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Observation-Disclosures

WAATED-PaWu tickets f0F diamonds and
leNeirg; cash paid for diamonds, old gold,
silver platinum, antiques. Curius, T.. :. gold
dollars. etc Money 90 loan on goods Of
value. l~otI is ABBAHAMS, Bonded Broker.
fa3 SUI 81. NV. Phone n. ISIS fe9-tf
WANTED-Highest cash prices paid for worn
garments ladies' or gentlsmsn's. Also shoes
and hats, Address potal and 1 viii call any
ncur. b IARsHEs. 1Jls lth ST NV Phone
North 49,. noz7-s0t
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. Don't put
away your old clothing. shoes. hats. and
shirts before seeing me. as / pay highest
cash prices for them. Drop postal. will call.
II. GEWIRZ, lbs 3th a. nv. JazS-l5t
WANTED-Olitvr or Underwood typewriter
and u " 81 National cash register. must
BE- ia good condition address RALPH r.,
Times Office fes-st
WANTED--SxlU view camera. must be in good
condition and bargain. Address CAM
ERA. I-i5 I 81. NV. fes-9L
i HAVE A GOOD PIANO. cost $3.50. VIII trade
f0r "a horse. Apply GOLDEN HOUSE, above
Good Hope Hlii r. o. Ies-zl
WAErEp-To buy. cash. slo0p OF cat-riKged
boat, not under 8 feet cabin boat must be
fairly good condition state price. dimensions.
etc. Address VA. KILROY General Delig-
cry, T. O.. Philadelphia. TIA. fe3-5t
WANTED--Old sold and silver We ray
big prices BUhFEIND rs SIN 81 nv.
ia21-3lt
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WANTED loan Of 500 for four months.
good security ana liberal interest Address
BOX Zss. Times Office fe3-sf
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Wanted-Furniture.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets stoves, bFic-a-brac. ana az kinds oi
household goods BAEMS FURNITURE
SHOP, 18th and u SITS. nv. Phone North
1913. Formerly 9Th and u. ials-s5t
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Birds, Dogs, Etc.

FANCY poultry. pigeons. singing cauaries
breeding cages. parrots, dogs. eats. plant
food soidnshes goats rabbits, Guinea pigs.
etc sCHAIDS BIRD STORE. 1l2 Iztl q
IsA-L
TRY LEES BIRD STORE. 1851 5tn ST. NV
Yellow heads. Amazon Panama. Isle u Pines
Cuban, red heads. and dwarf parrots. mau-
keys, HorH-Qsitis. goldfish. canarles. DOGS.
uuZI-U
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Situations Wanted

Female.
WAETEU-By girl. chamber work hotel or
boarding house. lllf Union court. 10
AN EXPERIENCED old lady VIII give her
services Tor a comfortable home with nice
people Address BOX 517 Times Office. 10
WANTED-By experienced telephone operator.
position. Address BOX %. Times office.
f-A-3I
WANTED-By young lady, employ meat Boo
office OF studio small salary 10 start. refer
ence. 1871 9Th II. NV. r. r. g.. fss-5t
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TITLES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
ONE CENT A WORD FoR

SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOX RENT ROOFS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD VA NTEB
Two cents "a word Tor all other classified
advertisements Tor less than three insertions
II inserted for thr, OF more consecutive
days one cent a word IlE each insertion.
Ilesz rates do EuL apply TO Personals.
Advertisements viii be accepted al any OF
the following branch offices al regular office
rates II DC is iugluE eul-uL 10 leave advertise
Ileuts az either a branch office 9I The Times
Business Once they may BE- IlleuhGued direct
l. The Times Main 5-5tI. and a messenger
90 the advertiser.
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Storage.
For Sale-TypewriterS.

No. 6 REMINGTON. SIS; would rent CHEAP
Addres BOX 81 Times Office. fest
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Wanted-ROomS.

WANTED-By refined young man, board and
room in private family OF moderate means.
Address BOX 80. Times once. fes-5r
WANTED-TWo or three furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, in Northwest section one
child Two years old G n D.. t131 sth ST.
NV fe8-2t
WANTED-TWo nice unfumished rooms for
light housekeeping within i've minutes
walk Of 18th ST. and Pennsylvania ave e.4
Ii 81 NV. IeI-1t
WANTED-FUTnlshed OF UnfuTuished single
room. hsighbdFhood Of 81 and q SITS HW..
running water Ia room preferred state price.
Address BOX Z3z Times Office fei-e0d-5t
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WANTED -Three-ehair barber outfit Tor CASH
give fuii particulars ana price Address BOX
Z53. Times offce fes-sr
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For SaIe-niScellaneOuS

FINE NEW Standard sewing machine all
attachments, s.. Domestic. s.. We trade ia
Davis Vertical Feed. because q is superior
sewing qualities DAVIS AGENCY. si3 5th
81, nv. Phone n ssss. fes-2t
and three chairs. H.50; one Col gFaphophoSs
and Hine records SIS; dishes and other uIeu-
sis must be sold quick fes-5t
FREE LESSONS In hand ana mechlne en-
hfoidery' expert teachers. DAVIS AGENCY.
sig san 81 NV fest
FOR sAI.E-30 pairs Of me squab breeding
homers. SIC BARCLAY. go Louisiana ave
FOR sALE-Fresh Jersey COW: big mixer.
six years Old. ss5 cheap al so. Apply SO
81. nv. il
FOR sALE-Cheap National cash register.
No go an excellent machine Tor "a bar APP
ply 10 i4-o Pennsylvania ve- fe5-st
FOR sALE-Oak counter and cash desk.
FRANKLIN LAUNDRY, SIS 18th IT. nw.
FOR sALE-PraIrie State incubator 100 eggs.
cheap good as neH', zs23 BrighfWood ave,
FOR sALE-shoW window. 81 IN St NV
Apply OF premises te5-si
PIANO, Upright good condition. SIS. u54 lIth
81. nv. fest
FOR sALE-GeutIenan's dark cloth business
suit made 60 order cost IS; ia good eondi-
ton medium size viii sell FOR s.. Al
dress n. }. r.. Times ofhce
FOR sALE-crate for square piano. very
reasonable 565iz 18th 81 Sc. feS-5t
BARGAINS IL Used PIANOS
This does not mean cheap pianos. II means
~
tlent very convenient.
Knabe Rosewood Upright Just S250 00
IKE new was fs3l uoVs.r.--s.-..-
KHabe Rosewood Piano. me S300 on
diun size pright--.---..---..----.
D. S9lsa Upright. large size. Ike $4,000
s5 sterling 1dag Upright. in good order: $1,000
case Ss" 5 E9f l5as Uprishti fancy $4,000
f 5sssfy up'isAi mahogany case. $4,000
vo.. Rosewood r,o-,.s, $4,000
PIASO PLAYERS. from So upward
WM. KSAEE a. co.
1zIs--9 + Street X W
FOR sALE-Bedroom furniture, mattresses.
pillows. and blankets cheap. Apply STORE.
- l4th 81 nw, fe5-st
FOR sALE-MORE THAN SIXTY slightly
used high grade pianos that have been pau ia
perfect condition are offered now al genuine
bargain prices. For instance SJeiuWay. SIS;
stieI, f459s sEJnIuger. $50 GableT, So, ScLu-
bert t-1J5 sticu, {l55i Emerson. SIG, kim
bali. $40. Used plano players from 500 a.
go Used squares e. ana So Easy pay
li-sils o j. DeAOLL 4 CO.. l-sI O. ST.
fe5-f
ALL MATERIAL contained in houses. New
ltlIlIi sl-lre ave and q ST. HH-, nov being
wrecked. carriage elevator. good As new.
large stock " all Kinds second laaa building
materials always GA hand Apply GA prem
Uses OF o. q. EDW CLARK builders SUP
plies, 1919 New Jersey ave Phone North ~.
fe3-I0t
Z FiEEWOOD. stove lengths. s. per ou=-haIf
cord. Address F. e MITCHELL. AaaclsIia,
D. @ Phone East go. fe5- lot
IMITATION TYPEWRITTEN LETTERS
Z ne Kind your customers can't tell from the
real thing very low rates HANWORTH
@-5-tf
SALE
THREE UPRIGHT PIANOS:
$4,000 StieL tuse1J .--......----.-.z ago %
S5oo-DJ stelnWay tusedJ ..-.........szy3J 90
S521eu kuaBe used ..........-... .szo3 %
CHAS. 81. STEEP.
81 18th 81. y. W.
J. g CONLlFF. Manager. dez-tf
GET A PIANO FREE.
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ANACO5TIA.
bCRE-s PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
jefferson EuE-
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GROCERY. cheap; muse rent. $780, had
health. ZZ52 IJh 81 nH- fes-1I
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Dancing.

THE ORDWAY G3I nth St n W-Evsry
TUESDAY, Thursday. ana Saturday even
lnEs beginners class, 1885, advanced $50.
Lady assistants Proper discretion used In
admitting scholars 10 our academy Lesson
5lcs SIX lessons $50. Private lesson by aB-
plluLueut- open ali summer. electric fans
5a--1Jt PROF CHAS. 81 WENDHAM
PRIVATE DANCING Lessons. I5e: guaran-
Rec waltz ana J1O-sfep iu 5 lessons. class Il
per month"; piano. -ef dancing lal f5F reat.
station - f-f-Ef -gXSu
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For Rent

For Rent
Furnished or Unfinished Rooms.
APARTAIENT-Three front rooms. bath. fur
uished or unfurnlshed- for light housekeep-
ing. reasonable. a Wyoming ave. fe3-aJ
FOR RENT-Ore large room. Furnished or
UNFINISHED. IN an apartment house. also
private family steam heat and porcelain
bath. Al4 NJ 81. NV, Flat T. 1870 pm. 10
TWO furnished OF uRfuTnished rooms for
rent for light housekeeping 5i9 Sd ST. nv.
fest
ROOMS-FuTnished and unfurnished; fur
mace heat, gas. 81 Massachusetts ave. NV.
fea-2t
NICE large front room; steam heat. bath
heated; gentlemen 1902 18th ST., first fiat II
uu II NW.-EeautifuI large room, we'll
heated; bay windows slZ month. furnished
or unfurnished; other rooms, S. month up
trausients, 50 cents. fe9-3t
1926 STU ST. NW.-Three desirable rooms
for light housekeeping on second floor. with
hath reasonable fest
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SOUTHWEST.
V. HUGO EISENBEIsS. 7th and 4 gtnaets
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Rooms and Board.

IN PRIVATE FAMILY. furnished front
rooms and board. near Capitol, Library. cars f.
home cooking. ~ 4 81. ne. fest
THE OHIO. Seward square Sc, has beauti-
ful unfurnished rooms, hot-WateF heat; extra
Table board. Il
$40 sE-LaFge. bright, front room; twin beds:
water heat telephone, home table board
feS-2t
1725 DE SALE ST.-Large. bright well fur
Missed comfortable rooms. special attention
20 taOle, Il
2307 X ST. NW.-TwO sunny front rooms
Just vacated. southern exposure large closets
porcelain bath; Avenue car line. fes-zr
LARGE second floor room. WITH board. re-
fn,d home. phone service. s23 X St nv
fCs7-St
WANTED-Boarders. $3.50 per week. fur
nished rooms for light housekeeping, 6l5 New
Jersey ave. NV Ja3l-30t
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BRooKIAND. D. C.
ARTHUR Il +. LUERSSEN. Drug Store.
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FoEsTONs BOTANICAL PHARMACY. cor.
18th st. ard Florida ave. ne
CHAH- II ELJMEh n. Cap and r SITS ne.
AeCHEsNE4 q JOACHIM. cor. ID and + SITS.
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.


VANTED-Xou 10 know We teach AL stand
ard systems OF Shorthand ana typsWFtting.
and can prepare pupils for positions IN o. %
20 days. special Afternoon sessions Tor GOV
eminent employees. 5TENDGR AFhlE AtAD-
ENVY Colorado building. Ie4-1lt
ARTIST Viii give lessons ia china paint
ing Address BOX $50, Times Office less. 10
y ANFED-Actors and actresses Tor dramatic
show. Call q, NJ. maxwell 40 tth na-
~
GOOD OFFER Co good caterer IA sFst-eiass
house and location call. with references. Q
D. u.. ISIS q st. nv.
WANTED-Nou want good position any ca
paciJyT Call at EUREKA. lelI New YORK
ave, prompt service f-s.F.I
WANTED-Typewrite and stenDETaphers
with some experience salary s. 20 start
Apply after 1880 Room 6l3 COHCORAN
BUILDING. tei-it
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Horses and Vehicles.

FOR EALE-TR8 large work horses one
30 ana one 800. one small driving horse.
Iu q 81 nv fes-8L
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Personal.


NINE MARTHA, Nss YorKs Wonderful
Faimisti fuIl life readings. Soc S03 II 81. nv.
fest
NINE. RAY reveals past. present. future,
domestic and love affairs her speeialties, s58
1 ST. nv. fe7-4r
WORKISGAi1N this is the hardest time OF
the year ~ provide for your families we win
nelp you BY selling you a good tailor made
suit OF owe coat slightly used Al prices u
suit the dull times. JJsIHS OLD STAND,
6lg D. fe4-7t
BRADFORD's DETECTIVE AGENCY. suite
"a COLORADO BUILDING, I4th and q
Phone Main zsz8- Expert specialists in deli
cate and Intricate iugssti cations any cause
an sections. ABSOLUTE secrecy guaranteed. For
night service. phone residence. North 43z3
fest
AlR. z. MILLION. PaImlsr ana Psychic sla
Eye Il. nv. Ills readings ELI you anything
you wish 70 know They are scientific and
accurate Hours. 5 10 and s pm 10 10
pm Open Sunday. jail s5t
If YOU ARE giYiag Up housekeeping ana
wish 10 sell part OF all o. your furniture
semi postal 10 81 Sth ST. NV. The old Re-
liable store that pass tie highest prices.
b. A-I
MME- DAVIS. ths born cIairg0yant ana card
reader. removes spells. evil influences and
gives good luck lEA 9th 81 nv. give me
= call. 1aIs-s5t
MRS BISHOP. PaImist- Information eIesr'
concise. ant 10 the point IL sth 81 nv
1azl-tf
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SOUTHEAST

a. r POWELL 4th and East Capitol 81
ODONNEl-L DRUG CO, Sth and u SITS
"a. :. bEALI. NV. cor nth and Pa ave
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ALEXANDRIA. Va.
r. l. CARNE a CO.. 100 King 81.
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Bicycles.

SELL YOUR BICYCLE 10 the man who uavs
the highest price. It's g.. y. HUNTER -Fhg
Bicycle Man. rs Pennsylvania ave. NV.
1a1l-tf
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attachments, S.: Domestic. s.. we trade ia
hfst-ciass machines OF al makes t0F the
Davis Vertical Feed. because 0f It's superior
sewing qualities DAVIS AGENCY, sig tn
st. nv. Phone n $685. fest
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Help Wan.ed-nale.

WANTED-Br.ght good size. active boy Of
10, with bicycle. 10 run eTrands and make
himself useful around telegraph Office, one
having 10 make a living preferred. Apply
90 ROOM 525. Corcoran building. S. weekly
20 start. fes-3t
WANTED-second cook and dlshwasher.
BATES LUNCH ROOM, .eZ2-24 ltth 81 NV.
fes-2t
WANTED-A colored boy 10 drive carriage
ana attend 10 furnace, rsfrence required.
GEO. T. KEEN. 1910 + st. NV fes-5t
wANTED-Driver Tor milk wagon. Apply
HARTUNG'S DAIRY. los Florida ave. NV
feb-3t
WANTED-Strong white hoy, with bicycle,
delivery work. TYPEWRITER AND OF
FICE SUPPLY co. ll07 G 81 fes-2t
WANTED-A barber to can at eslS l4th ST.
NV, at once. feI-5t
wANTED-A good. sober Larber. 1915 Penn
sylyania ave. nv, fel-st
wANTED-Head waiter. head beilman for
hotel today. BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY
503 10Th 81 NV. feI-5t
BOYS We have an excellent watch We are
giving away for about on hour work
come IN and earn one. Room 10 500 sth ST.
NV. fe7-3t
MADE $4,000 IN hve years IN the mail or
der business. began with s.; anyone can ID
the work in sDa-e time AT home: semi fol
free booklet tells how 20 get started
MANAGER. BOX $40. LockDort. n y
fe2-s6t
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn 81.
"a 500 monthly corresponding for newspapers
sure, steady work: no eanVassingi experiences
unnecessary; send for particulars PRESS
sfNDlCATE. I.ochpoTt. y. r. de-0 -sot
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PRINTING! business envelopes, sl-55i l-9Jl,
sI55i 90 bushes cards. sI05f l,oJ1 $50
HAANOEIH PUBLISHING HOUSE 60 y
r.. NV. fest
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Miscellaneous.

MISS Bjr BASQUE mas moved 10 lzz7 -Istb
81. NV, ~e1peued dress making. makes fancy
gowns and also tailoring fe7-et
WE REPAIR aud move furniture. HOW
ARD. l-3 II 81. ne. Phone East I-eg
ga44-s1t
HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO sELLq Yer
viii be agreeahly surprised 10 you viii lei
ne sell II Tor you. MARCUS NOTES. as sth
ST NV Phone Main STA uoI0-tf
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COUNTRY MARE. dHe driver. suitable for
bushes tH1 II ST. Lee fe9- 4
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WANTED-A girl for general houseworki i've
ia family good wages. Tl2 5th 81 nv.
te9-at
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47z o NW.-One gas range. $50; two taDlss
and three chairs. $3.50; one Col gEaphophoS
and Rtne records. SIS; dishes and other uten-
Sis must be sold quick. fes-st
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FREE LESSONS IN hand and mechine en-
hfoideryi expert teachers. DAVIS AGENCY,
sl3 sun 81 NV fest
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UphOlStering.

UPHOLSTERING, recovering. polishing and
repairing al your own home. good nudge II
antiques thoroughly reliable. J. FOSTER
65l 81. Sc 1a9l-e7f
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Floor Oil.

Every housewife should use Hunters Dust
Killing Floor oil II does away with scrub
bling. Easily applied with mop. s5c q gal
Drop postal. lla FeuHsy ivania ave. NV.
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Lost.

WOULD the party who took coat by mistake
February az cnachmen's ball. please return
70 ROLAND EVANS. 18th ami L SITS. NV.
fe9-3t
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State Council Junior Mechanics.

AT the annual meeting of the State
Council Jr, O, U. A, Mechanics in Tren-
ton on Wednesday the following officers
were elected.
Joseph N, Thompson, Ocean Council
No. 10, New Egypt, State Councillor; DR.,
Grafton E. Day, Paine Council No, 2O4,
Co~llingswood, vice councillor; j, Preston
Potter, Jersey Blue Council No. 90, Clay
ton; State Council Conductor; John d.
Lee, East End Council No POI, Newark.
State Council Warden; j, j. C~levenstine,
OF ~Brldgeton, member of finance COM
mittee for five years,
After the installation oil officer rs the
following appointments were made: State
council chaplain, Rev, S. A. Harker, of
AlienWood; state council inside sentinel,
A Judson Harris, of Toms River; state
council outside sentinel, Frank X. Cabs,
OF Montclair. The officers were installed
by Past State Councillor James ]. Reed,
of Seabright,
The report of State council Secretary
Miers shows that there are 204 council,
the same as last year one having been in
stltned and an old one supended.
Total number at the close of the fiscal
year was 1928 contributing members
and Z honorary members. Receipts
from all sources were $62S, 479 81, Total
amount paid out for all purposes was
5000, 5o7.9S a gain for the year of
SS7, S36.S3 Total worth the subordinate
councils is 1882, S95 SO, a increase of
$50, 639.25 for the year.
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n. P. Conference Appointments.

The Goth annual session of the New
Jersey Methodist Protestant Conference
came to a close on Monday after a five
days session i'll the First NJ. P. Church at
Millvile.
On Sunday George D. Jones, of Atlantic
City, was ordained and or Monday,
Clarence Let's, known as the Sunshine
Engineer Evangelist" was ordained.
The trustees to the annual conference
were Instructed to sell the old church
property at Bridgeport and see to it that
the new church was insured. The Rev.
James f Niwea -sna,aAe, -
W~ltnuraWai, and-tnls was granted.
The report of the membership COM
mittee shows 4737 members in good stand
ing i'll the conference, a gain over last
year of 1S6. The election OF delegates to
the national conference, which convenes
at P%ittsburg, Pa, next May, was a warm
1y contested affair. Only one ballot was
taken, which resulted in the Rev. C.. D.,
Sinkinson, OF Atlantic City, and the Rev.
w. ID. Stultz, of Manasquau, being elect
ed to represent the ministers and George
Coxson, of Miilville, and Mr.. Trubenan,
of Glassboro, laymen.
An invitation was extended to the con-
ference to hold the lex annual session at
Atlantic City, on the third Wednesday of
October. The invitation was accepted.
The conference appointments are as fol-
lows:
Allenwood, S. A. Harker; Atlantic CITY.
Christ Church, G. ID. Sinkinson; Trinity
Church, George D.Jones; Peoples Miss E.
E. Nutter; Avon, q. Walker; Bridgeton-
First Church, Louis D. Stultz; Second, to
be supplied; Bransboru, W.. E. Petit;
Camden Memorial, j. H. Clark; Calvary,
to be supplied. Egg Harbor Circuit.
ShapIey; Fair Haven, j. L. Lupple;
Friendship, j. w. Litsinger; Glassboro,
F. +. Craig; Gibbsboro, r. j. Patterson;
Glendola A. Patton; Kearney, S. Cairn;
Lake Come, ]. F. Turkalson; Leesburg,
j. G. Angelo; Manasquan, w. y. Stultz.
Millville, G. S. Kidd; Morristown; j.
Lpffbury; Magnolia, E. E. Somers, New
Brooklyn Circuit, P. V. Petty; OceanviIle,
to be supplied; Osbornville, to be supplied;
PENIS Grove, H. r. Black wood; Pleasant.
vile, st. Johns, Theodore Darnell;
Mount Pleasant, w. L. Morton. Pitman,
to be supplied; Point Ariel, j. L. Watson;
Roseland, J, Ii. Algor; Robertsville, r.
H. Slater; South Amboy, n. E. Webb;
Somers Point, A. A. Lenning; Union
Valley, II. Hampton; Westville, A. c.
Struthers.
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Small Barn Burned

AT 3 o'clock Wednesday morning. Rev.
ii. S. Kidd, who now lives with his
mother, Mrs. Rachel Kidd on Harmony
Street was awakened by tie barn of his
neighbor Samuel Raine, being on fire.
He called Mr.. Raine who tod the tele.
phone central to give a fire alarm, but
thru a misunderstanding an alarm was
not given until some one went to the fire
house.
Flames soon enveloped the building
and nothing could be done to save the
building nor its contents. The first one
there found the entry door open and the
entry way atlame so that the horse could
not be cut loose. 1t was roasted. A
good surry and a buggy were burned.
The barn was 16x20 feet.
MIR. Raine estimates his loss at about
S4O0 on which was no insurance.
The fire company arrived after the flame
had reached its height and did good
service i'll preventing the spread OF the
fire.
1t must have been set on fire as the door
was open. Tramps have been found
sleeping in the barn and one was driven
away some weeks ago.