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The Washington times., 1907-04-03
Edward Eperett Hale
Is Eighty-Fipe Today
Grand Old Man 0
Senate in Excellent
Health.

Choose a vocation in life that takes
you close TO nature.
Talk zach day with at least one man
VINO you know is wiser than yourself
"See the world"
These are the rules Siven FOR long
and happy life by the Rev DR.. Edward
Everett Hale. author, miniater. lecturer,
and chaplain OF the Unitsd States SEN
ate upon his passing today the eighty
NTH yeal OF has age
Dr. Hale spent the DAY very quietly:
7 mis- forenoon he took long drive. and
this afterwnoon he is receiving some OF
his friends informally at his nome. l7fS
e street northwest. Many flowers and
other tokens of affection were sent him
by his friends and admirers. congratu-
lating him on having come 10 the age
of eighty-five in strength and health.
When seen by a reporter today. Or.
Hale was smiling and, apparently, Ia
The best of health He gave the rules
quoted above as the best way of living.
and said IL was fine 90 be eighty. five
years old.
De Hale IS known throughout the
country for his. eloqucnce as a lecturer
ard preacher. and his strength and
charm as a writer. He has written
many stories, the best known Of which
The Washington times., 1907-04-03
I23D CONFERENCE
Of N. {. CHURCH

CUMBERLAND, Md, April s--Bishop
" illiam F. Mcdowell. D. D.. Ii. D.,
this morning opened the 1z3d meeting CT
the Baltimore conference Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. The members Of
the conference who have died during
the year are John n Harrow. Baiti-
more; George II. Corey. Washington.
D. c.. James r. gladden., Arlington. and
Thomas Wood, Great Fails circuit
The Rev. George =. Maydwell, Of
Washington, was reelected secretary Of
the conference, the Rev F. Isaac. Mar
tinsbuTg ~. Va, treasurer, and the
Rev. J., Emery Bennett. New Windsor,
Md-. statistical secretary
Bishop Mcdowell was presented with
q gavcl from the Strawbridge oak by
the Rev. J.. Emery Bennett.
Tie Rev Dr. II r. Naylor, presiding
elder OF the Washington district, who
will retire. and the Rev. ". I. Nc
Dogeu, presiding elder of the East Bal
timure district submitted reports.
There are row fcrty-two charges in
the washington district and !uring the
Rev. DR. MAYORS ucumbencg five new
churches were built The church prop
eTty is valued at S1.l0S. 250. an increase
in six wears Of sze8.e09. Salaries have
iucreassd from $1,000 10 $4,000. and the
Membership from I,055 70 nearly u,ooo.
The Washington times., 1907-04-03
Marriage Licenses.

John Harris and Leila ~ Knott.
Robert C. James and Rosa L Toast
both OF Richmond, Va.
William T. Barry and Koran Walsh
cecil T. Hurst and Villa l. kee.
Clark Thompson, H3rts. Pa and
Katharine Baker, Baltimore, Md
Charles L Greene ana Laura 4.
DeWoIf.
William " Melvin, Oakland. Cal, and
Frances williams. District OF Columbia.
John Lucas and Arneda L. Dyer
William Z. IFvin District of Column
ola, and Blanche Hasan, Baltimore. Nd.
William II. Beverly and Mary L.
Thomas.
James II. Vaughn. Port Royal. Va.
and May q. Jordan, Gaines cross. Roads
Joseph Jackson and Matilda Moulton.
John c. r. Gorham and Bertha T.
Baldwin
Robert Murray, IT., Jersey City, N J..
and Ada Chase, District of Columbia
Frank Anderson, Goldsb0ro. Nd. and
Bertha =. Grigsby. Rollins Fork, Va
Rutherford 3. Sampson and A. Ber-
nice Nelson.
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WASHINGTON DISTRICT,
PREACHERS ASSIGNED

STANTON, Va. April s--The Baltl-
more conference Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church South adjourned after
the announcement OF the assignments.
Those for washington district are
Presiding elder r. Y. Register. Wash
ington and Mt. Vernon place W. +.
Locke: EpwOrth. j. W. smith;
Marvin. J. G. Hawk: 81. Paurs. P. w.
Janries; Calvary and Clarendon. w. II.
Bailangee and J. J. Riyes. Del Ray. O.
c. Beail. Alexandra. G. y. Bulla; Fred
ericksburE. J. H. Ligst; Falls Church, j.
L Killer; Lecsburg, W. /. Dolly; Lou
doun. ID. E. Eustler: Middleburg, s X
Cockrell: HiHs0oro, w. 3. Dorsey; Ham
Hton. s. Y Hildebrand; Warrenton. W.
d. Keeue. Marshall. o. ". Lusby: Fais-
fax. p. w. Srother; Sterling. G. W.
Gather. one TO be supplied; Occoquan,
&. Sydenstricker; Fauquier, O. T. Bur
CESS; Remington. 3. d. Harrison; Sud
ley. l. r. Jones; Manassas, ". T. Co
yer; Stafford, C. II. SarVeT, MOrrisVille,
Homer Welch; Prince William, A Van
devander; agent Alabama state Bible
Society. J. n. Greene.
The Washington times., 1907-04-03
Prefer eNear Winners.D

The Beauty Editor. Washington Times:
81 nave. Tor several weeks. been read
Ing Of The Times beauty contest and
have. IN fact, become somewhat inter-
ested in the same.
Now, my reason for writing this let
ter is not 10 suggest the name Of any
prize beauty, nor Is IL 20 tell where any
particular daughter Of Venus resides,
but Il Is 70 register q kick against the
poor judgment your Beauty Editor
shows in awarding the weekly prizes.
! knew of 20 one that has entered your
contest, nor do / know any woman
whose photograph has been entered. but
all ] have 10 say is that the near win
ne-s' or both last week and week before
last had the real winners. as far as
beauty Is concerned, licked so FAR that
il puts one iu mind OF the last Presi-
dental election. and i most earnestly re-
quest that you be kind enough 10 have
your judges ia the future wear their
glasses when looking over the photos,
50 that We may see real beauty ln
The sunday Times instead OF IN the
Monday edition.
Thanking you in advance for your
compliance with this request. 4 am
AN ATiMfRER OF BEAUTY
Such letters aIS ample proof OF the
interest people are taking in the con-
test and of their desire 10 see Washing
ton given every possible chau2e 70 win
the competition between the cities Ct the
country
The Washington times., 1907-04-03

from the broken arm, none of the in
iurieS would prove serious.
At first il was feared that serious in
ternal injuries may have been sustained,
but as a result of a careful examina-
ton those fears were dIspelled.
Colonel Denny IS enc OF the best
known officers in the Marine Corps
and he IS high on the list of coionels.
being the senior quartermas ter, with
Offices at the headquarters in the Marine
Corps. He has been on duty IN this
city most of the time he has been in
the service, and has been prominent in
the official and social life For many
years he has been a leading member
of both the Chevy Chase and MetrOpoli-
tan Clubs. and recently was elected
president of the former organizat ton.
He is an enthusiastic golf player and
spends much of his spare time in sea
son on the links
The Washington times., 1907-04-03
NAME SUCCESSOR
TO J. f. RINEY
Democrats of Eighth Vlr-
ginia District Will Select
Primary Date.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU,
ALEX ANBRIA. Va, APRIL

A meeting of the Eighth district DEM
ocratic committee viii be held at M
nassas. Va. this afternoon fer the pur-
pose OF nxing a date for the primary
election. which viii nominate a caudi-
date for the House Of Representatives 10
succeed the late John r. RSey. George
S. Shackelford OF Orange. is chairman
OF the committee; Thomas II. Lion, of
Manassas, secretary. The ether mem
bers of the committee are c. L. Boothe
OF this city; Raleigh Green, of Culpeper
and Granville Gaines. OF WarrentOn II
is understood that the committee VIII
ok the date about June Is.
The Washington times., 1907-04-03

is. perhaps, eFhe Man Without Coun-
try"
He has alsc been prominent in the
promotion of Chautauqua circles and
Tend a-hand'' clubs. He was for long
tim. and is now editor of the Lend-a-
Hand Record.
He was graduated from Harvard IN 1893,
and was licensed 10 preach ~ the
Church of the Unity, Worcester. Mass,
where he worked from 1876 10 1886. he
is a Unitarian From mis- long service
as chaplain OF the Senate he enjoys a
wide acquaintance among ali the pub
lie men of the country and is univer-
sally beloved and esteemed.
The Washington times., 1907-04-03
TIN PLATE MANS SOf,
NORTON, GETS DIVORCE

NEW HAVEN. Conn, April S--After
the most sensational trial ever heard
in a local court. jury today granted
a divorce TO Edwin Kenneth Norton, son
Of the mbilionaire tin plate manufac-
turer of New York, against his wife,
Josephine Ryrney Norton.
Mrs. Norton. declaring that she had
been the victim OF a conspiracy and
stu loved her husband. broke down
when she learned the outcome of the
tria..
Yong Norton. in his complaint. named
thiTcY-seven Yale students as core
spondents.
During the trial numerous witness,
students.
The Washington times., 1907-04-03
No Scnnt Measures Here
As in Other Big Cities
Colonel Haskell Says Local Retailers Are
Forced to Obey Law by Strict
Inspection
Inspection.

sold as containing a quart OF straw
berries and other berries which VIII
soon be a big factor IN the purchase OF
the average citizen with die opening Of
the berry season. measure that has
long been under general suspicion
Colonel Haskell said this matter IS given
the closest inspection bE his assistants
and that the public may feel Wei as
sured that every box of berries sold in
this markct-prOvided 10 is fiiled-cnn-
tains The standard OF thirty-two ounces.
Berry Dealers Forced to Obey.
-Four years ago" said the official,
I'VE started an Investigation along this
line. and found that the 'Jeople we're be-
ing robbed by measures that We're Ear
short or standard. A vigorous ana rigid
enforcement Of the law soon put an
end 10 this state OF affairs. and now we
have fUII measure. When we first
started this berry investigation 1t was
the custom of hucksters and other re-
tail dealers who were not honest 10 take
tive quarts OF berries and make six and
seven short quarts. Ouf inspectors watch
the wholesale market. and IL they find
crates containing short Iaedsure IL
makes no difference from what point
they come, the dealer is forced e put
the berries IN standard quarts We do
not permit boxes 70 be used more than
once. Retail dealers and huc6sters. the
latter especially are carefully watched.
Where we find hucksters selling short
measure nom unSealed measures we
take TheUs then and there. to. police
stations, force them 10 put uD 2 large
forfeit and If they Fail 10 appear their
license IS revoked. In this way we
control This class Of floating trades
men. %
Summing uP the subject. Colonel Has
KEEL said that. taken as whole. the
retail dealers OF Washington were a
body Of honest citizens, VINO respect the
law.
The Washington times., 1907-04-03
TIMES BEAUTY CONTEST
APPROACHING IT'S CLOSE
CONTINUED from First Page.)

CONTINUED from First Fagej
with such a number on hand, IL Is i'm
possible, owing 10 the limits OF news.
paper space. for The Sunday Times 10
publish anywhere near all the photo
graphs sent in. Every photograph, how
ever, = carefully catalogued and IN
sured against loss. Each VIII be re-
turned 20 igs sender promptly after the
final award Is announced by the judges.
no one should lose sight of the fact
that all the photographs have equal
chances in the final award. New judges
viii render this verdict, and the tact
that a photograph has taken a weekly
prize viii have no weight with them.
Standards al beauty vary, according 20
the judges who see the photographs.
How widely opinions are apart on the
subject OF good looks Is shown Dy the
following letter received by the beauty
adffus.-
The Washington times., 1907-04-03
SERVANT FINED $50
FOR CLOTHING THEFT

Ella Berquist. a Swedish servant work
ing for Mrs Alfred A. Barney. who
was arrested yesterday afternoon by
Detective Green. of the Tenth precinct
on the charge OF having stolen clothing
valued at $50 from her mistress. was
sentenced to pay a fine of $50 this morn
ing by Judge Aullowny The charge
originally brought against her was
grand larceny, but upon the request of
Mrs. Barney il was changed to petit
larceny. The fine was paid
The Washington times., 1907-04-03

The Easter vestry election of St. An
drew's parish resulted as follows:
Wardens. DIT. ID. C. Gorden and J.
Spts5g Poole. Vestrymen, Joseph Bur-
den DR.. George Barrie r. J. Earn
shaw Samuel J. Willard, DR. William
NJ Spl= ", ". ". Stafford. W. T. VIII
ia ms, Admiral ~. T. Endicott L. S y
Treasurer, G. w. Huske. Registrar,
Alfred r. Gage.
The Washington times., 1907-04-03
Ninth slreet Beautv Fornd.

Several weeks ago The Sunday Times
announced that IL would Ike 10 awe
the photograph Of a beautiful woman
who he'd been seen on a Ninth street
car. A description Of the woman was
printed Today the Beauty Editor re-
ceived the following letter.
Dear Sir: ] think I have located
the beautiful woman. or girl rather.
ls, or. az least, one as beautiful and
who answers that description in every
way. and she would ike 10 enter the
contest. but has no photograph Of her
self Ber address is 2Z32 Thirteenth
street northwest"
Such public interest Ia the contest
cannot fan TO make Washington the
ultimate winner before the world It
y cans that all are determined that the
most beautiful woman In Washington
shall be brought 20 the front ~ this
is done. victory viii come 10 Washing
ton.
The Washington times., 1907-04-03
Fire Horse Takes Tumble.

A slight fire at the store of T. I. En-
twisle In lower Fairfax street. called
out the fire experiment this morning.
In going 20 the fire horse drawing the
Reliance FIRE engine trIpped over dog
and fell al the corner OF King and Pitt
streets The momentum OF the engine
dragged the horse some distance. but
when il was assisted TO its feet Il
seemed none the worse for the expert
enCe.
The Washington times., 1907-04-03
Takoma Parish Election.

At the Easter Monday election In Ia
koma parish. District of Columbia. the
following were chosen: Vestrymen,
James Taylor, Isaac c. Haas, Robert S.
Brown. James II. LightfoOt, Homer
Query, Mai. Jesse u. 3. Ls-c, William
W. Anderson. Prof. Henry Hurd Rob
eTts; wardens. James Taylor ana Isaac
G. Haas: registrar, James H. Lightfoot;
treasurer, Robert S. Brown; delegate
and alternate to diocesan convention
James H. Lightfoot and Mai. Jesse b.
x. Lee.
The Washington times., 1907-04-03
Deaths

White
Margaret Dennette. IS years, Nichols
N. Elinor Parker. Il years. 1215 S
street northwest.
Rebecca ] Coulter, IS years, 225 H
street northwest
William c. Jennings. 90 years, 9s6
Florida avenue northwest
Louisa Dove, 81 years, SIG Fourteenth
street northeast.
Tenleytown,
Newton Humphrey, % years. $50 Pros
pect street northeast
Edith p Freund. % years, 1865 V
street northwest.
Arthur Staples, p years. SIS f street
southwest
Margaret 5. Duffy. 20 years, lO4 Mas
sachusetts avenue northwe
Elizabeth Pulaski. ] day, 2l37 f street
northwest
The Washington times., 1907-04-03
PEARsALLs VISITING HERE.

ar. and Mrs. Paul 5. PearsaU. the
latter formerly Miss Martha Hichborn.
ave the guests of her parents. Rear Ad-
mir8l and Mrs. Hicbborn- They have
been for some weeks the guests of Mr.
Peersall S 4. parents at Lakewood and
this IS their first visit here since their
marriage IN Philadelphia a few months
The Washington times., 1907-04-03
sauer Kraut, &C Of;

s-lb cans Kairomel Syrup. lee; 30c bottles
Vermont Syrup, 1sc; Beef, &c can; P0tted
lb. cans Chester River Beans, 1c. Pyles'
New Method Stores 40 9Th Sc. sl4 nth
Sc. 6 Harrison, Ana: II 7th ne. 80 and
Nd. DE ne; 4th and II ne.i PA II NV;
1888 + NV.
The Washington times., 1907-04-03
Major Sylvester to Speak.

On Monday. April 10, a public meet
ing VIII be held al the first Baptist
Church under the auspices OF the Mems
League of the Fist Baptist Church An
address viii be delivered OF the OcoJ-
sion by Major Richard Sylvester. Super
intendent of Police OF Washington
The Washington times., 1907-04-03
Miss Downey Entertains.

A party was given last evening by
Miss Mary C. Downey, daughter of T.
y. Downey. at her fathers home ia
Franklin street. the occasion being her
eighteenth birthday During the even
ing games were played and music rem
dered. Refreshments were served and
Miss DOwney was presented by her
father with a gold watch
The Washington times., 1907-04-03
Wants Name Changed.

Lawrence V Payne. OF 43 Third
street northeast. has petitioned the Dis
trict Supreme Court for permission TO
change his name to Lawrence Bateman.
He explains 10 the court that when he
was quite young his mother married &
man named Bateman and he has al
ways been known by that name.
The Washington times., 1907-04-03
VIII Erect New Binding.

Dr. George T. Elipsteiu viii begin, in
a short time, the erection Of store and
fiat on the south side of King street.
near Asaph street. The ground is now
being cleared and work on the new
building VIII be begun at once
The Washington times., 1907-04-03
Grace Church Election.

The members OF Grace Protestant
Episcopal Church have elected the fol-
lowing yesUTymCn: Charles King, G.. y.
Moore, ". r. McCuen, c. j. Deahl, c.
o. Pullman. H. 3 brown. ID. H. t.e-.alc4.
Ter, u. ~. Hllrsn. ANA L. ~ Martin.
The Washington times., 1907-04-03
VITAL RECORDS


White
Claude c. and Marie c. Colley, boy.
George w AMI LeIia G. Dyer. boy.
Edmund J. and Sarah +. Deeds, boy.
girl
Martin II. and Catherine Flynn. girl
Carroll and Hattie George. boy.
Charles and Eugene Hugin. boy.
WSlker and Emma Jones. boy.
James j.. and Martha A. MaVers. girl.
James H. and Sarah A Mills. girl
Bartholomew r. and Agnes G. Ready
bow
The Washington times., 1907-04-03
Pupils to Present Drama.

The pupils of St. Marys Academy viii
present four-act drama entitled THE
Witch of BrambIe Hollow an the Acad-
envy Hail. in South Columbus street, on
the evening of Tuesday. April 10
The Washington times., 1907-04-03
SPEEDING COST Sac.

Granville Hearn, chauffeur for Perry
Belmont, who machine was stopped
outside of BeEn.0g last Monday for
In the Police Court this morning.
The Washington times., 1907-04-03
LOCAL MENTION.
milk" Bread Is the Favorite.

bread than Holmes aenulne houe-Ynade
MIX Bread. IL is the perfect prcduct
OF the best methods and the best ma
terials. Mix" Breed IS delivered fresh
ana clean from oven 10 table Only sc
loaf. Delicious homemade pies. 20c
Holmes Bakery. 1st & L SITS Phones
f. 1910 & 144l
The Washington times., 1907-04-03

washington. D. c. alGrcl =. Ls3i.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received BY
TIE WASHINGTON Gas LIGHT COM
PANY ar its Office No. 40 lath 81 NV.
this CITY IN or before the 18TH DAY or
April. 1907 at u O'CLOCK NOON. for the
following supply II Anthracite and Gas Goals
FOR the year beginning A9rii y. Do3, and
&. 0S gross tons CT best a-ineh screened
Gas Gal 10 be delivered E. o. D. alongside
or wharf at 18th and O SIS, this city. as
required By the Company.
For East station Gas works during the
year named above.
20.065 gross tons Of best sl-inch screened
Gas Coal 70 be delivered Z. o. D. cars en-
tracks in our yard at 18th and y SIS Sc
this city. fn such quantities as Eeeced-
ANTHRACITE BROKEN COAL
% GO gross tons OF Anthracite broken coal
70 be delivered as needed, 4. O. b. alongside
our wharf ot Eth and % sts- TINS city also
$500 tons OF Anthracite broken coal, 70 be
delivered as needed on our tracks, (. o. b.
cars az East station, 1zth and Il SIS. Sc.
this city
All Of the above-naIned Goals - be gross
tonnage u 2.zf9 pounds.
Contractors fer any q the Goals enumerated
above UiA be required 20 give ample Sc
Curitv 90 tire Gas Company for q faithful 1tl-
dllusnt Of contract
The Gas Company reserves the right Z
reject any or all bids
AL proposals shah be sealed ana aGdrezsafs
70 the Washington Gas Light Company, Ind
marked Proposals for Coal
WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT CCMPAN%-
rnhgs-rf
The Washington times., 1907-04-03
Purchased Hudson Pronertv-

A J. Dienelt has bought from Mrs.
India Hudson and W. f. Hudson. a
house and lot on the north side of King
street, between Fayette and Henry
streets.
The Washington times., 1907-04-03
Sewing Machines.

II you want to rent. buy. or have your
old machine made good as new, drop
postal. we can save You money. AL
Eth ST nv
The Washington times., 1907-04-03
Funeral Of Mrs. Rittenour.

The funeral Of Mrs. Grace Rittenour,
wife of DT Avery A. Rittenour, win be
held from the hCme OF her father n
law, y. d. Rlttenour, in King strst,
near Alfred street, tomorrow afternoon
The Washington times., 1907-04-03
Reports Bicycle Stolen.

A. L. Jameson reports to the police
that some one entered his Photographic
studio ia King street last night and stole
bicycle therefrOm.
The Washington times., 1907-04-03

Z 4 THOMAS and J. F. SMITH ATTORNEYS.
~ THE SUPREME COURT or THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA, Holding a District
Court.-In re The Extension Of Second Street
Northwest from Elm street North 10 Bryant
nous West Of Flaglsr Place 10 Second Street
and W Street West Of Second Street, East
No. 4l2-NOIiCE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
the Commissioners Of the District Of c.
luulbia, pursuant % the provision Of an act
of Congress approved January 9 1907, en-
Second Street Northwest from Elm street
North 70 Bryant Street; of W street from lis
10 Second Street and cf Is Street West OF
Second street EastWaIcly TO Second Street o
the condemnation Of the land necessary for
the street extensions provided Tor In ths
aforesaid act - congress, as shL7n On a
plat or man hled with the said petition, as
part thereof. and praying also that a jury
CT five 5ndicious. experienced, disinterested
men, who shall be frcehOlders within the
District of Columbia not related 10 any
person interested IN these proceedings. ana
net IL the service or employment OF the Dis
trlct OF Columbia or OF the United states,
be summoned by the United States Marshal
Tor she District Of Columbia to ASSES the
may sustain ov reason OF the aforesaid
street extension and the condemnation
ia-ig li1eesss-ls iof tAe tt--t --SsS
thereof, and 70 assess the benefits result
ing therefro-n, including the expenses OF these
pLocee1ings, as provided for in ana oy the
aforesaid act Of Congress. Il is by the court,
this 18th DAY Of March A. D. 1887 Or
DERED that an persons having any In
terest in these prOCeediugs be- and they
are hereby warned and COMMANDED 10 ap-
pear IN this court on or before the 24TH
DAY OF APRIL. A y. 1867 az 10 O'CLOCK
A. n, and continue in attendance until the
court shall have made its anal order ratifying
and confirming the award OF damages and
the assessment Of BENEFITS OF the jury 20
be empaneied and sworn herein: and Il g
further ORDERED. thar a copy Of this no
tiee and order be published once IN the
Washington Law Reporter and on six secular
days in the washington evening star. The
Washington Times and TIE Washington
Post, newspapers published n the said
District commencing at least twenty DAYS
before the said Z4th day OF April, A. D.
1907. II is further ORDERED, that a CODY
Of this notice and order be served by the
United States Marshal or his deputies upon
such Of the owners 0f the land to be con-
demned herein may be found By the
said Marshal OF his deputies within the Dis
trict Of Columbia and upon the tenants AMI
occupants Of the same before the said 2z.h
day Of April. A. D 1851 Br the Court.
WRIGHT. Justice. fSeaD A true coDr-Test.
J. r. YOUNG, Clerk. BY F. 8 Gun
NINGHAM, Assistant Clerk. mhso- st-sxsu
The Washington times., 1907-04-03
N. I. RelshelI's ST. %.

James Reishell, the seven-year-old son
OF NJ. L. Relshell. died at his fathers
home, III North Columbus street, at an
early hour this morning.
The Washington times., 1907-04-03

CleaT Sc system and complexion. keep
well II spriugtime Take RED DRAG
OK SELTZER every mornlng-10c.
The Washington times., 1907-04-03

Robert D. Weston. who, March is last
had several OF his teeth knocked out
in a street car accident at North Capt.
toll and Pierce streets, has sued the City
AID Suburban Railway Company 10 re-
cover $500 as damage
The Washington times., 1907-04-03
Ruud Water Heaters-

Automatic-always ready-save gas.
616 18th st. c. A. Muddiman & Co. 1904 G st
The Washington times., 1907-04-03
Purissirna Rye, Recommended for

Health; fun quart, 81 Three Feathers,
s1-50 bottle; Upperten, 500 bottle; James
T.. Pepper. % cents bOttis; Verdict Iull
qt., $500. VIM. Cannon. 1928 7th ST NV.
North SIS