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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

MN I - " A@i'
GOLDENBERG' 9Th and X SITS NV
s. KAHN SONS K Co. Sth and Market space
GREEN s j II 4 / ADVERTISING
AGENCY 1lf6 18th St NV.
W. y. McNULTH. Cigar store. 18th and + NV
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY. Linton d
Nelson. Proprietors; corner Rhode Island
ave. lst and q SITS. NV.
ROBERT Il. PETZOLD. The Harvard Phar-
macy. 18th ana Harvard SITS NV.
W. A. DARLING. cor. 18th and r SITS. NV.
l., FRENCH SIMPSON. cor 7th ST. Rhode
H. T. BUTTS PHARMACY, 18th st AMI
Mass ave. NV.
CHAs. G HORNUNG. Christiani Pharmacy.
sw. cor. 7th and NJ SITS. NV.
DOM d SANFORD. New York ave and
North Capitol ST.
r. A. NErTCH. 10Th and NJ SITS. NV.
QUIGLEY'S PHARMACY, 2lst and G SITS. NV
GILLETTE q CO. 18th and J. SITS. NV
s. NJ WAGNER 8, CO. LIST and IA sts. NV.
]. T. TAYLOR. cor. 9Th and j. SITS. NV
EUGENE r. NICHOLS, 1901 Pa. ave. NY.
NORTHEAST
CHAS. u. RLTMER. y. Cap. and r SITS ne.
McCHESNEY a. JOACHIM. cor "a and Z SITS.
SOUTHEAST.
a z POWELL fth and East Capitol SITS.
ODONNEBL DRUG CO, 18th and O. SITS.
N. S. FEALN NV. cor. 1lth and Pa. ave.
SOUTHWEST.
V. HUGO EISENBEISS. eth and streets
ANACOSTIA.
BURYS PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
jefferson SITS
BROOKLAoD. D. c.
ARTHUR Il. T. LUERSSEN, Drug Store.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r L. cARNE & CO.. 7oS King st.
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WANTED En- Experienced waist and skirt
hands also apprentice Apply 1nS y s.
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SOUTHEAST.
a Z. POWELL 9Th and East Capitol SITS.
O'DONNEBL DRUG CO, 18th and c. SITS.
NJ. S. FEALY. NV. cor. 1lth and Pa. ave.
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Wanted-Rooms q Beard

W An TED-Eoom and board ln Bi-ori---
dale by youLE man ln Government ser-Iee
address BOX ll-. Times Office. myI---
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NORTHEAST.
CHAS. II. BLTMER. y Cap. and r SITS ne.
McCHESNEI 81 JOACHIM. cor. "a and Z SITS.
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Bicycles.

A LARGE assortment OF second hand bicv-
clcs. OF almost any kind any make ana
f1r almost any price you want % pay fCr a
wheel satisfaction guaranteed LEWIS 7Ss3
Pennsylvania ave. NV. rnvI-9t
WILL GIVE good price for secondhand hi
cycles, drop postal VII call. Address BOX
7st- -lilcs once my1-tf
FOR SALE-Cha5uIess Columbia. C-levar,r7
smell. Emblem Mllf-Amcrlcan. Tribune AM
nfty other good makes at reasonable uricss
we are the only secondhand bicycle fe9lers
in Washington can and see us We can s17-e
you dollars C.. r. HUNTER The Rfcvcis
Man, lls fenrss wanna ave. NV cp3l-gt
SELL your bicycle 10 the man who paws the
highest price lts G. r. HUNTER ma
Bicycle Man. lls Pennsylvania ave NV
ap2o-0
We HAVE for this week some exceptionaf
Eoe4 bargains N high grade Bicycles. Cali
ana SCI our prices. EAEERFoRD CYCLE
co.. 10Th ST NV e-ee-fS
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WILL RENT nay kitchen % man and vie.
Indiana ave. --.- -
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Help Wanred-Maie.

ANY PERSON wanting steady position ~
C4eo.
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ROOM. comfortably furnished. APART
AlL-N --s. corner eta and r SITS. ne
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Situations Wanted
Female.

WANTED-By colored girl place as general
housewCrSer; wages. $l2. Up LIST ST. sw. It
WANTED-By reliable woman, situation as
hOusekeepor. widOwer preferred Address
BOX Ill. Times Office ap39-2t
WANTED-By neat colored woman. work OF
any kind by the day. 10 Pierce st. NV
apSo-2t
wANTED-Washing TO take home; good ref
erence- 40 New York ave nv. ap2s-st
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= ylt SAL. Tailoring ard cleaning bust
ness. a real saCr,nces pay 90 Investigate -
'-lei oNLer leaving city. Ilg3 list 81. M.
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Millinery.

1fME- CROWDER. suIiner. forn7e-7-- - -
@ 81 nw- has moved 70 923 ST NV IA
ready 70 make hats IL latest styLe 1or -
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Dancing.

MISS COULTER, Professor OF Dancing u-f-
yate lessons. SOC. II you can walk i can
teach you 20 walt rs Eye ST. NV. Phone
1 1 - eps5-slt
THE ORDWAY. fsI nth ST. NW.-Everv Tues-
cay. THURSDAY. and Saturday evening. be-fn-
neTs class, use; advanced. $50 Lady assl1r-
ants largest and most beautiful han Ia
lle city Prof. kremb's. orchestra Lesson
1oc, SIX lessons S2.59. Private lesson BY
appointment open ali summer electric fans.
PROF. CEAS. L. WYNDHAAI
Fnone ~ o5i3 ap233lr
PRIVATE DANCING Lessons. Soc. 60
antee waltz and tWO-s-eD 20 men IN seven
Lessons ladies. five, class, g. per month.
Dall room for rent So Address. with stamped
envelope. BOX go. Times Office apz7-6t-ezSu
WHISkEY. 500 per gallon. THE JOHN
WEDDERBCRN Co. 6I6-6IS = 50. NV. apT-tf
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WANTED-Girl FOR light houseworl. small
FAMILY 80 home nights. Apply FLAT H.
home Apartments. corner 9TH 81. and Alassa-
chusctts ave. NV hi
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Carpet Cleaning.

CARPETS cleaned; taIea up free 1906 ctr 81
NV. Phcrao North ass. sIlh25-s9t-ex r,sa !
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
AND OTHER


SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
Two cents a wOrd for all other classified
advertisements Cor less than three insertions
II inserted for three OF more consecutive
GAYS, one cent "a word Tor each insertion.
These rates do not apply to Personals
Advertisements VIII be accepted at any o.
the following branch offices az regular OfTiCs
rates II II ls inconyenie2t 20 leave advertise
ments at either a branch Office or The Times
Business Ofce. they may be telephoncd direct
10 The Times Main 52G0l and a messenger
VIII call 20 collect without additional charge
20 the advertiser
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Non-HlediCaI HeaIine.

THE JCNOD lThe Eacu-za} Method o. len
-.Eye-I restoring ne circulation II the blood
ana nerve vital Studs OF the body 90 their
normal condition is the means OF curing
sl.9se desperate ue--1lt1ciuE ElliaLles that are
I'D --- usual methods pronounced in
c-Tdl--. Forty years experience with the
-u-H- Method enables me o speak with con-
Ll-l-e as 90 the value ~ tlis method in
your case Consultation and advice is free
WATCH THIS HEADING SUNDAYS
PROF u. N. ID. PARKER.
-4-i New York ave. y. W.
Hours. 10 90 5--S-Ilays. 10 60 L
AL DISEASES can be cured without the aid
% drugs DE- me power Cf prayer Call and
gee MRS CHERRY. che divine healer. at lbs
-i-l S. uU-. ana be convinced. au.S-1r
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Observation-Disclosures

AN THE ONLY MAN that paws the hirh-
est cash price for Eenuemea's cast-off clofh-
ing r. GOLDSTEIN. &c ID ST. NV Drou
postal and j viii call. rnv1-g5f
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NANTED-Girl FOR general homework. GOOD
wages. Apply at once, ISIS Newton st NV
apg0-3t
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WANTED-Good barber. Immediately. good
ave. myl-3U
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Help Wanted Female.


WANTED-setued coIored woman for general
AouseWofk 6l5 Pennsylvania ave. Sc.
myl-St
WANTED - Experienced waist and skirt
hands also apprentice. Apply InS y 81
--y -oe
WANTED-Girl for light homework: small
FAMILY 80 home nights. Apply FLAT H.
rome rome APARTMENTS, corner 9TH 81. and Massa-
N"-0-'t9 I'VE NV 1t
WAANTED-Neat colored girl as waitress at
4-to ''H ST. NV It
wANTED-Finery ironers. shirt anlsbers and
shift hackers. ELITE LAUNDRY co. GlI
lith ST. NV. nyi-2t
wANTED-A coIored chamberlain M I277
- --- IL
wANTED-A girl FOR general work IN a
slilstll nat three people. Inquire at APART
Nl5NI Il, The Alenhurst, Columbia road
WANTED-Help on waists and skirts
Ol9 lOth ST. NV, hrst floor back Il
WANTED-CoIored cook. SIS. maid. $50. for
NlasSIa rails; way paid FISHER 5
A1ENCl. 4ls 10th ST. NV. 1t
wANTED-A neat oolored girl for genera
5 Iou5e%or with references CAL 1920 North
0'ii'oI ~, II
WANTED--woman FOR general houseWorl[.
5!lall family. good pay; stay nights cali
Eho DENTISTS. 1ll5 Pennsylvania ave.
WANTED-settled colored woman FOR reD-
----- LolseMoIk. az once. SIS "a 81. ne. II
,WS,AaNTED-Neat colored eirl as waitress
-
WANTED-CIerk for store: one who is i'm
s s,,-.-,,I.,, writes a good hand, ana neat IN
perlence as clerk. and where and saIary -
CURED 70 Begin on. Address BOX no. Times
go myl-2t
WANTED-Two experienced Mattresses 5,-.
W NogIAi snort hours. good pay. Apply at once.
WANTED-Good cook sI1 X st. NV. my1-st
WANTED-White seamstress: must come Wen
recommended. as eth ST. sw- II
MANTED-ExperIence mattresses. M once
Ni-AlL LAND QUICK LUNCH 60 9th 81 nv
WANTEp-GeneraI servant an family az two.
no W'tsniuE or ironing, go home nights, ref
1IeHee required l-9i 18th 50. NV. IL
NNEID-seamstress. ToL0TAN LAUN-
DRY, 9th and G SITS my. myl-3t
WANTED-Ezperieuced arm Mattresses. good
.lI1ly- ~ Pennsylyania ave nw. myI-St
WA,NTED-Girl for general homework: stay
nights, Sl-- 1916 n ST. NV. h.
WANTED-CoIored woman for general b,lge-
work Apply l&2 l4th St. NV. myl-2t
WANTED-Gi-I Tor general Homework. 10 as
SYST nurse Apply lizj en- 81. NV. myI-5t
WAY LED-Retned young lady 20 serve table
III dining room 1913 q ST. NV. IL
WANIED-At once. waitress twhitn) good
nome Apartment 70 THE MENDOZA
ap30-2t
WANIED-An intelligent lady OF rood oF-
dress 20 represent a Boston firm handling
5,isRlonaote footwear. Address with reference.
BOX IS. Times Office. 1r9q-7+
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For Rent
Furnished or Unfinished Rooms.

THREE ROOMS on second floor. uith-lath
40 II s. NV. between Two car lines ID
425 Q NN--Eatire second Go1r. three rooms.
furnished OF unilrllshe5 light aa.-.s.e--
Ing, gas. Gr1
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, OH SALE-GCod paying CAFE. az barvsla
p-1-et OK leaving city, a. 4 o. na
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CONSULT NE before you sell / pay highest
cash prices for ladies' and gents worn gar-
ments- S. GOLDBERG. C27 u 81. nv. Dro3
postal; win call. auII-s5t
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Wall Paper.

WALL PAPER.
PICTURE EEAELrTTG.
Prices low, quality higa
AMES. I2 u n. W.
ap5-w. Z. Su-Lt
ROOMS pape-ed s1.75 up; house uai7fi7--
lowest prices CHAS A CARLIsTF ~ ~
81. NV. Phone Main GJ5I. arIsl-5
WM. v. MAHONEY the man tba- -,.4-
p3perhanging famous reliable. prompt. cbs.1.
legal guarantee covers al our work. semi
postal for free samples ana estimate Main
store, cog Eennsy ivania ave Sc. rora--i---,.
last 1l9-r. OF following agencies. DE 5Iqine
A. CO.. S-II ~ ST. nv. EdIavitchfs rr.-.
Bowie, Nd; 10 Monroe ST., Auacostia. N-s,r-
eombe-s drug Store, Congress Heirhrs. az
New York ave NV; 1870 = 81. Sc C5nav-a,-'s
store. Laurel. Nd, General store CfieulaIa.
IOstolilce, Colonial Beach. Va. IuzalIs Rel
Estate once. Hyattsville. Nd. Shaw's Store
IwinlnS city, Lloyd's store. Scahr00ke nj
new agency. Just established. Luerssen's drug
store Br0okiand. spZ7-7f
WALL PAPER. &c a piece. borders. 1c n
yard no remnants, no Job lots, an new
up-to-date goods: phone OF write for sam
pies JOHN r. MAHONEH, Sl3 Pennsylvania
ave. Sc Phone East 553
q YEARS AT THE BUSINESS.
dp25-e0t
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WANTED-Highest cash prices paid for worn
garments, ladies' or geutlemCn's. Also shoes
ana hats Address postal and I VIA call anv
hour, =. TAR5IiES. ls0G 9Th ST NV Phone
North 1879. fe2r 81
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BIG MONEY PAID for desirable furniture
carpets. Office furniture and household goods
OF al KINDS, contents especially. also stocks
or merchandise. u. NOTES. Cz5 Louisiana
ave. Phone u 3jB aDlz--It
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WANTED-To purchase a large secondhand
mess tent must be "a good condition with
al necessary attachments. kindly STATE price.
Address BOX O.. Times once. apZs--t
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UphOlStering.

PARLOR SUITES RECOVERED. SO up:
material furnished; chairs caned 35c M
SALTER. 9T r st. Phone 1851 North.
myl-St
WE MAKE screen doors and windows; fur-
niture repaired and upholstered; packing and
shipping. 1905 Sth St Phone North ISIS
mh26-30t -exfr sa
BENZ. r. COLES & CO. Upholsteripr IN
kinds Of furniture; slip covers made soc
gth St NV. Main cole. ap25-30f
UPHOLSTERING. recovering, polishing and
repairing at your own home; good Judge on
antiques thoroughly reliable l. FOSTER s5l
& 81. SCI aD5-tf
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street rent Sl55 weekly business So uer-
SOFA. attention can be increased NEW
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Misunderstanding.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets, stoves. bric-a-braC and All kinds Or
household goods BAUMS FURNITURE
SHOP. 14th and L St NV. Phone North 1873
Formerly sth and q ap29-tf
WHISKEY. 800 per gallon. THE JOHN
WEDDERBURN Co. e1G-6IS F St NV ap7-tf
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Help Wanted-faIe.

- 80 ~ - 4Gl4Es
wANTED-Fireman ELITE T.,r-N-Dpv -
III 18th ST. NV. mv1.a-
wANTED-Three Iabore--- sra non a.
Apply HALL >, nth and II SITS. ne. myl-2t
WANTED-Good barber. AT once stood, 7-I-
. guaranteed l0I Il ST. NV. myl-st
49, 49,, eo.l hours references; experience
FOItL4lAN.S PHARMACY. Ia
Experienced man 20 drive milk
wagon references. 1850 = ST. NV. myl-st
WANTED-Boy IN printing office. e9r-e ~
perience preferred. can al once pfiI->-TS-
PRESS, SEQ Sth ST. NV. myI-St
wANTED-Flrst-cIass barriers. rooI -
once 90 l1ol 18th ST.
WANrED-Finishers on pants. at once. APE
I "a. o. .Ih 81, NV top hoor- myI-2t
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES boy TO draw soda tv-,
or three night week: BOY Nortneasr rrs-
Ieffed Address BOX a. Times Office
WANTED-Patented novelties: our uati.ral
safes organization buys or handles ro,alfv-
800 Bway. y. Y.
WANTED-A steady white barber. s1l per
week guaranteed; half day OF. 1912 King 81
Alexandria Va. apgj-2t
~ 49, ---,------- ----
store, easy work. references required. Apply
.5s pennsylvania ave. nv. aps0-5t
wANTED-A helper In blacksmith shop. one
WHO can drive on shoes. 205S Sth ST. nW
ap30-3t
- -----
WANTED-single white man as helper in
dairy about ten miles from Washington.
must must be good mixer. FORD d GRAHAM
oys 10Th ST. NV ap3o-2t
WA NTFT- Good rTe,-o- 80 -----
ci o5l3S.5, L. BERLINsNY. 4s9 @ st NV
TO sixteen e TSE M iSSlsenJ - boy i9ur,sen
work. Address In own handwriting. BOX I0z.
aL2l--l
ENTIRE basement Of large house given rent
change Tor i3unarv YORK Ina 1 Ct-s ~ s1
house. Address BOX lCI. Times ofice
ap3J-3t
wANTED-An errand boy. Apply s07 7tb 81
sw- ap3)-3t
~. -.
wagon jumpers. must be over fourteen years:
good salary and permanent positions Apply
599s - -, NgHHlS'' Lans5urgh d. Bro. go TO
-------
WANTsD-Young man as assistant book
5rets f,I ioS TT,. si-a 80 preferred. I'D
------------- %
6ovs Roor ao SI,vV fi-, ~ r T-,i 17Sl IN
9Th and ID SITS an91-St
-
WANTED Colored hoy IN DO ooq,- NIL.
ap30-2t
with bicycle. Address. BOX I16. Times Sl or 55f,
fee. ap30-3t
" N---r-r, CO r,1tobf. -..44-5
drive feed wagon lIO6 I NV aD9O-2t
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WANTED-setued colored woman FOR general
housework 6ls Pennsylvania ave. Sc.
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For Rent
CRzurlished Rooms.

ONE large room. cheap. 47s Maryland ave.
sw- myI-8t
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GROCERY, northwest. only 500. rent So s.:
living r-1uss Galy sales s.. nothing better
-s o. Price and location. NEW YORK
. BUSINESS LHOAEFtS. OH r. ap1s-Sr
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1910 KALORAMA ROAD-Wsuted. az once.
reliable cOl0red woman; cook and house
work. no washing. II
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SECOND FLOOR of three unfurnlshed rooms.
houselseeping. reasonable, 800 Vermont ave.
NV mvl--t
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BROOKLAcCD. ID. c.
ARTHUR Il. i. LUERSSEN. Drug store.
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TWO nice. large rooms. gas for light and
cooking; cheap. i13 Maryland ave sw.
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ANACOSTIA.
BURY'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
jefferson stz-
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.

w An AED-Platen press feeders. IS 90 rar
"t eh. call NATIONAL TRIBUNE. -Is rgt5
st. NV. e-re q
SHORTHAND AND TYPEYRITrVG. can 10
learned al our school ia from 60 10 go dsvs.
position guaranteed. We teach Pitmuu Gra-
s 1911. Gregg. LtFEes. and syllable systems.
ACADEMY. a5-5Is Colorado building. ap5-tf
w WANTED Dung people 20 take a summer
course. any study. eight weeks two h1urs
daily, So WOODS COMMERCIAL. SCHOOL
81 East Capitol 81. ap5S-rf
SPECIAL CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
Tor the Fostofiice Department 20 De held Man
i ana May p We make q specially OF me-
pairing FOR these places CAPITAL. COM
COLLEGE. 300 o ST. nv. aplS-tf
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Wanted-Board.

WANTED First-class talae board; SIS per
month at sos II ST. NV. au29-St
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r, Z. CARNE & CO. 7o5 King St.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-17
YOUNG POWELL WILL
GIVE IN RECITAL R C HERE
Accomplished Richmond Musi-
clan Soon to Leave for Con-
cert Tour in Europe.

Widespread interest Is felt here in
the announcement that Mr.. John Pow
ell. a Richmond boy, destined, his
friends believe. to take rank among
the leading pianists and composers of
America, will give a recital in the JEFF
ferson Hotel AuditorLum; on Saturday,
friends in this city and State, who are
watching his career with the greatest
interest and pride and as this will no
doubt be the last opportunity to fear
him at home for number of years, an
audience limited only by the capacity
of the hall is expected. 8
John Powell comes OF a long line
OF musical ancestors. one Of whom was
symphonies: In this country he Is de- da,
Seconded from the same ancestor as
Sidney Lanier, the poet. He was horn
lin Richmond. and carly gave evidence
of q remarkable musical genius. Tits
with him that Mt the, tender age al
four months he cronned a perfect alto.
almost friahtenlng his nurse out of
her wits It is q. fact that at the age
Of eighteen !. mouths Is he PLAYED on the
Z On account of delicate Health and
his l,igh-strung temperament no ei-
fort was made to teach him anything
until lat the age of eight. His sister
accumulated musician, undertook the
Al ninatesn Wars Of are 1 l,e WsMt to
Vienna; ia study under I4oschetizki. 5nne
Of the wnrldlst greatest piano tenci,ers
land Mas accented ut once by tho great
master.
I He isynow nj home, iii Richmond, for
Ia short rest hAyore once more visiting
IiTurope tn flllf&contracts tor concert
tours during which he will appear In
London, Parts, Rome, Jenna, Berlin
Land q Their. MIA ces. ~ ssIl ss M III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-17

Mr.. James f. Sparks. is now the guest
of her cousin, Rev Peter Ainsie, Bal
timore, Md.
Mrs. William Sclater aud Miss Vera
Petit. of Palmyra, Will be hostesses Mt
Eeauvoir, Jamestown Exposition. on
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday of
this week
Mr. f. Cootes. Jr.. wife and daugh-
ter have returned to the city. after an
extended trip to Northern resorts.
Misses Clara and Ray Ellick, Miss
Sadie Kaufman and Mr.. Abram Ellick
are spending several weeks at the
Jamestown Exposition.
Mrs. Van Wagenen and children are
visiting in the home of Mr.. James yass
No. 321 West Grace Street.
Mr.. Armistead c. Gordon's new book
1.-THE Ivory Gate" Will be published in
New York this week.
Mrs. Ada Mallory and Miss Carrie
Terry are visiting Mrs. w. Fl. Davis
near Elmont. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan S. Mccarthy and
Mr.. Dan Mccarthy, fTr., have returned
from months visit to Cuckoo, In
Louisa county.
Miss Edith Mccarthy is the guest OF
friends In Warrenton. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. w. Hankins. Mrs
Mary Ware and Misses Marian and
Martha Ware, who have been sum
mering in the home of Miss Mary Han.
kins. at Cuckoo, have returned to Rich,
mond.
Miss Minnie Regain. of Lynchburg
Va, and Miss Madeline Herman, OF
Rocknway Beach, N, y. are guests OF
Mrs. James 3. Long, OF North Second
Street.
from pleasant stay of several weeks
at Walkerton, Va. =
Postmaster Royal e. Cabell is out
of the city for few days on personal
business. Assistant Postmaster Edgar
Allan. Jr.. is in Washington, and Will
return to-day. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-17
MISSION WORK IN
VIRGINIA FIELD.
Financial Secretary OF Society
Makes Address at Seventh
Street Christian Church.
GIFTS TO TRUST FUND
GIFTS no TRUST FUND
Single Contribution of $1,000 An
nomced-Watchword for
Next Year.

Interesting services were held at the
Seventh Street Christian Church Sum
day Rev. II. G. Combs. financial sec
rotary of the Virginia Mission society
spf Rax On na ,Tsnia the PASTOR of the
church, presided. and introduced Mr.
Combs, who is we'll known IN Rlch-
mond In opening his remarks the
International convention of the Chris
tian Church, which is to be held IN
Norfolk October 18th to 18th The
cVief service of the convention VIII be
the communion service at > o's sIf On
Buffalo last year 5000 persons at
tended this service. There should be
10000 present this year, said M.
Combs 1T will be the gr,a.estI ,h ensn,
on the Atlantic coast.
In the past nine months the. State
workers employed by the Virginia
Christian Missionary Society have
organized four congregations; each !, OF
which owns its house, established five
Sunday schools and aided sixty,onea
places. The board h has reseiVe e !
stock, which was presented to the
body. The board employed sixteen
men last year and hopes to have a
larger number this year. IN 10 I'VE Years ar
in the church in Virginia and organ :
5iZed thirty churches and twenty I've
Sunday schools.
The society has trust or permanent
fund wh ich now amounts to SS,S63.4s:
Tho fund was started by gift OF
s5.7l1.6T. the residue of nm estate, This
sum has been Increased by ten per
cent Of receipts and by gifts to It's
present dimensions. Last week q man
decided to give $1,000 to this fund. and
me society will soon receive about
ST 800 from a will. These sums are not ,,,
counted In the total given above TO
have 100000 in the trust fund by Qc-
tober 1908, is one of the society nottos.
The watchword for the present year
lis $4,000 for Virginia missions an and ]
the financial secretary believes tr {,
this sum can be REACHED, Seventh
the amount will be increased consid,
erably by absentaes and by PEI soma
gifts Mr. Combs asked for $500. and
expects to secure that much when the
offering is all IN.
The board Whiel ;ss2r,li nj tsrs LII Is
work is composed Of the folloWing per-
sons: President, w. +. Fox, Richmond:
First Vice PRESIDENT John s. Ellett,
Richmond, Second Vice President. III. Y.
Atkins. Richmond; Secretary and Treas
iurer, e. w. Newman, Richmond; Audi
tor, r. T. Sutton; Richmond; IA. Cary,
Richmond; r. NJ Kent. Richmond. DIR.
r.. FL Walker and j. G. Holladay, of
Norfolk C. FL. Walker. charlottesville;
n. r. Elmore, Ronnoke; DIR. r. Nv.
E:heart, Blacksburg; H. c. Shelburne,
Dot. and j. d. Hamaker. Strasburg.