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The Washington times., 1907-07-07
Union Men Repudiate Statement
Of Car Company That All Is Serene

Members OF Central Labor Union, to
whom was delegated the work OF con-
ferring with members Of the Alexandria
Va) Trades Council in an effort 10
have the discharged employees of the
Washington. Alexandria. and Mt Yer
non railway. who they allege were dis
charged by Superintendent Colvin for
no other reason than they Joined the
street car mems union, put back in
their old places, repUdiate the state
ment credited 20 President King. OF the
railway. that there is no labor trouble
on that line.
These labor leaders say Mr.. King has
been advised Of conditions on the road !:
that these thirty-six or more men have
been discharged without cause. and
mat unless he takes some prompt ac-
uon TO see That these men are restored
70 their positions that the two central
organized laboV bodies OF Washington
and Alexandria viii take steps that will
demonstrate that there is trouble on
mat line. Sam De Nedrey. a member
VI the committee. said this week that the
ena IS not yet by any means. and he
voices the sentiment OF his colleagues
The Washington times., 1907-07-07
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO r.

(Schedule In effect June 81. 1917
200 =. Mold DOMINION EMPRESS
Daily-Stops at principal points IN Vir-
GINA Vestibule train. standard coaches:
parior cSr 70 Clifton Forge and connec-
ton for Virginia Hot Springs; Pullman
sIeepets Clifton Forge 70 Louisville Gin
cinnau, indianapolis. ST. Louis. and Chi
cago- Dining car with Ia carte service
from Gordonsville.
s.1O P. M.-New c o. Limited. Daily
Fast new vestibule train. stops only al
COrdonsvtlle. Charlottesville stanton
Clifton Forge. and CovingtOn. Va. White
Sulphur ROnceverte. and Hinton w Va
Pullman sleepers 10 Lexington. Louisville
CINCINNATI Indianapolis 81. Louis and
Chicago. Dining Cars, la carte service.
One night out
MO p M-F F. Y. LIMITED. Daily
solid vestibUle train Pullman sIeeperg 70
Cincinnati. Lexington. and IyouisvilIe
Compartment sleeping car TO Virginia Hot
Springs week days. Dining Cars a Ia
carte service Sleepers Cincinnati 70 Chi
caeo and ST Louis. and Louisville 70
Memphis Nashville and Southwest
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and
Ohio Offices, 5I2 Pennsylvania ave: go T5fb
St near r; and sixth Street station TeIa-
phone, Main $3.50, for Pennsylvania r.
Cab Service. and Main 1895 for c. & O
Ticket once. 1egO-tf
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Discrimination Against Union
Charged by Arsenal Employee.

There Is trouble among the machin-
lists employed in the Rock Island. Ill.
arsenal and the Springfield. Mass, ar
senal A large number Of machinists.
members Of the international Associa-
ton OF Maehinists. have been discharged
at those plants, II is alleged. by mem
bers or the machinists' union. for no
other cause than that they are mem
oers OF the International Association of
Machlnists. 1t is said that these men
have been let go at both plants, not
withstanding the fact that there Is a
scarcity Of men of high class. and both
plants are rushed with work.
Col James O'Connell, president OF the
International Association Of Machinists
and President Emmett l. Adams, OF
District Lodge. No. A. have taken thu
matter up with Secretary Of War Taft
ana Col r. II. Russell acting chief OF
me Bureau of Ordnance, going over the
matter In detail and laying the grew
ance OF the union machinists before the
or the Two arsenals have been asked to
forward documentary explanations Of
tnelr actions and as soon as this arrives
at the war Department and the matter
can be gone over the national officers a,
the machinists' association believe the
matter VIII be satisfactorily settled and
the discharged men put back to work
that is, provided the charge made nv
the discharged employees that they yere
dismissed by reason of being members
OF the union, Is made good.
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Washington Becoming Center
Of American Labor Unions

Washington is steadily becoming the
center of the union labor movement of
this country Many OF the leading or
ganizations have selected Washington
as the headquarters for their organiza-
tions. and it is said that others are
contemplating making the National
Capital the center Of their unions.
Washington has long been the home OF
the American Federation of Labor. the
central executive body of nearly all of
the large and small union labor organi-
cations from the Atlantic to the Pacific
and from Maine 10 Mexico One special
reason for the selection of this city as
the home of organized labor bodies is
that II Is at the seat Of the National
Government. from which comes all
laws of a general nature affecting the
interests OF labor.
With headquarters established here.
IT is an easy matter TO muster the leg
islative committees of these organizations
and direct their work and policy with
the general officers on the ground The
fact that the American Federation of
also an incentive for it's affiliated bodies
TO establish their home Office in Wash
fngton, where the general officers can
be IN close personal touch with Sam
uel Gompers, president Of the American
Federation of Labor and mis- executive
board Being in close daily touch with
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PRISONER
REBUFFS
PLEADINGS
Society Woman Reported
to Be Urging Miners
Wife.

BOISE, Idaho, July 6.-Accordlng 10
the latest report, Mrs. Meyer is plead
ing with her husband to turn States
evidence and save himself. II Is said
that the imprisoned leader sternly re-
buffed her. The attorneys for the de-
Tense are apparently not at all dis
turbed by these reports.
When Darrow yesterday asked Judge
Wood to adjourn court until Monday
morning there were gasps Of surprise.
and an exchange of knowing looks by
those who consider themselves on the
inside.
''Darrow and Richardson are having
trouble with Meyer" it was whispered.
Mr.. barrow. on the contrary. In his re-
marks 20 the court, insisted that he
asked for the adjournment because he
had presented all his evidence with the
exception of the testimony OF Meyer
and Haywood, and he desired a little
time In which 70 prepare those wit
nesses.
The story concerning Mrs. Meyer IS
based on the fact that Mrs. Calvin Cobb,
a society leader, and the wife of the
man who is said to have convinced
Roosevelt that Meyer and Haywood are
undesirable citizens has been very
attentive to the wife of the president
OF the Western Federation OF Miners.
Mrs. Cobb is said 70 have convinced
Mrs Meyer that her husband was in
jeopardy, and that the only way to save
his life was to induce him to go on the
stand and support Orchards story.
Mrs. Meyer. so the report goes. tear
fully approached her husband with the
proposition. Meyer IS said to have re-
fused point blank. saying he had Moth
ing to tell, but If he had and testified
for the prosecution. he would be ostra-
cised by all men forever.
Mrs. Meyer is said to have told her
husband that he would be released i'm
nediately II he followed her advice.
Assisting Mrs. Cobb in turning the
head of Mrs Meyer were several other
society women, and so well did they
work that they boosted this week that
Meyer would desert his comrades. The
local wOmens club was said to be be-
hind Mrs. Cobb in a body. and. the
gossip OF that institution made the news
public.
The Washington times., 1907-07-07

10 put that quantity OF giant powder in
a box the size brought here by the
Pinkertons and identified by Judge Cod
card as the one dug up at his gate.
The States rebuttal witnesses are ar
irving by the score. Men who were in
volved in the Cripple Creek strike war
are coming here to testify that there
was great violence on the part Of the
union, and that the drastic measures
taken by the mine owners and the
militia were compelled by the condi-
tons resulting from the strike.
Several nOn-union men who were
beaten up during the troubles are to
testify that they were the victims OF
union violence. Deputy sheriffs and
gun men who executed the orders Of
sherman Bell and the mine owners will
tell their version OF toe numerous ar
rests and deportatiOns that have been
related by union men and disinterested
citizens of Colorado.
As the trial of Haywood approaches
the end there is much speculation and
some apprehension concerning the testi-
mOny Haywood and Meyer will give
when they are called TO the witness
stand
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ST. J0SEPH'S ORPHANS
GUESTS OF INSTITUTE

The thirty-fourth annual excursion OF
the Carroll Institute will be given TO
Marshall Hall on Tuesday. The boys
of St. Joseph's orphan Asylum are to
be the guests OF the institute on that
day. The committee In charge IS com
posed Of the following; II. Ambrose
Marsden. chairman; Harry B. Merritt
secretary, P. ]. Barron. treasurer; John
o. Allen. Francis J. p. Cleary. Dennis
f: Cornell. John J. Connolly. Peter
NJ. DOrsch, c. ]. Desmond, John J. Full
Ter. ir.. J. Leo Kolb. William II. Lep-
ley. G. Edward May. Philip 5. Warren
The ladies' committee consists of Mrs
John r. Galloway. Mrs. John T. Crow
ley. Mrs. Emma Bowling. and Misses
Burns. Nelson. Annie Lepley. and Ella
Schmidt.
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Orchards Bombs
VIII Be ShOwn
In Idaho Trial

BOISE. Idaho, July G.-Harry Or
chard's bombs. with which he says he
tried to kill Judge Goddard, Of the Col
orado supreme court, and Governor Pea
body are 10 be used in an effort TO
demonstrate that lie falsided his testi-
mony- The Haywood defense has Just
completed some experiments which they
claim will convince the jury that Or
chard told too much when he described
how hts Internal machine was mada.
An exact duplicate in size and mater
ial OF the Goddard bomb-a small wood
en- box about the size OF a starch box
has been made and special Illustrations
are to be presented 20 Prove that Or
chard. nor anyone else. could have nit
forty sticks Of seven-eighths inch dvna-
mite in receptacle the size Of the box
in evidence. Orchard told that he made
the bomb in Petitioners store and that
Petubone helped him manufacture il.
He said forty sticks of dynamite mad
been placed in the box
II now develops tina. it is impossible
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DASHED TO ROCKS
! ON STEEP INCLINE,
FOUR MAY DIE

NIAGARA FALLS. n. Y. July g.
The parting OF four-inch manila cable
on the incline railway on the State
reservation today. when two cars were
midway up the grade. sent six people
dashing at lightning speed down the
runway to the rocks below Only the
machinery at the bottom of the incline
prevented the cars from going into the
river.
In one car-were four people. and in
the other two. All are so seriously in
Jured II is feared several viii die. Four
of the injured sustained fractured skulls.
The list OF the injured thus FAR iden-
tiled IS Mr.. and Mrs. Peter linda. Of
Buffalo: Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Burks. and
young child, of Covington. Ky.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

N. B.-Fonowing schedule figures publ,,b-e
only as information. and are not EuaranreeS
100 A. A--Danville aud way stations
sos A. A--hRrrisonburE AID way station,
$500 A A--Sleepers and coaches 70 Atlaar.
and New orleans Dining Car
'Il.O A M--SleeperH and coaches 20 -,
mmbia. SaVanuRh, and Jacksonville Dfnins
ts.o1 P M--Harrisonburg and way Etation.
s4.65 p. n. - Charlottesville, Warrenro-
and way stations. Strasburg week days
s6:l5 r. ~ -Sleepers anu coaches 10 A.
lanta and Columbus. Ca Sunset Rour,
Tourist sleeper 20 San Francisco tn veekI,-
$50 p. A--Sleepers and coaches 10 c,Ssx
tottes Columbia and Augusta Dining car
slO:1b p M--SlesperB and coaches ~.
Nynchburg and Bristoll - ChattanoosrE MSn1
phia and New Orleans Diaing Car
s1I7OO p. M.-New Y0rA and New OrIean,
Limited. Solid Pullman 70 Ashey-fIie A.
lanta, Birmingham, and New Orleans; Din
sng car CluD and Observation cara
Nste-sDaily. fWeek days.
C II. ACkERT. s. II, HARDWICE
WI TiYLoE' a.P.A L s. BROWN S 4. a a.
rny21-u
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Dancing.

THE wTNDHAM. 49I 18th 81. N.w.-Every
Tuesday. Thursday. and Saturday evening.
beginners class. 1880. advanced, $50 Iadv
assistants. Largest and most beautiful hafl
IN the city. Prof. Krembs orchestra Ies-
cons SOC; six lessons. $50. Private lesson
BY appointment Open all summer: electric
fans. PROF. CHAS- NJ. WYNDHAM
Phone ID sos. 1e15-oOt
MISS COULTER, Professor OF Dancing; pr
vate lessons soc. II you can walk I can
teach you 20 waltz 21s Eye st. NV Phone
Main llSs jyi-50t
The Washington times., 1907-07-07
Bookbinders Are Dissatisfied
With Feeney as Business Agent

AZ meeting Of Bookblnders, Tr,to,
NO. T. resolution was presented which
SHOWS that bad feeling has developed ,n
mat organization against Business
Agent Feeney. The resolution yrhtcS
was not acted upon. but was refe--a1
to committee to report az the 49,
meeting OF the organization, August 6.
SesAs 10 abolish the position OF bust
ness ness agent which pays $40 a week. with
siV expenses. J. l. Feeney. former presf-
ueh' OF the organization. was elected
iast FEBRUARY 20 that position. filling II.
50 Tar as can be learned. acceptabiy.
Inc resolution asks for Mr.. Feenev.E
resignation and the adjustment OF the
ONCE Mr.. Feeney says he has a con-
trace with the organization which does
not expire until February next
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]. L. Rodier to Start Again
Next Week Organizing Unions

J. L. Rodier. general organizer of
the American Federation OF Labor. who
made such a successful trip organizing
the wagon workers in Pennsylvania last
month. adding over 1000 names to the
roster or that organization In three
weeks, will early next week start out
on another tour In western Pennsyi-
vania, and possibly Will go into Ohio.
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Orchards Testimony
Verified in Part

DETROIT. Mich, July 6-Detectives
sent from Boise, Idaho. have verified part
Of Harry Orchards testimony concern
ing his early life. through he ecan1ina-
ton Of the records Of a Masonic lodge
here. Orchard became a Mason in De-
roit, twelve years ago under the name
OF a A. Moule and his last known ad-
dress on the lodge record is given as
Ouray, Colorado. The lodge. II is said.
viii take immediate steps to expel him.
The Washington times., 1907-07-07
Non-Medical Healing.

THE JUNOD method Of enforced blood cir
culation has cured thousands IN Europe and
chronic or so-called incurable disease I in
wife you 20 make the closest investigation
II Is harmless and non-medical treatment
ENDORSED THE JUNOD TREATMENT.
In the recent medical congress. held
a. the New willard Hotel DR. SCHNEIDER.
OF THE CHIRURGICKE KLINIk. BONN,
GERMANY, read an able paper, accompanied
by demonstrations. on the use OF CUPPlNG
GLASSES in the treatment Of TUBERCULO-
SIS Of the JOINTS. BONES, TISSUES. etc.
The Washington star. Of Tuesday, May I.
column 4. page 3. quotes him having said
that In large percentage OF cases this treat
ment HAD COMPLETELY CURED
TuBEECULOSIS OF THE TISSUES
THE BONES AND JOINTS, WHERE
PREVIOUSLY 1T Would HAVE
BEEN THOUGHT NECESSARY TO
OPERATE WITH A KNIFE, and per-
hRps 20 smputate. with less beneficial re
suits The treatment Is Identical with the
Vacuum. or dry cGpping method. as used
with such wonderful success by Or. V. T.
Junod, Of Paris land Prof. H n d, Parker
the French government
For FORTY YEARS have applied 81 with
unvarying success IN al DISEASES arising
from IMPAIRED CIRCULATION and DIS
ORDERED NERVOUS ORGANIZATION !
have many patients who will testify 20 its
efhciency In IOCOAOTOR-AIAAIA. Pa
RALYSIS. CHRONIC RHEUMATISM. MEN
INGITIS. PNEUMONIA. BRIGHTS DIS
L 4 Z. DIABETES, NEURASTHENIA.
DIES that arc the result OF ONERWORK.
WORRY, DEBILITATING DISEASE. or
AGE. and. IN fact 10 practically every So
called INCURABLE AILMENT MANY
CASES OF TUBERCULOSIS WILL YIELD
READILY TO THIS TREATMENT WHY
NOT LEARN WHAT IT WILL DO FOR
YOU7
Prof. Parker CURED me Of bad case of
Rheumatism after everything else had failed.
ROBERT HARVEY, GOI-DENBERG'S
". :. SHOWALTER. a newspaper CORES
pendent. residing az es2 81. ne. states that
at the age OF three months was paralyzed
on my right side: was able TO walk but had
no use OF my right hand etc The Junod
Treatment, administered by Prof Parker has
improved my condition and restored my arm
that I can write and feed myself and
from what have seen I believe restoring the
circulation OF the blood IS the only cure for
A SPECIAL INVITATION IS EXTENDED
TO THE MEDICAL FRATERNITY OF
WASHINGTON. AND THE AFFLICTED, %
investigate IL. II Is the most effective vet
harmless curative agent known.
References by permission. Hon MARTIN
DODGE. Mr.. JOHN J. NOONAN Mr. r N
BROWN. Mr. A. 3. RUFF. Mr. ROBERT
HARVEY, Mr.. CHARLES HARTMAN. Mr.
". J. SdOWALTER, Mr.. GEORGE T. Dali
TON.
No charge for information and consultation
at the Office.
Consultation and treatment al your horne
when desired. Charges very reasonable Iadv
assistant In attendance. Make appointment
by phone. Main 4IIz
Prof II. ~. d. PARKER, 1924 New York ava
Hours 10 to 5; Sundays and holidays, 70 10 i.
Something good under this heading aver,
day. Ii
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ep labor tp

these men adds much to the effective
work of any organization establishing
big organizations with headquarters
here are the international Association
of Machinists. the International Stone
cutters Association OF North America,
the international Union OF Carriage
and Wagon Workers of North America.
and the International Plate Printers OF
North America.
The Washington times., 1907-07-07
SEAB0ARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Ticket Office 1l7I Penna A.

NOTICE-Fouowing schedule not sr,arar+..-
For Raleigh. Wilmington. Co!unbfs e.
vannRh. Jacksonville. Tampa Atianta Pc
mingham, Memphis. and New Orleans
SOS a m dally--Seaboard Mall. srh-o,,.s
coaches and Pullman sleepers TO Savan1sL
and Jacksonville Through sleepers VVaSb1-.-
ton 10 Hamlet and Hamlet 10 Atls - -,
Birmingham. Dining cars N-I
500 p m daily-Seaboard EXPRESS sol,S
train with coaches and Pullman sIeeperS -
Savannah. Jacksonville and Tampa ThrS, - -
sleeper TO Atlanta and Birmingham. iiniaS
cars '4us
=, q. sTANsE1LA District PASSENGER Av.,,
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Dentistry.

TEETH without plates. no extracting. no pain .
look. feel. act. and last longer than natural
teeth: shrunken faces made normal; painless
hIilns. DIR. :. /. WILSON, 1903 T st. jea5-SJt
DRs. o. W. & ". J. ELZEY. DENTISTS
s. ". Cor. 10Th and + SITS. N W.
Specialists In Painless Extracting. Gold
Crown and Bridge Work. Filings. and Plates
that at- Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded Moderate prices. Phone n az
felS-tf
CIT RATE DENTISTRY
tio Set Of Teeth. Cold Crowns and BridEework
81 Finings- SOC Painless Extraction Free.
u. 5. Army and Navy Dental Association
DR. D HARRY MORAN. Mgr.
6ss r ST. NV. CORNER OF 7TH
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CONGRESS CAUCUS
IN ALEXANDRIA
Charles CarIin, Democratic
Nominee for Untitled
Term.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA. -. Iulv

..
The members Of The Eighth Congress
sional Democratic committee met at the
Office OF G. L. Boothe in this city at {
o'clock this afternoon. There were pres
ent Greenville Gaines. of Warrehton:
Gardner L. Boothe. OF Alexandria;
George S.'Shecltleford. Of Orange: Ra-
leigh Green, of Culpeper. and Mr.. Lyon.
of Prince William. The committee,
without any preliminary discussion, de-
clared Charles G. Carlin, of this city,
the Democratic nominee for Congress
IRON. the Eighth Congressional district
10 I'll the unexpired term of John F.
RiXey, dece ased.
No evidence was presented to the COM
uittee TO show that anything improper
transpired during the recent primary
election.
The fuueral Of George w. Stearns will
be held from his home in South St
AsaPh street tomorrow afternoon at {
o'clock. The Rev. J. r. Sewer. of the
/ Presbyterian Church. Will conduct the
funeral services. and the burial viii be
made in Bethel Cemetery. The funeral
viii be attended by Alexandria Council.
Junior Order of United American Ne
chanics, OF which deceased WAS 4 MEM
Der.
Tomorrow evening al o'clock Chill
dren's Day services will be held at the
Methodist Protestant Church. An elab-
crate program. has been arranged for
the occasion.
While stopping from 4 bath room at
Colonial Beach yesterday, Everett He'll
muth. son Of William Hellmuth fell
and sustained an injury TO mis- chest
He was brought 10 his home In this
city.
James Morrison. charged with rob-
hing two slot machines on the steamer
Trenton. was given preliminary hear
ing before United States Commissioner
r. W. p. Garrett today. and was dis
charged. there being not sufficient evil
dence upon which TO hold him.
The funeral of Herbert Sisson, son Of
Mary Sisson. viii be held from mis-
home in South Fairfax street Monday
afternoon at o'clock. The burial will
be made In Bethel Cemetery
u. +. w. Bryant, of the Bryant EIec-
trio Company, has sold that business to
}. H. Lloyd. Mr.. LLOYD VIII continue
the business undeF the old firm name.
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Railroads.
BALTIMORE & CHIC r. r..

DIAL lmOnE q OTllO n. n.
LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave. and St
ROYAL Blue LINE.
Every Other Hour on the Odd Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST, new YORK
100 am.-Diner. Pullman Parior.
tao q rn.-B4mst, psrlOr. Hr- Train
$3.50 a-m.-Dlner and Pullman Parl0r Car.
fl co a. m--DlneT and Pullman Parlor Car.
ESQ pm-Dinsr and Pullman ParIor Car.
ss.OO p-m--'RoyaI Limited All Pullman
t4.OO pm.-COaches 20 Philadelphia
$40 p.m.-Diner and Pullman PaTiOr.
800 D.m.-Coaches 70 Philadelphia.
I'll 30 p.m.-Sleepers.
s2.5z a-m.-Sleepers-
ATLANTIC CITY. t7;Oo 900. t11oo a. m.
ANNAPcLIs. week days. 500 a. m. i2.os
nOon, as. GO pm. sun: $50 an, 5:so pm
(Week days. 100 an 10 PM
TO BALTIMORE
"7:5z ts.oo f6 80 = % = 80. $500 $50 800
- 30. 5000. 81 30 g. m, III 90 noon. IL -o5
q 90. ~ Is. T2-O0. 800. fs-0. $3.50 400
10 40. -I07ek 10 -. III 30. FL Sc p. m
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. '9:lo a NJ. III. $50 D. m
CINCINNATL, ST LOUIS, and LOUIS
VILE, $40 a m. '4.o5 p m, '12;Eo night.
CLEVELAND. $40 D. m.
COLUMBUS. $50 D m
WHEELING. $40 a. m. 80 D n
FREDERICK. fS.2o. 1910. '-s.ls am. 81 50,
t4.05. t5.S5 D. M
HAGERsTOwN. 1910 r. m. $500 D. m.
sDaily. Except Sunday. s"Sunday only
TELEPHONES at al Of the following ticket
Onices: 1871 9 St. Main ISL 6ls Pennsylvania
and c 81. Ticket once. East SsT: Information
Bureau. East ia !e2-tf
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAILWAY
COMPANY.

Schedule Of excursion trains TO ana fror
Chesapeake Beach. Subject TO change with
out nOtic~.
WEEK DAYS.
GOING-Leave District Line Station at az
and HOO a. m. 2-S0. SEQ. las and s:g5 u N
RETURNING-Leave the Beach at so a m
l2:I5 300, go. 500 and 1880 D. m -
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS
GOING-s.2S and HOO a. m. 2:S0. 400 7.45
and 9:45 p.
RETURNING-7:oO a m. 1875. $50. 600. 500
and 10 90 D. m
PAUL Y. WATERS. General Manager
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Brief Notes and Personals
Of Interest to Union Men

John c Consodine. travelling repre-
sentative OF the international Associa-
Llon Of Machinists, IN charge OF the
Fennsylvania shop interests. was In the
city the past week. and called at head
Quarters in the McGin building for in
structions
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NEW HOTEL RUDOLF

Directly on the beach, go rooms. 20 VITA
fresh and salt water baths attached. Auert-
can and European plan-cuis Inc specially
Newly renovated and decorated and new man
agenent- Personal direction q JOEL EIl.Ls-
NAN, PROP, also proprietor OF Harvey's
Famous Restaurant Of " ashlugtol y. Z. Tia
new and popular feature OF Jnis hotel Is the
BED Rambler Grill
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Upholstering.

BENZ. r. COLES & CO. upholstering Of all
kinds. slip covers 500 Sth NV. II. s51s.
3eZ7-30t
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ATLANTIC CITY.
GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL

Virginia ave and the Beach. Atlantic City,
n J Under entire new management Isl
beautifully furnished rooms en- suite. with
bath. hot and cold sea water attached 70
al baths Also Public Hot sea Water Baths
Fhones IN Rooms Music ana social diver
HonE- Terms American plan. $50 per day
up $40 weekly up European plan. gIJl
per day I'D. Garage. CHARLES l.. COPE.
Proprietor formerly Of ,ISlttatiuny. DelawarS
Water Gap, Pa
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TIE LENINGTnN

racine and Arkansas ayes-. i So from sta
tlon anu Young Pier. premises extend %
Beach Bathing from house Baths phones
al modern conFeai-lces. Ocean view rooms
y up weekly Superior table White service
Booklet PAUL G.. EOSECRANS