 1aI-5t
FOR TWO FRIENDS nicely furnished room
Wth OF without board. l224 New YORK ave.
Ja6-5t
BEAUTIFUL FRONT ROOM, open grate
also hail room, private family. half square
from Capitol ana Library. 20 Delaware ave.
he ia8-1t
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FOR SALE-EOTS.

FOR SALE-THREE YEARS AGO the north
east corner OF 18th St and Whitney ave
sold Tor Just twelve times as much as IL
could have been purchased for twelve years
prior 10 that time SIX blocks beyonT
this point and right on the l4th st ex-
tension is the subdivision
FOURTEENTH STREET HEIGHTS.
where you can purchase lots at 50 ceuts
So IT.. with water sewer, granolthic walks
and ali the city improvements free Of cosf
Glad 10 show you the property al any time
ja7-7t ROBINSON & co. tIncD. GIG 1zth ST
FOR SALE-Lot on Roanoke ST. near istht
wide frontage. fine for builder, low price
LOT in BrOokland, near two car lines; very
easy terms FRANK G. BUTTS. Commercial
National Bank building Iss+s
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BACHELOR APARTMENTS.

TWO LARGE ROOMS AND BATH. first
floor, SENECA" Men only All mod
eTn improvements. 81 st. NV.
6e23-tf
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No extracting;
no pain; look, feel. act. and last longer than
painless filing. DR.. J. l. WILSON, 1903 =
St de27-g9t
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WANTED-MONEY.

WANTED-S50. OO0 for I'VE years on first-cisss
real estate Address BOX "a. Times once.
1a9-3t
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-STABLE. 5s stalls; gas and
water. good storage for hay and grain: 10th
and G sts sw Apply Office Of AMERICAN
ICE COMPANY. 1897 Pennsylvania ave. or
9Th st. wharf de29-14t
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Times Want Ads. Bring Results.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

62 ACRES. two houses. six miles frsm L 4
CAPITOL $500 cash. part cash. or viii eT-
eaahge- J. " ScOLLTCK, L. 3 National
Museum. No phone ssTsr
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! WANTII-A working housekeeper at once;
| must have recommendations. Apply al
/ KRAMER The Florist, 9i6 + St NV. Ja9--t
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FOR SALE-FARMS,
HERE 1T IS

Nd, fve miles from Capitol, $500; easy
terms
jas-tf CHAs. D. FOWLER. 512 st. NV.
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FOR sALE-MIscELLAnEoUs.

FOR SALE-Cheap; ]. 900 cubic yards Of mixed
concrete. sand and gravel FOR building Apply
at once, at 81 and y sts sw jas-sf
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DANCING.

SEE THE MOONLIGHT AND
SHADOW DANCES.
THE ORDWAYS, 4Sl 18th St n W-Fvary
Monday. Tuesday. Friday and Saturday even
ing; beginners class, 7;30; advanced $50
Lady assistants; six lessons. $3.50. Private
lessons by appointment. Profs. WYNDHAM
and WILLIS. del6-sOt
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WANTED-ReIiable woman for general work
l109 Rhode Island ave. NV. IL
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WANTED-STABLES.

WANTED-TO rent stable 10 accommodate
two or three horses and wagons. Address
DICKINSON. 1881 7th ST NV. ja7-3t
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ANACOSTIA.

sURY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
jefferson SITS.
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FOR SALE-BIcYcLEs.

ST. JOHN SOLID RUBBER cushion tire; un-
puncturable, light. very resilient: long serv-
ice; tire troubles ended JONES TIRE
WORKS. Agents. G02-6o4 Z st. ia6-7t-exS
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FOR RENT-HoUsES

FOR RENT-Sone OF the most s,tr.-.s,-s
houses IN northeast; several desirable ,9eS'- :
room dwellings with all modern ir,,5,-,,,-
ments; located near r St 9 81 ana ~ =.
lines OF cars. 18th and d ne -
LOUIS +. SHOEMAKER. elZ 18th g, nv
iaq-2t
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

kOOMS AND bOAkD.
FOR RENT-I.arge second story front room;
comfortably furnished. with good heat and
home cOOkingi large enough for two; con
venient to cars. 6lT II ST. NV. ja9-3t
1921 STH ST N.W.-PIeasant room with good
board; table board. 1aS-3t
BEAUTIFUL south front, second story cor
ner bay window room; opposite Capitol.
THE RALSTON, 2o1 y. Capitol, cor. 3.
BRIGHT cheerful room with good board.
1872 10th st. NV. joS-3t
THIRD story room, bow window, southern
exposure, well heated with excellent table
board for two people; terms reasonable. 5I9
l. st. NV. 1aS-2t
LARGE front room, southern exposure; con
Venient location suitable sor two persons;
with board. uo3 II ST. nv jaS-3t
FURNISHED ROOMS and board. e. per
week up; fine table; porcelain baths each
floor. SIS st. NV 5a7-7t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-08
MATTER WAS MADE
POLITICAL ISSUE
Senator Martin Referred to AT.
fair in King George Speech;
Trouble Began Years Ago.

The troublein the Corporation Commits
sion, of which this is the elimination.
begun just one year ago.
Major A. S. Lanier, then first assistant
clerk of the commission, was married
February 49, 1906 Prior to that time his
relations with Mr., John A. Upshur, clerk
to the commission. were friendsly and
cordial. q Major Laniers has testified that
upon his return to Richmond from his
bridal trip, about March 7th, he found
Mr.. Upshur's attitude to him greatly
changed. even to the degree of being
hostile. Things grew from bad to worse,
until there was an open break between
himself and Mr.. Upshur.
Major Lanier, before his marriage, had
conceived and had incorporated the Vir-
gnia Corporation Company, and 1t was
ostenslbly his connection with this COM
pany and the methods and operations OF
the company which caused Mr.. Upshur's
altitude to Major Lanier to undergo
such sudden change during the latter's
absence on his bridal trip.
Early in May the commission asked
Major Lanier to resign. and. as is now
we'll known. he declined to do so and
demanded to see the charges preferred
to the commission by Mr.. upshur.
In this he was denied. Later Judge
crump issued an order removing Major
Lan,er.
Judge Crump made a public statement
Of the trouble through The Times Dis.
patch OF May 2s. 1905, and Major Laniel
gave his side of the AFFAIR May Goth
which was published by The Tlmes- Dis.
patch. May 30th
Some months later Major Lanier
through his counsel. Mr. WI. Royal
filed suit for alleged libel against Mr.
fUpshur. This case il still on the docket
Of the Law and Equity Court.
Judge Crumps connection with the Viz
ginla Corporation Company Hnc.) be-
came something OF q political issue dur
ing the fierce senatorial campaign OF
Montague and Martin, and the latter re-
ferred to Judge crump in chat speech
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-08
upon to make up another budget.
Richmond. Va. CITIZEN.
Road Scraper is Good.

Editor OF The Dispatch:
S!r,-Referring to your article In Mon
days issue. the homemade rut scraper
can be used to good advantage on most
every country road. There is no question
as to the usefulness of the road-drag. 1t
may be OF interest 10 road supervisors
TO know that one practical man and
good team can level over from ten to
twelve miles of road in n day. hard
wood log twelve inches in diameter and
nine feet long. split fiat side to the front,
with edge down, placed three feet apart
and fastened by cross-bars. make solid
scraper. Two pieces OF IT, railroad iron,
sixty pounds to the yard, fastened by
iron roads. make a durable scraper. The
direction Of the pull of the team should
be .'slantwise.' or about 45 degrees. be-
ginning at the sides OF the road. forcing
the loose material into the ruts and to-
wards the center Of the road,
A still better drag Is made OF four inch
by ten inch timber, faced by cutting
edge of iron beveed on the back. a
heavy stick OF timber to smooth and
compact the road may be placed back OF
the cutting board and fastened by chains
about thirty inches In length The draA
is hauled by n tongue fastened to tho
front by means OF eyebolts and hail
circle OF fat-iron fastened securely and
rigidly to the face of the plank Several
holes should be punched. or drilled,
through this half circle. equal distance
apart. and in position to receive n boil
passing through the tongue. BY changing
this bolt any desired slant can be given
to the scraper.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-08
.EX-GOVERNOR'S
FIRST LECTURE
Hon. Al. Montague Formally
Enters Upon His Duties at
Richmond College.
LECTURE LARGELY ATTENDED
Members Of Legislature, Trustees
and Citizens Hears His
Opening Discourse.
LECTURE LARGELY ATTENDED

Hon. A. j. Montague gave his first
lecture as dean OF the law department
at Richmond College yesterday after
noon. The law lecture-room Is quite IL
large one. and the college added a larger
number OF chairs to the regular seats.
Every seat was filled with the crowd that
came to hear the distinguished lecturer.
In the audience were noticed number
o. the college trustees and faculty, sew
eral Of the other prominent mon OF the
city and even members OF the Legisla-
ture. who had found time from their
duties to be present.
President f. w. cartwright presided
and presented the speaker In a few brief
words. He spoke OF the pleasure with
which the college welcomed this distin-
guished accessory to its teaching force.
and outlined the steps that marked the
choice and securing OF the Governor for
this position.
Governor Montague. when he rose to
speak, was greeted with enthusiastic ap-
plause. After speaking In personal way
of his having been n student of the coll
lege and referring to his interest in the
institution as trustee and citizen and
now as teacher. he launched into his
first lecture on Constitutional Law, which
is to be his subject. He spoke briefly
of constitution making in general and
then took up the subject of the Ameri-
can Constitution. The lecture was pro-
found and thoughtful, as well as de-
livered In style marked by the Govern
ors usual grace and charm. To say that
every one was delighted Is to put 1t
mildly. A5fs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-08
PRAYERS for the Council.

Editor Of The Times-Dispatch:
Slr.-7Your Hints to Educators" In to-
day issue is interesting reading to those
who were present at the meeting of the
.CityeC Council Oh Monday evening. There
was a large number gof ladies' present in
the interest of the public kindergarten.
They desired to secure an increase Of
$2.boO over last years appropriation In
order that two new kindergartens might
be opened during the year. But they were
informed by the chairman OF the Finance
Committee that they ought to congratu-
late themselves on the fact that they
had been given the amount of the old
because the committee had
come SO near cutting out the entire ap-s
i am informed that the gentlemen who
oppose this item Of the budget do so on!
the ground that the kindergarten is a day
nursery and that they do not believe in
Spending the city's money to furnish nul-
series to the people.
Togone who is acquainted with the In
valuable educational work of the kinder-
Earten-. this seems to Indicate that we
have not yet entered the Utopian era
pictured In your editorial. n
{ Nor do we agree with You that these
gentlemen are past praying for,'' but
we urge, that you and others who have
the Welfare Of our children, and hence the
welfare ofGtheseity. at heart t. pray that
the II ght-Enay break upon the minds Of
these city fathers before they are called