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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
SCARED TO DEATH
BY MOLTEN METAL
Two Men Burned and Onlooker
Dropped
Dead.

PHILADELPHIA PA January TO-
Albert Lindsay was frightened to death
and two mon were severely burned by an
explosion of molten metal in the finish
ing plant st Baidwin's Locomotive Works
to-day. Frank Sakalowsky and Patricl,
Do.an were burned about the face and
body by thc hot metal which flew over
fhem and Lindsay. who was standing
near was SO frightened that hc collapsed
le was picked up unconscious and was
taken To a hospital with thc injured men.
where il was found hc was dead lie
was forty eight years old.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
PAYMASTER'S CLERKS
SENTENCE IS MODIFIED

WASHINGTON. January IO.-Secretar,.
Hetcalf to-day took final action in the case
OF f8yinaseeI Clerk A. $ Porter. who v-ae
tried az the Boston Navy YARD for IN,
bezziius 5000 from the batticship Rhode
Island, and for attempting To bribe na,-v-
>ard officials Pr Norfolk This sent4n,e
was so far modified as to provide for a
remission OF the hard labor and a re-
oH'u"n or the term OF imprfsoument to
'"" years. az the end OF which time
The dismissal is 90 take eject.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
no DISTRICT BUILDING
FOR THE EXPOSITION

NASHINGTON. January f0-Rv aImoet
unanimots vote The House Committee on
tine District OF Columbia to-day decided
To- lay on Tire table and postpone iu-
definitely consideration o. the bin ape
uropriatng $1,000 for the erection OF a
District of Columbia building and au
exhibit AZ the jamestown Exposition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
Wrote Letters.

ln tie pockets of Mays was found let
ters addressed TO the husband and his
mother in staunton. To his mother he
wrote.
Il am gone. and I have q good
reason for i. You know. I love her
better than myself ! love her and
she afforded me all the happiness /
asked for. She never got mad No
would do thar for him. / was hap7y
untA the las; month. My request IS
bury me ia Roanoke beside Eta my
darling. You will reach Heaven, but
am lost"
The letter 10 the husband was ia the
same strain. telling OF the love for the
wife. and praying God TO bless him and
the children
The sister OF the dead woman states
that about two weeks ago her sister
awoke TO md Mays bending over her,
and he then told her ne intended 10 kin
her. The husband made him leave the
house, and he was boarding in she neigh
borhood when the tragedy occurred.
In one of his pockets four empty NOR
prime bottles were found. MAYS cana
here from Staunton about two months
ago and Mr.. Murray got him. a position
in the West End shops. which he. oult
about a week ago.
The Marrays and Wits had the body
of the murderer taken out of the houss
as soon as possible The undertaken has
wired TO the family in Stsunton as 10
the disposition TO be made of the re-
mains.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
Asks for Troops.

LEXINGTON. KY. January 1O.-A
special from Jackson says
Judge Carnes held session OF court
for fifteen minutes this afternoon He
said he would hold short session to-
morrow. He also announced that he had
asked for troops TO protect himself and
attorneys IN the case. Neither Hargis
nor his attorneys W. A. Young or j. J.
g. Bach. appeared in count
The cause OF the trouble is the same
chat has brought about all previous
troubie-the feud between the Hareis fac
tion and their opponents-the Incidents OF
last night and to-day revolving about the
trail Of former County Judge James IIar-
gls and former sheriff Edward Callahan.
on the charge Of numbering ur. Cox four
years ago. The jury in the case has not
been selected as 70 has been found inn
possible 70 secure twelve men from
Breathitt county. who are not afraid TO
pass Judgment upon their felow-towns-
man and most powerful citizen. The peo-
pie of Jackson want tile trial removed
from Jackson as far as possible
Jackson is filled with mountain men
fully armed. Attorney w. a. young. who
IS conducting the defense. ls greatly
alarmed and VIII NOT venture on the
street
During yesterday session ~ the court.
twenty men armed with reVolvers were
lined uD on each side OF the courtroom.
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Mr.. Kennedy Returns and
Makes Statement Be-
fore Committee.
EXPLAINS NATTER
AS TO THE HISTORY
Says No House from Which He
Bought Books Made the Offer.
Superintendent Eggleston
Submits Powerful Argu-
ment in Favor of Sim
gle List.

Fiery incidents and stormy coIIouuie~
arc following each other in quick success
sion in the schooIbool inquiry. and tho
end is not yet
Librarian J. y. Kennedy occupied ths
stand for over an hour yesterday after
noon, and ne entered sweeping denial Of
most of the statements made concern
ing him on the previous day.
There was a sharp passage betasean
Chairman Byrf and the witness. which
az times bristled with biting invective.
Witness had vigorously denied that Put
nam 4 Co OF any other firm with whom
the library had had dealings during his
incumbency had offered him $500 70
write a history and had sent him a check
for 800 He admitted that the ofrer
was made. however. but refused to dis
close the name OF the concern making
IL, and sharply reminded the chairman
that he was present 10 rcfute statements
and not 70 oher evidence
This led them into brief siege Of cross-
firing. which was fuil OF spirit while it
lasted
The committee took under advissment
the matter OF requiring an answer TO the
question, and some developments OF In
terost along this line are expected when
the body reconvenes this morning.
Mr kennedy was told To be in readi-
ness 10 appear n desired by the commit
tee. and he is expected 90 be the first wit
ness TO-DAY.
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Man Crazed with Love Shoots
Married Woman-His First
Cousin.
HE WAS A LETTER-WRITER
Lett Two. One TO His Mother
and Other to Husband OF
Murdered Woman.
csDee.sl TO The 7lnes-Dispaaoho

ROANOKE. VA. January Io.-Crazed
with love for his FIRST cousin. Mrs. r.
w. Murray. q married woman with FIVE
children. Wallace Mays, OF staunton. to-
Gay shot and killed her. and than turned
the gun on himself and buried a bullet
in his brain
he double tragedy occurred AZ the
home Of the Murrays. in the northwest
section of tLe city. Mrs. Murray was
sweeping the floor while her husband was
asleep Upstairs. Her sister. Miss Leila
witt. waS reading when Mays walked In.
lie told Mrs Murray that he had some
thing OF Importance 10 tel her. and
then remarking. 1T IS time for you 20
die" shot her the bail entering the
temple on the left side. She Tel dying
and then Mays shot himself. The woman
fell with her body across the doorsill
between the dining room and kitchen.
while Mays feu N the kitchen b. the
stove.
Miss Witt ran upstairs and arouSed
Mr Murray, and went home screaming
The husband WIS frantic with grief and
mOaned "Oh. my poor ch-ldren, What
viii become Of them and remained in
that state all the afternoon.
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Two Long Sessions.

Two long sessions Of the committee.
We're held and were entirely consumed
with the testimony Of Superintendent JOS.
ID. Eggieston. Jr.. and Mr.. Kennedy.
neither one having concluded
The testimony OF M Essgleseon was Ia
reality a ve-y clear and able argument
in favor OF tae single book list in con-
tradistinction 70 the multiple system OF
adoption. and ne met forcefuuy and at
time with greai vigor the various couten-
tons that have been advanced ON the
opposite side.
Iia demonstrared his proposition in
many OF It's more impOrtan. phases. 5ut
never with more cicarness and simplicity
than when he produced the books sold
under the two methods and showed that
in quality they We're practically identi-
cal while wide chasms lay between ths
prices. The superintendent was severe in
his references TO the evu and corrub,-
ing influences left In the path OF book
campaigns, and hes produced figures 10
show Thar the people are paying a great
deal more for books now than they would
II the single list prevailed
Mr.. Eggleston was questioned COR the
most part by Chairman Byrd. though
Messrs. Cox and Strode interroSated him
occasionally.
He left The stand at 4.2O =. NJ. to
give way Tor AIr Kennedy, ANA Will re-
sumo when the latter concludes
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Librarian on Stand.

Mr.. Kennedy arrived irom ffzrrison-
burg on the 3.t5 p. NJ Chesapeake and
Ohio train. and came directly to the
Capitol after hurriedly gathering up sorNo
documents In his office.
His testimony was ~ tho nature OF "A
statement. and he stood All the while
and spoke AT times with much earnest
ness. lie was asked only two quest ions.
one Of which he declined to answer. So
his examination has not really begun.
Witness dw-elt upon tho strict business
methods fra his office. and declared that
no sum OF money over So was ever spent
without first obtaining the consent OF
the board
He said that an bills were carefully
checked Up and audited. ana that Special
Accountant Bouday had recently gone over
the books and found them I'm first class
order
F>ghty-two per cent OF al the money
eXpened 10y him had been expended In
Virginia. More would have remained here
had hr been auir go gat what was needed.
Witness said no one had a monopoly OF
tho books furnished the library. and he
could show that he had patronized one
huudreI and fifteen different firms
tic denied chat he had spent Sf 30 FOR
books for the library. and said $500
would more than cover tho amount
Coming 20 the question Of the recent
New York purchase. cf which Mr. Ben
complained Nr. Kennedy said he was
forced 90 anofher market than Richmond
ou account Of circumstance. no drm
here could furnish the books and they
must be had az once Co meet the urgent
demands for libraries
fle got the list from tho S periutcndent
of Public instruction, and his orders from
the library board.
iie believed he had done better in New
prS than he could have done tlseV-lere
ln speaking or department stores selling
novels at q iow figure ue sld that this
WAS done for advertising purposes. and
that he nad paid MI Bau. who nsde
The complaint. Si.oS for every novel he
bought crnm h.m
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During Yesterday session of the court.
twenty men armed with reNolvers were
lined up on each side of the courtroom.
The Washington times., 1907-10-20
NoN-MEDIcAL HEALING.


The JUNOD (The Vacuum Method OF RE
STORING the CIRCULATION Is the Pro-
Dounced Cure for LOCOMOTOR-ATAXI
BRIGHPS DISEASE, DIABETES, RHEU-
AtATISM. NEURASTHENIA, NERVOUS EX-
HAUSTION, PARALYSIS, CONSUMPTION
and those AILMENTS CLASSED AS IN
Durable
1t is used extensively by the PHYSICIANS
and HOSPITALS Of EUROPE and al the
UNIVERSITY OF BONN, GERMANY, where
Ia the treatment Of the above-named uaIadIes
II has superseded all other means.
For ITS value in serious ailments I re-
fer b. permission to the following weIl-known
citizens Of Washington. d. C:
HON. MARTIN DODGE.
MR.. A. b. RUFF.
Mr.. J. J. NOONAN.
Mr.. r. NJ. BROWN.
MR. GEORGE F. DALTON.
Mr.. ROBERT HARVEY.
Mr.. ". j. SHOWALTER-
@. p. GEHRING, NJ. d.
Consultation and treatment at your homes
II desired.
CONSULTATION AT OFFICE FREE.
PROF. II. y. d. PARKER,
1424 New York Avenue n. ",
Lady Assistant.
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FOR sALE-MIScELLANEoUs.

FOR SALE-One automobiles: price, $3.50. APP
ply
T. EDWARD CLARK. 1895 New Jersey ave.
NV. Phone 279. ocf6I5t
WILL CALL and make keys anywhere in
city; locks put on and repaired: electric
BELLS drop postal or phone North 500. VIM
CULLIGAEs 507 Il st. nv. ocIG-7t
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SHOE SALESMAN A resident Of
Washington or Baltimore as shoe
salesman to sell retail trade Won
ems Medium Price lines; part salary
and Part commission; only those hav-
ing a wide acquaintance with the
trade need reply. Address care CAR
RIER s.. Lynn. Mass. OCl6-5t
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GOOD PAY to men everywhere to tack signs,
distribute circulars. samples. etc; no can
wasting. UNIVERSAL ADV. CO., Chicago.
GOOD MEN FOR sUNDAY-work to handle
crowd OF suburban lot buyers expenses paid
liberal commission: easy money. ADDRESS sa
BOX 20i, Times ONCE. octos9Y
Observation-Disclosures blacksmith's helper,
wagon washer and harness cleaner. Apply X
L BUNTING. Sd and b SITS. sw. oc2O-St
I MADE $50. 900 in five years in the mail or
the work Send for free booklet: tells how
TO get started. MANAGER, Box 80. Lock
port. N. Y. ses-su-lt
IN SIX WEEKS become a successful travel
ing salesman; positions secured graduates
your earnings. BRADsTREET INSTRUC-
TON CO., BUFFALO. n. Y. i
JOB PREssMAN-CoIor and register work.
ii'-- 'i'-'-'-- I'm ~ ~ ION oc2O-st
JOB PRESS FEEDER-CoIor and register
work. THE CRANE CO., 40 18th St
oczO-Sl
LADIES TAuORs to work by the week
or by piece in OF outside. GRANALLES, 81
18th st. NV. oc10-St
LADIES' TAILoRs-several hrst-class; on
plain and fancy work. 1913 X 81. NV A
BODE. ocls-St
LABoRERs-Elght hours, $50. aaA K st
NV. oc20-3t
MAKE $500 daily selling zambo Diamonds.
Sample ring free. HUMMEL+ 1861 Indiana
ave. Chicago. II
MAN-Cook for a boarding house: bring ref
erence. 1912 ST. NV. IL
NAN to work on a small farm in Virginia;
A Frv sfraar aud
care OF horses good homei good wages Ap-
ply ". J. COGAN. SupG Once, u. 5. Capt.
tol. ocls-1
NAN in grocery store. Apply J. ]. B.
LERCH. Langdon. d. G. ocis-2t
MANHOOD. industrious white man to clerk
In market. Apply II. W. YOUNT & son,
18th ct. wharf. oc1s-3t
MEN-Two able bodied men, wiling 10 work.
Apply SEMMES-KELLY CO. Vinegar De-
partment. ga Pennsylvania ave. oc1s-3t
MEN-Two men on dairy farm near city;
must be good mixers. 1871 st. NV.
ocls-st
MEAT CUTTER and grocery clerk at HOME
MARKET, 18th and / sts- NV. ocls-st
MEAT CUTTER-First-cIess; references.
BOX 90. Times Office Ocls-St
PAPERHANGERs-C c. CoLsoN. 5zz 7th
St sw. ocl9-st
PAPERHANGERs-A SO 7th st Gw. G. c.
COLLISION. ocl6-lt
PAINTERs-Two and two paperhangers. 5ls
7th 81. ne. Il
PREssER-In tailor shop. If46 Connecticut
ave. NV. ocIS-3t
RESSER-Coiored: for steady job; good
wages SZI5 Mt. Pleasant ST. NV. OCl6-3t
PRESSER-COIOred man 70 press clothes
2ll6 18th ST. NV. S. SHERMAN. Oc15-4t
POSITIONS OPEN--Sales manager, %4.0O0
Grocery. Clothing, Cigar, Whisky. Fruit Tree,
OIL Flour, Cereal. Shoe Underwear. Hand
ware and Jewelry Statesmen, all salaried and
expenseds Ad Writer, $500; Department Man
ageF. s.. COO Superintendent, $780, Core
spOndent, $500; General once Man. &1.0G0
Superintendent Machine Shop, 81 500. Furni-
ture Buyer and Manager, $780, Steuograph-
er $685. Five BOokkeepers from 500 70 f1.600
AMERICAN REGISTRATION CO. Detroit
Mich. II
SALESAEN-2o0 10 500 per cent profit selling
speciality every merchant and business man
wants: quick cash sales: unlimited quantities
Write SULLIVAN CO, 400 W. Van Buren, 81.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
TO EXCHANGE large roo1ning house Tor
grocery. cigar or confectionery. THORNTON
* JAMES. 7os 18th St NV ocA9-St
CIGAR aad confectionery store; suitable FOR
lady. THORNTON & JAMES 705 18th 81
CIGAR store. It'll st. NV, below K. THORN
TON & JAMES, 7o6 18th St NV Qcz5-st
CIGAR. pool and periodical store: excellent
gland business street THORNTON q
JAMES. Io6 nth st NV. oe2o-st
GROCERY northeast: tine stock. fixtures and
business, investigate IHOR%ION q
JAMES. 7o6 nth st. nv. ooS-2t
ROOMING HOUSE northwest; sacrifice.
THORNTON q JAMES 10 ii'h st 6 0oso-st
a SPLENDID grocery. meat and provision
store clean, new stock, central northwest
sectioni a bargain. BOX 81. Times Office
GROCERY, s., 400 or invoice; business $500
weekly, dwelling connected. cheap rent
CAPITAL BUSINESS EXCHANGE. Atlantic
Building. ocz9-St
IMMEDIATELY, reliable, capable manager
for our business: 800 per year; investment
Of $500 required. CORLISS COMPANY. 62
EnicOtt Square. Buffalo. n Y II
GOLD DREDGING N ALAsKA-lo.oOO acres
tested Gold Bearing gravel richest placers
known first Offering stock 10 cents; Install
ments; illustrated prospectus free; should pay
SO Tor every dollar invested. YUKON BASIN
GOLD DREDGING CO.. Ltd, Kansas City,
No. II
WILL sacrifice one-haIf interest IN stan
ton Park Auto Works. For particulars in
Quire as Q St Oc20-St
RETIRING from business; viii sell 5-room
house, furnished. also store house with fun
line Of general Merchandise doing good
business at DERWOOD, Nd, Tor cash OF
credit. HARVEY KOHLHOSS. oc1g-st
cellent stand; clearing about 5000 per year:
price invoice SIS 4 St ne. oels-st
FOR SALE-Cafe and lunch room; prominent
business corner center OF city; LOO. BOX
-, Times Office. ocI9-3t
WANTED-A man with means to take part
interest IN patent and promote the same.
W. - TOfIEN, Inventor, 1873 F ST. ne.
oe---S.
$500 WANTED for sixty days: good bonus
and interest. nFst-class stock collateral secu-
rity. BOX "a, Times ONCE. ocl9-4t
FOR sALE-Lanch room in one OF the mar
ketsi $3.50 good reason for selling. Address
BOX 248. Times Office ocI9-3t
A GOLD NINE; finest lunch and short order
cafe in the city. Inquire SIS Z ST. NV.
oelS-St
CHEAP; grocery store; new; ice; stock; sell
ing account OF other business. Call be
fore ?. N. 81 SIN st. ne. OclS-3t
FOR SALE-A grocery store with living
apartments in southeast. BOX 80. Times
Office. ocIS-St
BOOMING HOUSE at sacrifice; account leav-
ing city second and third floor; more than
paying expenses; 500 lSS2 4 St NV. oclS-St
FOR sALE-Star Suit Pressing and Popular
Shoe Shining Parlor; a splendid business.
4gS Sth 81. Sc; terms very reasonable.
Cc1S-St
FOR SALE-oyster house; good paying bush
ness. cheap II sold At once. Gail after t
o clock. 1916 7th NV. ocls-7t
$50 WILL BUY grocery, confectionery, to
bacco store all new goods; living rooms; All
newly papered. BOX 20. Times ONCE.
LUNCH ROOM and cigar store for sale;
cheap for cash 14o1 IA st. sw. oc16-st
LEGAL ADVICE free; all cases. BOX 100.
Times Office. ocI5-6t
FOR SALE-M0ving picture theater, running;
doing good business; good location. BOX I5s
Times Office. ocI8-sf
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NoRTHEAsT.

LADDON PHARMACY. 1900 Florida ave. ne.
CHAS. II. BLUMER, ". Cap. and r SITS. ne.
4cCHESNEY & JOACHIM, cor. I'd and y sts.
p. J. DUNCAN & CO.. Druggists. 9Th and 4
sta. ne.
The Washington times., 1907-10-20
BRA ECH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST

GOLDENBERG6 5. 9Th and X SITS. NV.
s. KAHN, SONS s. CO., sth and Market space
GREENS CAPITAL a y Z I / Nc
AGENCY. ll45 10Th ST. NV.
". T.. McNULTY. Cigar Store, l4th and p NV.
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY. Linton &
Nelson, PT0prietoTsi corner Rhode Island
aye. lst and i SITS. NV.
ROBERT l. PETZOL.Ds The Harvard Phar-
macy, 1ltn and Harvard SITS NV
". A. DARLING, cor 18th and 7 SITS. NV.
y. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. It'll Fl. Rhode
Island ave, and 81. NV.
il T. BUTTS PHARMACY, 4th st and
Mass ave.
CHAS- c. HORNUNG. CHRISTIAN Pharmacy,
sw. cor. 9Th and NJ SITS. NV.
sANFORD'S PHARMACY. New York ave.
and North Capitol street.
II. 4. NEITCH. 10Th and NJ sta. NV
QUIGLEY' s PHARMACY. Zist and @ sts. nv.
GILLETTE & CO. 18th and L SITS. NV.
g. 81. WAGNER & CO.. 1st and II sts- nv.
4 4. TAILOE. cor. 9Th and p SITS. NV.
EUGENE r. NICHOLS. 1901 Pa ave. nv.
The Washington times., 1907-10-20

a. f. POWELL. 18th and East Capitol sts-
ODONNELL DRUG CO., Sth and G SITS.
~. s. FEALYs NV cor nth ana Pa ava
The Washington times., 1907-10-20
FOR sALE-m1scELLANEoUs.

FOR SALaE-RoIl top desk and Office chair;
also large wardrobe fOlding bed slightly uss1;
save money. see HOPWOOD. sth and x.
oczo-3t
The Washington times., 1907-10-20

SOUTHWEST.
v. HUGO EISENBEISS, 9TH and 3 streets.
The Washington times., 1907-10-20

SOMEWHERE there Is position for every
good Office sales and technical man We
can And IL for YOU 5000 positions waiting.
Information free. Write today stating eE
perience, etc. HAPGOODS. 1912 Common
wealth Building Philadelphia.
STOVE EXPERT wanted at oT.cs. DAVIS
BROS, as 10th st. sw. oc20-3t
The Washington times., 1907-10-20

For sALE-50 cook stoves: also gas ranges
and one large gas oven. suitable for hotel
or lunca room use. See HOLLYWOOD sth and
X ocZ0-3t
The Washington times., 1907-10-20

ANALC6L1As
EURY'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson sIs.
The Washington times., 1907-10-20

GEORGETOWN.
=. ?. WELLER. Pharmacy, 1884 N st. NV.
The Washington times., 1907-10-20

BROOKLAND, D. c
ARTHUR II. =. LUERSSEN Drug StOrs-
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. I. CARNE & CO. 70s King St
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FOR RENr-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

FLORIDA AVE. NE, u06-Two furnished
rooms for light housekeeping; next 10 BATH
all convenieuces; furnace heat1 oczB-5t
The Washington times., 1907-10-20

10 500 per cent profit selling
speciality every merchant and business man
wants: quick cash sales: unlimited quantities
Write SULLIVAN co, 405 W. Van Buren, 81,
Chicago. Ill II
The Washington times., 1907-10-20

GOOD PAY to men everywhere to tack signs
distribute circulars. samples. etc; no can
wasting UNIVERSAL ADV. CO., Chicago.
The Washington times., 1907-10-20

LEESBURG INN-LeesSurg. Va, forty
miles from Washington; open FOR winter
boarderE: good train service: good table;
rates moderate. Apply or write. EICHER
q HARRY. REopEistoEs. oc2-s0t
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FOR RENr-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.

p ST. NV, 60i-For rent. two unfurnished
! communicating front rooms. CaH aIteG
/ d nj. oE<y-ot
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

A LADY 10 assist in handling crowd Of
suburban lot buyers expenses paid liberal
commission; c0lgeHIaI work. experience IN
UrI6.-J
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wANTED-AGENrS.

IMMEDIATELY, reliable man as represen-
tative; one of the most liberal Propositions
ever offered; positively so to SIS PEI day to
right person, whether located IN city town
or country. Write today, CORLISS COM
PANYs Ga ElIieott Square. Buffalo. n. Y. Ii
The Washington times., 1907-10-20

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
good income corresponding for newspapers
experience unnecessary no canyassing- send
for fun particulars. PRESS SYNDICATE,
L0CkpoTL n. Y. se8-Su-llL
The Washington times., 1907-10-20

o ST. NV. 472-Furnished room for two gen
tienen: terms reasonable. oc5O-5t
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FOR sALE-Ics boxes for grocery use; made
By people who know how. not tinkers. save
money. See HOPWOOD. Sth and K. oc5)-5t
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-25
END OF DOCTORS BILLS
MAY Be LONDON BORN

LONDON, Aug. 24.2The city Of Lon
don may very shortly get a municipal
medical service il the plans OF DR..
Arthur Newsholme, of the British Medi-
cal Association are realized.
The doctor. whose views are indorsed
by a great many members OF the Lon
don county council, said YESTERDAY.
Whether viewed from the standpoint
or patients. doctors. or OF the public
health, the present state Of the medical
service must be admitted as unsatisfse-
tory Neither provident dispensaries' nor
cries against hospital abuse have been
able 10 hinder the steady progress to-
ward the treatment Of the diseases at
the expense OF the committee. nor is
II POSSIBLE TO arrest this trend. What
has hitherto been done in the colfec-
tive treatment Of disease Is merely a
phase IN the evolution OF the system
which effectuelly injuries the early recog.
milton and proper treatment OF all dis
eases at the expense OF the commune
ity."
If the doctor Is successful London
will be the FIRST city in the world to
introduce free municipal medical service
for All kinds Of diseases outside of tie
pubic hospitals.