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LOST.

LOST-KNIGHTS TEAlPLAR MASONIC CHARM.
Liberal reward if returned 10 EDW. ,. SCHMID.
~ 18th 50. Nv. Ul6-5t
LOsT-BANK BOOK No SAN, BROADWAY
Savings Institution. New York CITY; payment has
been stopped. Finder rewarded On leaving same AZ
National Savings and Trust Co.'S once. this city.
jyl6eod-f
LOST - CHILD'S WATCH AND CHAIN BE
txeen Twentieth Century dining room and Capitol.
Liberal reward f5f It's immediate return - THE
DUNBARTON. 81 Pa ave iyll3t
LOST-A SMALL GOLD PIN. PEARL CENTER,
going from 1903 Wisconsin ave, 20 . 81, out o %
18Th and SIS. Liberal reward Il returned % 1893
Wisconsin ave. iyl4-st
LOsT-WHITE AND BRINDLE BULL TERRIER
pup two months old. .etHm 1853 Calvert - and
receive very liberal reward Wl55t
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HELP WAIVED.

SHORTHAND AND fYPEWRITING CAN BE
learned at our school in 30 70 30 days. Positions
guaranteed Pitnan Graham, Gresg, Barnes, and
Syllable systems. Individual instruction STENo-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY. 3l5-Sl9 Colorado Building
ocs-tf
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAILWAY
COMPANY

Schedule OF excursion trains % AID from Chesapeaks
Beach. Subject 10 change without notice.
WEEK DAYS.
GOTNG-Lelve District Line Station at - and
Il 20 a. n. 2:3e. So 7.l5 and ss5 p. n.
RETURNING-Leave the Beach az 80 - T.. Is,
go G00, 6 90 and l0a p. u.
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS
G0ING-925 and i % q. H.. 30. 400. T45. and
e.f5 j.
RETURNING-790 a. m. l2;l5. $40, CO. 100, and
1900 7. N.
PAUL Y. WATERS. General Manager.
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS. ETC.

AT STUD BOSTON TERRIER. wINYAH NOR.
roy, A. X c g77s2; fee, Sl00oi haif brother to
Boylston Teck IT, recently sold. for 81 800: litter
brother % Lady 1ciCe winner az last New York dog
show. Puppies for sale. WINYAH KENNELS
81 Home Life Bldg, Washington, d. Z. Phone
Main G77. lyil-5t
JUST RECEIvED-YOUNG PARROTS AND
canaries, golddshes. monkeys trained goats. rab-
bits guinea pigs. dogs cats and best Flea Flee
soap &c. SCHAiIDS BIRD STORE. ~ 18th St.
nv iyl4-tf
WANTED-To ADOPT YOUNG MALE TER
ricf: preferably that or fox; kindness and best Of
care guaranteed Address $50 Summit place. this
city. iyl6-3t
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

APARTMENT s.. THE OAKLAND-FIvE OUT
side rooms and bath; rent reduced until Oct /
iyl6-3t
FOR RENT-THE OSWEGO. 1896 L ST. VERY
desirable fats. and rooms and bath: back
porch. CHESLEY & CHESLEY Bond Bldg VISIT
KENT. u5 n. CAROLINA AVE sE-sIx
rooms and bath; viii sublet &c apartment for
summer, SO; all conEgnienceS KARRICk * NET
CALF. l530 y. \. ave. ie9u
FURNISHED.
FOR RENT - APARTMENT - WYOMING,
southern exposure furnished bedrooms: enc sit
ting room; bath; summer rates; call any time.
iyll-st
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FOR -WHARVES,

DESIRABLE WHARF SPACE on EASTERN
branch; l95x50; 10 feet Of water; side slip: paved
street TO wharf; rent Ct lease. Owner. JAMES
MARTIN. l2ss South Capitol street. ul47t
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MARCEL WAVING,

MISS NJ. J, BOYD. EXPERT MARCEL MAYER
and hairdTesser, shampooing. maniCuring chirop-
ody. facial and scalp treatment Work done at
hctels and residences. Phone Main a55 sis {;
St NV. fe2g-I
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FOUND,

LACEY's DELICIOUS ICE CREAM AND sHER-
bet. rec and DC per GAL; large bricks in box.
PC, Do not judge our ice cream by the price. Tn
it ard you viii buy Il. Phone N. 952 81 New
York ave NV jy5-tf
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PIANOS FOR SALE.
INSECTS DIFFERENTIATED,

MOTHS, REACHES, ANTS. BEDBUGs. AND
OTHER INSECTS DIFFERENTIATED under con
tract CHARGES MODERATE. Estimates and
advice gatis: 70 yeaIs practical experience; 10
charge made until insects are fully exterminated.
Address WENDAL Z. CHUTE,
Insect Specialist,
5II IL st. NV, Washington, ID. c.
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SEASHORE LOTS FOR SALE.

FEW VERY CHOICE LOTS AT NORTH
Chesapeake Beach, which can be sold cheap and
easy terms
PHIL W. CHEW. Attorney for Owners.
Nl6-t 5l2 I 81 nv.
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BICYCLES,

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM FACTORY
another large lot Of Hudson bicycles that we are
going TO sell at wholesale prices stop ia and get
cur catalogue before purchasing elsewhere. HAf-
ERFORD CYCLE Co, 40 10Th st. nv iC23tf
ONE YALE, TWO READINGS; SLIGHTLY
used: cheap At HAZLETON'S. 42s-43I 10Th ST.
NV. my5-tf
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MALE HELP WANTED.

wANTED-AT ONCE. COLORED BAR PORTER.
Apply ROBERT ALLEN, 1917 ltth 81. NV.
WANTED - PORTER AND BAR HELPER.
SCHLOSSER'S. col Pa ave. Sc. iyl6St
WANTED-QUICK. THOROUGH. PRACTICAL
printer, capable Of doing the best class Of cum
mercial tariff wrapping paper, and general high
grade composition stouemsn. and az times take
entire charge # Office. Permanent position open for
suitable person Give references and state salary
wanted Address BOX ~. Herald Office. iyi36t
WANTED OR SOLICITORS. TO
sell jeWelry for cash on credit. regular salary and
percentage on sales. Apply CASTELBERG'S. s55
Pa. NV. leotu.fAB-u
WANTED - FIRsT-CLASs BUsHELMAN. AP-
ply s. GOLDSTEiN. 1925 g S. NV. iyl4-3t
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HOUSES FOB SALE,

FOR SALOON CAMBRIDGE PLACE NV.
a desirable Broom and bath dwelling which We
can sell for small cash payment and easy monthly
payments; third floor arranged as Sat and rented
10 tenant who desires 10 stay. HERBERT a.
GILL 4 son. el2 18th 81 nw. Nla-3t
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROCERY. GOOD LOCATION. $50.
Grocery with horse and wagon. S50Q
R0oming house down town. Xi1Q
Grocery store, cheap rent SIS.
d. c. REALTY AND BUSINESS BROKERS.
6T7 18th ST. iyl6-u
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PERSONAL,

TOO MUCH STRESS CANNOT BE LAID UPON
The Importance Of sending for as and accepting our
liberal cash Tor mems discarded wearing apparel,
shoes. hats. shirts Drop card We are prompt.
JUSTHS OLD STAND. 6i9 ID.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR WORN
garments; ladies or gents send postal; VIII call.
l. TARSHES. 1905 Eth st. uw. Phone North 800.
EXPERIENCED YOUNG WOMAN REMOVES
hair birthmarks m0ies &c. by electric needle
guaranteed permanent and painless no scars; abso-
ute privacy; references from physicians and former
patients; apparently hopeless cases solicited consul
tation frse. BOX u. Herald Ciioe, phone y. 652
Jl3it
SuperfiuOuS Hair, warts, MOIes,
Birthmarks. blackhcads. and all facial blemishes
permanently removed by ecctTolysis Lady operator.
Room g. Metzerott Bldg, ne st, Nv, iyi-5ot
BradfOrd's Detective Agency,
SUITE "a COLORADO BUILDING, 18th AND
g. Expert Investigation. any cause: all sections
strictly confidential Phone 2525 iy3-30t
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HOUSES WANTED.

INVESTOR WILL BUY NUMBER OF HOUSES.
500 70 $500. with good income capacity. d. c.
REALTY BROKERS 6l7 18th S. B3-u
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HOUSES FOR RENT,

FOR RENT-BRICK: ROOMS AND BATH;
No. l5S Caroline ST. NV, between 18th and 18th
and T and sts. $50 per mo. Apply 10 Il. A.
Phillips. Maryland Bldg. 1910 II 81 ms. Bl6-3i
FOR RENTS ST NV: NEAR NORTH
Capitol cars: eight large rooms; reception hall
nearly new; in perfect condition: 5000. OWNER,
i2 ST. NV Wl43t
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.


10 BRANCH STORES
WANTED-IF YOU ARE GIVING UP
HOUSEKEEPIN AND WISH TO
SELL PART OR ALL OF YOUR FUR
NITURE. SEND FOR THE MAN WHO
HAS REPUTATION OF 20 YEARS
FAIR DEALING MARCUS NOTES.
i26 gTH y. W. NEAR ST. ONLY
ONE PHONE, MAIN 5r7l jy7-tf
WANTED-TO BUY A GENTLEMAN's ENG
lish riding saddle. Address W 7. B.. Herald Of
flee. BlI3t
CARPETS CLEANED,
Taken mp free; also we make screen doors win
shipping Phone y ass. lj0j 9th 81 NV jei9-tfexs
WANTED-YOUNG PEOPLE TO TAKE A SUM
mer course; any study. weeks day, or u weeks
evening. $40. WOODS COMMERCIAL SCHOOL,
81 East Capitol ST. b7-tf
WANTED-NAAlEs OF YOUNG PEOPLE WHO
wish to take business course. Cash and ) per
cent commission paid. Address BOX 81, Herald
Office iys.f
WANTED-YOUNG PEOPLE. TO TAKE A SUM
mer Course; much individual attention to pupils
wishing review any study or 70 persons who
wish to prepare Cor eTil-seryee examinations; any
study. weeks. day, or Y weeks, evening. SO.
WOODS COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. 81 E. Capitol
street. myl7-tf
HAVE YOUR UPHoLsTERING DONE BY An
expert at moderate syst. BOX %, Herald ofncs.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-TWO ELEGANT OFFICE ROOMS;
finest location in city. HOME LIFE BLDG.
corner 18th and q sts iyl6-3t
1870 n Y AyE.-TWO SECOND-FLOOR ROOMS
and one rear room; $ TO So situation unsur-
passed HARRICK & AIETCALF, 1870 \. y. ave.
Nl4I6i9
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE g OHIO RAILROAI

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE STATION. New Jersey Ave. and 81.
NUIAL bLU 4 LiNE
EN ERt OIbEh hOgK % IhE ODD HOUR
10 RhlLADELPhiA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL, ~ SIkEEf AEW IUkks
~ q. M. Diner, Pullman PaTloF.
1900 a. N. Buffet PaTl0r. 5-i.cur Train.
500 a. NJ DlneE and pullman faEior Gar.
III % a. Il. Diner and Pullman PsroF Car.
'lzJ y. W. DIDeT and Pullman PaT0g Car.
.3y1 y. IN Royal Limited All Paiimsa.
3 20 y. Diner and Pullman Farlor.
= ~ y. N Coaches 70 Philadelphia
IL - y. N. SleeDcn.
ATLANTIC CIIf. f700 go. fil0o a. N. tisS.
ANNAPOLIS, weekdays, 800 a. m. RS5 noon.
IS 610 p n. SUNDAYS, - a. n. SO p n.
kYkRY HOUR On the HOUR"
tMeekd8ys. Z ~ T. 70 ~ y la.j
10 BALTIMORE.
Isl, 800 &c 80 40, IN $50 $50. $50 fs.3.
10 %. 100 a. m 1899 noon II1sJ3. 'lao, sl;l2.
300. ~. rJo. SIC. 49, mn. 'lS2G. 'li-50.
IL - ?. n, -
cfNtCcfhNSiri ig s + Z Lots and louisville
$40 3. H., = % p N. 'lZay night -,
PITTSBURG. $40 q. L.. ~. 's-o ,. H.. I'm
CLEVELAND. 40 D. n.
COLUMBUS, SO D. "a.
MHEELlNGl $40 a. m. $50 p. N.
MINCHESTER. y 10 .. ~, ass, 1870 2. n.
,fkEDEklCk. 3D. fs;le, s5--5 a. n si-s1 AN.
HAGERsToYN. f9Io a. n. 800 p n
DAILY. Except sunday. SUNDAY only
Reservations Of Sleeping PaTlUT Car space, rates
OF fare, Sc viii be quickly furnished BY TELE-
PHONE al Of the following licket ones: li.7 y
81. NV. Telephone Main ISL. Oily PenusJlTania
and c st.-Ticket Ofioe Telephone East 81; inior-
nation Bureau. last I2f.
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FOR QUICK SAFE.

FOR QUICK SALE.
On X ST.. near navy yard. Groom brick; 10 paved
alley; latTobe and range w0odshed &c. price. s. 900.
d. II. JOHNSON Co. 6ll 7th st. nw. yi2u
RICHMOND PARK WAsHINGTON's IDEAL
suburb. Phone NJ. 6631 for automobile 70 see prop
erfy free Of cost EASLEY x HILL, Exclusive
Agents, 4li4l2 Munsey Bldg Bs-n
FOR sALE-TO WHITE OR COLORED PUR-
chaser, two-famiy apartment house: northeast !;
good investment. Address BOX H. Herald Office.
iyl+3t
l525 18th ST NW.-ONI.Y $500; SIX ROOMS,
large lot; sell 70 coored purchaser. KARRICK
& MErCALF. 1920 ~ \. ave. BHI6l9
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HORSES AND VEHICLES,

FINE YOUNG HORSES. ALL SOUND. AT
work and seasoned; can be at our stable after
$50 D. n: will allow trial. BURR BROS Inc
BTOokand. ID. {. lyl57t
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DENTISTRY.
COLLECTORS.

WE COLLECT NOTES ACCOUNTS. RENTS.
estate and damage claims; no charge unless sue
cessful. FULLER AGENCY. NJ 18th St NV.
mh3-u
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STORAGE,


SEPARATE ROOMS ALSO By THE LOAD;
clean dry. and we'll ventilated. THOMAS DOW
LING & CO., Aucts.. 6l2 L st. NV. Phone 5l1
je23-3Qt
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CARPETS CLEANED,

WANTED-TO BUY A GENTLENIAN's ENG
lish riding saddle Address W. 7. B., Herald Of
flee iyll-3t
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Boo" SHE SAID
AND ROBBER FLED
Artists Athletic Wife Twice
Annoyed by Half
Man.

NEW YORK, Nov Pr Hinton
Perry. the sculptor. is more than aIloli-
Gus TO meet the small but persistent
fOOtpad who annoyed his wife on two
separate occasions Thursday night The
man Is described as being about four
feet tall and weighing about ninety
pounds.
Mrs. Perry Is beautiful. six feet tai
and an athlete. Mrs. Perry had dined
alone Thursday night and was return
ing home by way of Fifth avenue, when
she felt tugging on the wrist. which
Is always girdled with a diamond brace
let. Thinking the ornament had be
come fastened in her dress. she car
ried the weight part Of block before
she looked down To discover the cause.
When she did so. she found what
proved TO be a half portion of humanity
hanging on to the bracelet and swing
ing clear OF the ground. She shook hin.
OF. and proceeded TO her home. About
II O'Clock Mrs. Perry was awakened by
the sound of footsteps on the floor De
low. Leaning over a balcony she saw
an abbreviated person cropping about
the room. The man heard her and
shouted IN a shaky voice:
Don't make a move. madam! / nave
all the best OF this situation
You have. have yOui" answered Mrs
Perry, as she recognized the man who
had tried to rob her earlier In the
evening. she rushed down the stairs
IN time to see the fellow escape through
q window.
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Dr.. r. B. Donaldson Dead;
Was Prominent Dentist
Born in Virginia, But
Practiced Here Half
a Century.

Dr. Robert Bruce Donaldson, one Of
the oldest residents of Washington,
prominent ia social and professional life,
died last night at o'clock of acute in
digestion, after a brief illness, at his
residence, 1916 Sixteenth street north
west. He was eighty-one years old.
DR.. Donaldson was native of Water
ford, Loudoun county, Virginia. His
family occupied a POSITION Of prominence
socially. financially and politically In
Virginia as far back as the early part
Of the nineteenth century. DR.. Donald
son came to this city when seventeen
years OF age. and has continuously re-
sided here since. He attended a private
school in Alexandria, Va. After COM
pletfug his academic education he en-
tered the office OF Dr. r Finley Hunt at
that time a prominent dental surgeon
In this country. In those days there
was no such things as dental college
in this city.
DR.. Donaldson took no part In the
civil war, remaining In Washington. He
was a thirty-second degree Scottish Rite
Mason. member Of Federal Lodge A +.
& A NJ, No. !. and Washington Com
mandery Knights Templar No. l and
also an unaffiliated member OF athe
Shriners. He was also an Odd FeIloW-
In financial circles he was best known
as a director in the Union Trust COM
pany, at Fifteenth and II streets noTJn-
west While not an active member or
the Associated Charities, he was a I'D
eraI contributor To the work OF that or
ganiZation, and from his private means
distributed liberal sums annually. lie
practiCed his profession in this city Tor
half a century, but some few years ago
retired.
DR.. Donaldson was member OF the
New Jerusalem or Swedenbergen,
Church. at sixteenth and COrcoran
streets northwest. He is survived by his
wife and one son. DR.. II. A Donaldson,
of this city.
The funeral viii be held Monday aft
Groom at 2 o'clock from the family resi-
dence. the Rev. DR.. Frank Sewah con-
Quoting the services, in which the Grand
Lodge of Masons Of the District OF Co
Iumbia will participate. The interment
will be in Congressional Cemetery.
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she ddnt know whatto do
Thanksgiving had big pumpkin
ctH ass e
five 0 lie s a en-
he
and he had long been promised first choice the which this famous Thanks
gvi
had cut wedges with the five would but
noeb
Il
star
WasalW in goH Smals
liars In cas- of tie the ewadW il b equally
o
pumpkin a
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Luminous Shell
Indicates Range
In Night Battle

PARIS, Nov. 23.-while the recent
naval experiments in L'OTient bay have
been carried out with the greatest Sc
crecy. one important feature is being
gossiped about in naval circles This
is the invention of a luminous shell, in
vented by a French naval officer, which
throws out a great white light when 1t
strikes. The light glOws until It ex-
hausts, and can be escaped in no other
way. During a night attack 1t viii In
dicate the range Of ships OF the enemy
without exposing the firing WarSh1ps 10
view by means Of their searchlightss
LONDON, Nov. 23.-It is reported here
that the battleship DreadnoughL now on
testing cruise. during which many eX-
Der{ments with rudders are being made,
is experimenting with a luminous shell.
used for the purpose OF lighting up the
waters patrOlled by an enemy.
NEW YORK. Nov. 23.-Cable inquiry
fails to establish whether the tests are
being made with the same apparatus, or
shells. Great secrecy is observed both
in London and Paris concerning the
experiments,
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MEMORIAL TO Be HELD
FOR JOHN v. MATGHETT

Memorial services for John Wesley
Matchett, the Banner Evangelist" will
be held at Seventh street and Penn
sylvania avenue a. week from tOmor-
row. Prominent members Of the Met
ropolitan Church will speak on the ven
cradle evangelists life work at thar
corner.
Funeral services for the evangelist
were held in WrigEts undertaking es-
adjustment yesterday afternoon The
Rev. DIT. Bristol, pastor of the Metro
politan Church, offciated and paid a
glowing tribute to Mr.. NIatchettt
CONSPICUOUS AT the services was the
large heavy wooden cross which Mr..
MatcheUt carried during his thirJy-seV-
en- years OF mission work in this city
The cross was decorated with roses and
d sheaf Of wheat, sent by the members
OF the Metropolitan Church and the
Salvation Army. Interment was in
Glenw0od Cemetery. The cross and
flowers were placed on the grave.
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ALL DISEASES TREATED.

Reputable. honest. thankful people IN All
parts Of the United States tell Of health and
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. OF Indianapolis He
sends treatment BY mail, postage paid alb
sOlutely free. 10 all who write Send TO
day ana you VIII receive lncontesfable PROOF
Of men and women cured in many cases
after they have been given up 70 die.
Chronic lingering and complicated diseases
yield almost as Il BY magic. II you want a
remedy which goes direct % the seat Of
disclose uproots II and makes you well ana
strong as you ever were n your life, then
write to DR.. King. DO II now while you have
the opportunity; you may not see this offer
again.
builder. blood builder, muscle builder and
organic strengthened. As oil Is 70 an en-
CINE 50 IL is 10 the human machine. restoring
health and strength to all It's parts ana or
gans driving out disease, putting the whole
system IN perfect working order.
Write 70 DIT. King frankly, fully and free
~. as 10 an honest, sympathetic man VINO
offers you HIS aid and WI be your # lend.
Thousands are glad they had the opportunity
Of doing so; glad they sent for the treat
nent; glad they used Il according 10 his
simple directions: glad they are well and
strong today as you may be II you act
right now while yOC have this opportunity
No matter what your diseaae Is, whether
OF the stomach liver kidneys, heart lungs.
or other organs. or whether Il Is chronic,
lingering and complicated, write 70 me. Il
makes no difference 20 me how discouraged
you may be with other doctors or treat
ment. write 70 me- Ny greatest successes
have been where others failed be fun %
life, fire, vitality. Have the energy and con
ndence Of youth Walk with a light heart
Be young again, be Joyous. 7 simply ask for
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DO not delay. Simply write out your symp-
toms and mai me the letter, and I viii send
YOU the remedy. You VIII not Obiigate your
self In any way No matter how much bene-
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today and / VIII send you with the remedy.
q = -
Facts for the Sick" my valuable new book
on health and the treatment and cure OF dis
ease at home. Address DR. z p KING, y
Security Trust Building Indianapolis, Ind
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Clear Away FOgS
With Big Cannon,
Plan of LOndOnerS

LONDON, Nov, 2s--The city Of Lon
don Will In the near future try an ex-
pertinent. which, according to the CLAIM;
OF the inventor VIII. rid London Of fogs.
or at least. quickly dispense them after
they enshroud the city. NJ. DemsJTius
Magglora has interested the council ia
an Invention which he claims will con
trol tho atmospheric conditions here
The apparatus consists or strong steel
cannon, sixty feet ia height and six
feet in diameter. By means Of atmos-
pheric vibrations. effected by explosions
of aceteline and other gas, Il is claimed
that fog can bOtn be prevented and dis
persed- The council Is serious IN its
Intentions OF going TO any extent TO bet
ter the atmospheric conditions. and no
time viii be lost until an attempt is
made to destroy one OF LOndOn's ''in-
stftuticns"
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Clay Transformed
To Telegraph Pole?
DR.. Flower in Jail

PHILADELPHIA. Nov z5.-Dr. Rich
ard c. Flower. vino IS charged in New
York with sWindling various persons out
OF nearly 3. O0O. 900. has been rearrested
IN this city upon an entirely new and
unique charge Of frenzied promotion.
he is charged with Incorporating a
company which claimed 10 have pat
ent on q device that will turn ordinary
clay or dirt into telegraph poles.
He Is said to have induced DR.. Charles
BOyertoWn, Pa, 10 part with 5000 for
800 shares of stock IT. the company and
TO become its president
Upon the strength Of their names
Flower is said 10 have obtained at least
81 900 more from BOyertOWn citizens
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CONSTITUTION ASSAILEO
BY TARHEEL JUSTICE

NEW YORK. Nov. 23.-Justice Wal
ter Clarke, of the supreme court OF
North Carolina, addressed several hun
dred members OF the Peoples Institute
at Cooper Union last night on the de-
ic'encies Of the Federal Constitution as
a representative Democratic instru-
ment. He assailed the foundation OF
the Government from its beginning
I'D through all amendments and de-
claTed that the people should no longer
be content with the Interpretation Of
the Constitution by the Supreme Court
but should call a constitutional conven-
zion for the revision Of the original
document to meet the conditions Of to-
day
Justice Clarke's attitude was the eX-
treme one Of State rights,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-11-23
NECK BROKEN; LIVED YEAR.

CAMDEN, n. J.. Nov. B.-Leouard
Camp. aged eighty-seven years, Of 400
North Thirty-seventh street. East Cam
den. died yesterday from dislocated
neck sustained a year ago. Because OF
the nature Of the injury and the ad-
vanced age of the sufferer, the case at
tracted considerable attention among
men.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-11-23
RICK ATTACKS TEACHER.

CHAMBERSBURG. Pa. 1Tov. "A
H. Hall, a school teacher OF Greenwood.
was attacked by a large buck in the
mountains near here. He was chopping
wood, and, hitting the deer with his
ak, the pedagogue ran 70 safety
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-11-23
STATISTICS OF RABIES.

The annals OF the Pasteur Institute at
Paris contain some interesting facts,
and they suggest at least one question.
During 1906 it seems that 773 persons
were treated, Of whom only one died.
OF the number treated only twenty-five
were foreigners, and the question arises
as to whether FTenchmen are really bit
ten by mad dogs in such an enormous
disprOp0rtion. or whether the existence
OF the institute leads 10 its indiscrtml-
nate use.