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BICYCLES.

BICYCLES.
SOLE AGENTS for the Emblem Bicycle, the
best wheel at the lowest price; sold on easy
terms IL desired; also agent for the Merkel
motorcycle; repairing a speciality, HARRY
p SEAMARK 500 + st NV. mn2I-90t
NSse- Cycle Tires. -----.--..-.--,--.-----S5.o up
b, cycle Ilres------ l-o up
a-riage Tires -...-....-...-.-.-........ 500 Up
VULCANILING.
Motor AMI Bike SundrieS. Etc.
c. VERNON HALL. Successor 70
IL T. JONES g. CO., 604 2 81.
Phone NJ 3o5s mhl9-30t
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woRRINeMANS WANTS.

WORKINGNEN, our Mike = Iigley. the tail
or. SAYS 40 call here; CvercOats selling s. and
e. suits, g and "a. coats and vests. - and
g; coats, SL5e; pants. sl-5o. QuIg. says
No can save you al kinds % money.
JUSTH'S OLD STAND, So D. Epl3-7t
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
COLUMBIA holding Probate Court. Ma.
1921 Administration This Is % give notice
that the subscriber. who was BY the Su-
preme Court OF the District O. Columbia
granted letters OF administration on the es-
tate Of Emma C. HOyt. deceased has, WIKI
the approval OF the Supreme Court % tbs
District or Columbia holding a Probate
Court. appointed Monday. the 9TH day OF
April, IscS, at 10 o'clock a. n. the tine
and said court room as the place. for making
payment and distribution from said estate,
under Ike courts direction and control, when
and y, ere all creditors ana persons ara
entitled 20 Gistributlve shares or leEaC-es OF
a reside, are notified 10 attend. in person Or
by age or attorney duly authorized. wiki
their Gains against the estate properly
rOuChed- Given under my hand this % dar
OF April. 1905. JOHN PAUL EARNEST. 81
Al 81. NV. Attest: tSeaD. JAMES TAN
NER. Register or Wills FOR the District o.
Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate Court.
aps q 20
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AUTOMOBILES.

1ca SLIGHTLY used automobiles for sale or
exchange from 500 % g 500. every machine
fully guaranteed. demonstration given. spot
cash for YOUR automobiles. we have a school
20 teach YOU how 70 operate and repair any
automobile. Inside instruct IS. SIS Class
now forming Private lessor given NICK.
FRSOS AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE. S0siz
IGth 81. NV. apl--Sot
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Ever since man wanted that which
he had not. or desired to trade that
which he had for something ne
wanted, there has been advertising.
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PALMISTS-
MASSAGE.

MASSAGE.
NANICURINC, SCALP AND FACIAL
MASSAGE
Hours, 70 10 8. PhOns NJ. $40.
MISS Z. PETERSON, 50 New York ave nv.
apl2-2ot
MANICURING. Ehampooing. facial and sl4Ip
massage; open evenings until 20 p m III
Sth St NV. Phone North l2s4-E. open sun
days. Lessons Special Rates ap3-SOt
SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE; general face and
scalp: Swedish movements eleclro-vibros
oDen sundAy: ID aOor. front. walk In. ECurs
a. H. 70 10 ?. n SIS 18th ~. NV Phone
n 2O9s-Y mh22-S0t
SELECT TOILET and massage pariOrs;
hours. 10 20 10. ROOM , second floor Please
walk in Open sundays SIS 81. Nv.
mh2s-30l
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CLAIRVoYANTS.

MRS. WILLARD BISHOP.
PSYCHIC PIANIST.
Assistance for Troubled and Unfortunate.
ARE YOU IN TROUBLED Do yJu md
with all your natural Eifts and talents that
you arc banled. discouraged and unHuccess-
fui7 II %. come and be ADVISED. nnc out
tho cause Of your bad luck ana nov % g ange
your tad coalitions 10 those OF Success. JOY
and HaTpiness. Thousands live today 70
bless anc give credit % their success and
happineEs 70 THIS WONDERFUL CLAIR
NOYANs. She has helped others-WHE
NOT Your
T2s--Ninth Street n. VII
Don't Mistake Name and Numbs-l
mhIs-tf
NINE JEWEL
PIANIST MEDIUM.
What she tells Is true. gives reliable ad-
vice on al Affairs OF life; all business con-
fldentiaI and ATTENDED 20 IN person
Hours. 10 a. m. S p. m. daily
70 9Th ST. NV.
iNon't Forget Name and Numeer-D
Look for signs on Iron steps aplJ-8
MRS. HENKLE, cIslrvoyaat. card reader
reliable business advice given hours. / 20 s.
engagements on sunday By appointment
only. II sth 81 s.. aps-5t
NINE. CATHERINE. washiugtol's fsvorsss
palFnist and cIairvoyaut, tells al you Wish
10 know; everyone Ia t~Duble knows what
she do 81 New YORK ave sc and 81
mh2l-3N
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REFRIGERAroRs AND ICE BOXES.

.1cCRAY REFRIGERATORs and Ice Boxes
save = on fee bills NELSON REFRIG-
orator co. SO F st. nv. mh1S-3ot-exsu
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CIGAR, PERIODICAL STORE: suitable for
1aoys center city sacrifice THORNTON.
az 9th 81 NV o-4z7s
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY


ALI. KINDS OF millinery hats remade and
trimmed: feathers curled. LAURA ANDRE
SEN lbs 9Th 81. NV. least side). formerly
lls6 It'll st. Open evenings ap5-30t
SALE on all trimmed hats for Friday, Satur-
day and Monday at cost: hats styishly trim
med Soc SIS @ st. NV. ap5-S0t
MILLINERY styIishly made, trimmed and
renodeled; straw hats dyed. cleaned aud re-
shaped at reasonable prices. FoERTSCHE'S s.
si3 18th st NV mh24-9ot
MODISTES.
CHRISTIANA FRIEDRICH,
MODESTO,
1925 9Th ST. N W
HIEh-ciasS 1ressmakings ali styles; evening
roEns:- eloaks: special attention given tailor
made suits; renodeiing. etc. terms reason
alba Phone 2eA North aDs-3et
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

STEAM runabout; fine condition: $50. Can
after p m. 9. 3. CUTE. 1873 Q Ct NV.
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LADIES TAILORING.

LADIES salts matchmaking AZ cut prices;
English goods silk Enedi latest style. guar
au-eed III. 50 and up opening season BA-
a-7-g1r
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PAINTS.

ONE GAL ROOF PAINT and a good br1rh
fer 81. 70 per cent discount Il you bring MS
~. JENNINGS PAINT CO. GIs Psnnsvlva-
lif- ave. Sc ap9-7r
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WOdAN-Settled; general homework: good
iaundress; stay nights; good wages 1886 Co
lumbia road. II
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FRUIT AND SHADE TREES.

PLACE YOUR ORDER with J. Z NOR
RISON. the Columbia Nursery fruit and
shade trees, shrubs, bushes. vines % az
kinds. roses. etc so5 X s. NV rzhZ2-s9t
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SAVES ONE-HALF HARD LABOR. HUNT
Frs Dust Killing Floor OIL Goes away With
It gives the floor & smooth.
bright finish; get a gallon today only so
cents. Phone Main 5F5s or drop postal TO c.
T. HUNTER, Us Pennsylvania ave NV
apis-tf
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ROLLER SKATES.

GREAT ACCOMMODATIONS 81 BALL
REARING SKATES ONLY $50 NOW on
SALE AT POSTAL. CARD STORE. III PA
AVE NV. AND CONVENTION HALL
RINK. 9Th AND Ia aps-s9t
BOILER SKATES REDUCED-UuIon Hard
ware $500; WinsIow extension. s. so. Wins
low solid, $40; Barney & Berry, S3.S5. Pre-
seat ad and get rebate. 1Oc pair. r. W
HICHAM Jr.. I02-IO5 ST. Sc Opposite
Conversational Library uah92-22t
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WALL PAPER

WALLPAPER STORE, doing good business
good location established dfty years BOX
GEs, Times Office. viii sell reasonable. aps-7t
J. GERSTIN. papering. painting decorating
ana contracting. 0r1ers attended 10 promptly.
work guaranteed estimates furnished rrse.
c0ltractinG solicited -1-- 18th 81. Phone
North 5s64 ap3-5et
N. f. HOBSON & son. Pine wall Dapers.
artistic painting and de -Jr4tlrg; dealer in
paint speclaLJiss. 1895 : IT, nv. Phone
Main l01e- ap3-1St
ROOMS papered. s. up house painting low
est 7TiCcs. iTst-cIass work 0aly. CHAS A
CARLISLE. ~ Eye ST Da- Phone Main
SSH mhIS-5gt
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WANTED-To buy gentle horse buggy
and harness at reasonable figure. Apply J..
KRIKSTINE. 2012 + St NV apls-3t
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HOTELS.
ST. AL.BANS HOTEL 40 Pennsylvania ave.
nv. Room and board. 81 day up. Cafe at
taehed- Centrally located. Cars direct from
Union Station 10 tbs door. ap9-sOt
THE ARIZONA HOTEL. $40 c st. NV, 10
minutes walk from Union Station. Free
bus meets all trains Rates, American 81. 20
up. European. 81 up. sp7.Sfs
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Personal typewrtttsn letters are business
Eettsrs. Postal or phone FOR samples and
prices. Phone Main 2z10-
- s,e,~-SE2f 50s-s Metropolitan Bank
@pes~A1S BaildinE. mh2f-S8s
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UPHOLSTERIEG.
NOTICE-Packins and shipping OF ~ .niturJ
TO al points Carpet cleaning and genera.
upholstery work. Repairing OF hue furniture
my specially. j. =. DCFALL, zl5I h g..
WHEN LOOKING for genuine antique ma
hoEany furniture o. all kinds. repairing and
upholsterlng, give Us q call e Z SMITH,
ssG0 p ST. NV Phone West 6s3 mh2l-SJt
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HELP wkNTED-MALE.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS Industrial Insurance
agents wanted Apply PROVIDENT RE
LIEF ASSN corner New Jersey ave. and
g 81. aplO-7t
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BROOKLaAND. d. c.
ARTHUR Il. F. LUERSSEN Drug StOrA
ALEXANDRIA, VA
r. Z CARSE q CO.. 7O3 King 81
CHEVY CHASE. ND.
r. A. SONNEMAN.
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CORNER GROCERY ne. good b. snass:
house store stable THORNTON, 742 9th s..
NV
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TURKISH BATHS.

TURKISH and Russian bath only Turkish
bath for ladies IN the city hours s % s.
EentIe-uen's department never closed is2s o
81 NV. Phone II 5e51 ap4-7lt
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EDUCATIONAL.

/. A. CALLANS. rs EIGHTH y. i.
Instruction 81 banjo, -landolil. guitar.
Instructor % r1uz.e, Georgetown University
and Colu-n "a Conservatory. Phone Lil. 1875.
apII-5lr
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ROOFING PLATES.

IS IT ESSENTIAL % know the quality o.
the TN plate 70 60 On your ro0gg Phone
West s..
The n. 2 MITCHELL CO.
3IST. AND II SITS. y. y. ap4-35t
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LOST

LOST-Fox terrier: black spot on ear. Bait
more tag. Liberal reward, - Il st. NV
apI8-st
LOST-A wide band bracelet sunday. l1.s9
a. M, near Union Station Reward 30 E ne
=
DO YOU WANT a hume near chevy ChzSsf
For fun particulars address P o BOX ~
aDI2-L5t
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SELLING our present stock OF wood man
tells: prices 81, 'ly reduced. EDWIN T.
ELLETT. go ~ :. NV apl0-59t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

HIGH PRICES paid for ladies' and Eeni
clothing. Drop postal II. Gewirz, LIS I'm a
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Just RECEIVED fresh flower. garden. AMI
grass seeds. singing cauaries. gold hsh.
Easter rabbits. and chickens SENDS
BIRD STORE, ~ Eth ST. ap1e-11r
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALL

BY COLOREp man. work in department
store; ianltor, Waterman; drive. 4l9 A 81.
MAN-PosltiOa, BY respectable colored man,
az laundryman or porter AZ a summer resort
hotel. Call 142 Garfield ave sW apI2-2t
MANA position by man who can speak
French. Spanish. Italian. and Greek; can fur
Times Office. apl2-4t
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NOhIhEAbT-
I-ADDON PHARMACY. 100 Florida ave NJ
CHAE. II. BLUMER, n Car. and r cts. ne,
McCHESNET JO-CHIA. cor. % and y SIS
ERAUS' PHARMACY. 9Th and K sts
AcCHESNEY s. JOACHIM. 18th AMI h ats. IA
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the
Complexion.

world a food.
will finest
onlyco blemshes
The OF
ne food to be healthy.
OF London, England follows:
foodh a
to
health
liking
thanfro nope of doing good
found, getting
Grape Nuts friends look
believe tells 1t is
Nameg Postum Battle Creek. Mich.
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RAFF[N' WIFE
BREAKS DOWN
UNDER STRAIN
Bronx Borough's President
Says He Was Vilihed TO Her
in Anonymous Letters.

While President Horren q, the Rronx
ia underro,np the ordeal or his nolit,cal
career at the hands OF AIavor M,Clel-
,.,. r,.,.
IAN 'h'eS'iS''pIS' MS "lle Is SHhc'ihh
in a sanitarlum as a result Of the at
tacks made through the mails anony-
,,, 49,, ~, h,,,,l
"'ous's "po't "r' nus o""u'
President Hatren said to reporter
for The Evening World to-day:
.ct 49,, ,.,.a..t,,.,a
i'e ''e INV '"'o my man
agement OF affairs in the Bronx my
wife has been the recipient OF most
.,,ra,,o,,. ,o,t,r, ~. h.or ra,,II,,,
'''''''' AN'' o'''
to her in the most outrageous manner
AZ a husband and father l can truly
saw am m, tho cre,tura that hav.
-' '''
been depicted. nor as culpaole as many
OF my friends would seem willing TO
bel,sve
90 not care the snap OF my nnser
what the findings of the commission
result in. They NAV remove me. take
M, on,,,i ,,,i,, ,a,,, ,a
my JIM '"' s0''p anu pu' "ie uo"h anu
out for the time being. but they cannot
depriye me OF the honors I have won
49,. 49, 49,, -,
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TRYING - THOUGHT
-SoNHTE' Co9WEO- BEEF
C7SSHGE.
MYSTERIOUS GIRL
CARRIED INTO COURT
Flower Hospital Patient Quick
ly Discharged of Attempted
Suicide Complaint.

Miss Marguerite Beauvais. twenty
FIVE years old. and said to Two at No.
West Forty seventh street, was charged
in the Yorkville Court to-day with at
tempted suicide. She was accompanied
in q cab from FNower Hospital. where
she Is still a patient by Policeman Null
cahey. her guard; by Dr. Allen. of the
hospital staff. and by woman. She
was 80 weak that she had TO oe almost
carried into the courtroom and sup
ported as she stood on the bridge.
DIR. Allen requested that the case be
expedited in order that Mlss Beauvals
might be back In her cot before VI ef-
fsos were manifest. Mulcahey told
MAGISTRATE Cornell that Ave weeks ago
to-day he had been called to the West
Fo1ty-seventh street house and told
that the Young wonar had swallowed
six tablets Of bichlor.de of mercury. a
doctor was in attendance and said she
was out OF danger and no aTloIlance %
was called. but when the Young woman
lieeman had been ordered to keep her
When Dr.. Allen told the Magistrate
that Miss Beauvais had been in the
habit Of taking the bichlorde OF mer-
curry In tablet form and there was no
the Magistrate formally discharged her
irH" II t's then appeared that tn. young
woman 10 a private patient at the hos
pital, and that bringing her to court
was for the purpose OF having her re-
Information as to her personality was
Hsnied
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Total ....... ..''.''
The World printed i,ilo Help
Ads. to-day, sos more than all other
New York pa9ers combined.
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ORIENTAL DEPOSITORS
STILL AWAIT PAYMENT.
Many at the Bank With Thei
Pass-Books To-Day Expected
to Get Money.

Deposttors in large numbers came to
tho Oriental Bank. at Broadway and
John street. this morning with pass
books. which wore turned In for check
ing and accounting. Some few OK
pscted to DO paid out Of hand and were
disappointed when informed that their
accounts must Be verified and their
books balanced bsfors such Q seap
could be taken.
Tho bank paid number ot oi7fs, how
ever. and . number OF disputed 40
counts were gone over by the advisory
committee. 1t was impossible to learn
when the notices will be sent out 10
depositoTs to come and got their money.
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YALE MAN DIES AT SEA
BY FALL FROM MAST

NEW HAVEN, Conn. March "a
Through the consular service at Mar
settles, France. word has come here OF
the death OF Allan Schuyler Malcolm, OF
Yale. 1906, at sea. by reason OF a fall
from q vessels mast. He had shipped
as a sailor for benefit OF his health. His
fathers homo was in Melbourne. Aus
tralia.
He obtained his secondary education
at Medway. Mass ano Worcester. ana
lain Greek prize and the second Berk-
eley premium. In Junior year he was a
high Grafton man. Later ne made Phi
Beta Kappa. After graduating his
health failed and he went to sea.
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NEW BABY BRINGS
FAMILY $3,0O0,0OO
Other Heirs of Illinois Magnate
Will Lose by Birth After
Will Is Filed.

CHICAGO. March 4-Ar event Of
great Importance to the family OF the
late Otto Young occurred last Sunday
nj ght in the birth of boy 10 Mr.. and
Mrs, Samuel y. Martin. The boy is
the ninth grandchild to share the mi IL
ions left bv the merchant. Until the
birth of this. their first caild. the Mar
tins, under the terms of the will. had
no claim on the fortune bevond Mrs
Martins life interest In its Income
Now thev have an heir whose pros
pects are worth at least 5000 COO II
is the first Young grandchild to be born
Mr. Young.
Ths importnnos Of ths sSsnnr . shs
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With the first whspeng spring primal moving of the
venal in from Chicago has blown Mrs Ivah de Chppnam Berg
(o the Illinois de Chppenham Bergs you know In addition her
Mrs de c. B. turiened with mission title being
Aesthetic Physical Cuwist"-no less.
Aesthetic Physical Culture being
much explanation
thetic Physical Culture think beautiful thoughts
Simple isn't W Mrs Ivah de Chppenham
think
stretched fingers instance particularly
grhy around the tropics so she has opened violet and primrose
THOUGHTS TO sUPPLANT ROUGE.
OF Mrs Ivah Mary
the girl otyonelnch
skirt but she help lot For instance
Such thoughts saws Mrs. de- s w @ sH, rs a, s 10 BONA donna
Broadway these days
really the smpest thing beautiful you
and mound ont
lively little thing hunt
her good looks
way guard huma attributes
spread Joy wherever she soe,
up stack of assorted sweet
thoughts and then take them out and try them the
when the occasion require it. the
maker of the future according the light
workngman's home Mrs de Berg hs. II
Ike
workingman a hangover and fu1rovu
table,-hat corn beef and
wife already
she be- having fall
grouchy but skipping merry husly
WHERE THE CROUCH VANISHES
Piano-"Umtddy- neutrality-suspicious."
W. (setting ayin a
breaking his rugged 'ace)-"what that
His Wfe-"The thought sonata,
W. with aesthetic cuue-"Go playing
III finish the beef
like that Finishes
house as one overcome with and strange emoton)
or Mrs admits in all
but she does emphatcaly:
girl will
will
while execsing-t both ways"
Some
for the summer
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four branches Of the family arises fror,
the peculiar provisions of Mr.. Young s
will.
In his testament Mr.. Young directed
that his widow and four daughters be
given practically the entire income from
his estate. but the principal itself,
$3.50 10000. he left to be divided equally
among his grandchildren. The family
with the most children thereby will re-
celVe the most money and the one with
none living at the time of the distribu-
tion Will not share.
The birth OF the Martin baby had the
effect OF disarranging calculations in
the families of the other three
daughters.
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BRITISH ACCUSE JAPS
OF TREATY VIOLATION.

PEKNG, March A-The British mer-
chants of Tientsin and Niuchwang
have sent strongly worded protests to
the British Government concerning the
course pursued by Japan with regard 10
the Tsinmintun- Fakumen Railroad II
Is held that Japan's obstruction to the
continuation of this line Is not only in
violation of the pledges given at Ports
mouth In the peace treaty with Russia,
but that It affects the entire future de-
velopmsnt Of NAnohWiA
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LAW OF 1894 INVOKED TO
PUNISH FOR SHORT WEIGHT

P1TTSBURG. March A-Informattous
have been made against about twenty
five bakers in Ptttsb,,re by those who
claim they are getting short weight for
q loaf OF bread.
Tho law OF lTpa says q loaf Of bread
must weigh a pound
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Test to Be Made of Music's Effect
on Human Subject bu Odd Machine

James Homans
Therapeutics
machine his
paratus -
According
mistake different
be
the musical Kaleidoscope a Homans built
the O. fmuchco ontent - ' ' ,A
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They Needn't Use Paint or POWder,
Either Just Cut Out Spiteful
Talk and Think Sweet
Thoughts.
SQuints and TreekleS 10 Disappear
llnder Hestbetie Physical Culture

Don't look at girls pink cheeks oondc she paints
Not to be beautiful cry ved
discorddnt
ar G trees OF he torest-p they
beautiful Is because deprived
is impossible to piano Of
and is impossible be beautiful
True beauty parts-phystca
spiritual
From philosophy OF de Chippenham Berg
hetic Physical
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EVANGELIST ATTACKED.

UTICA, Mob, March A-Twenty men
assaulted tho Rev. F. A. Miller. an
evangelist, Of Lincoln, Neb. yesterday
as he was on his way to the railway
station and seriously injured him. In
a sermon Miller is accused Of having
criticised the members OF q woman's
church society.
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Boston. .; Cleveland. q

DETROIT, q. NEW YORK "a. la 2. y
DETROIT. July 27.-Up to the Detroit half
OF the seventh inning New York had to-day's
game well In hand New York picked UP Its
first run In the fourth on Delehanty's smash
through the box. his steal of second. q Wild
pitch and Bale SIM gle smash to left. The
second run came in the sixth when Conroy
after singing was forced on Chase o bounder
to Coughlin. Hemphill's drive to right gave
Chase third and he scored on Moriartyis
hard liner to left. All the other hits of the
New Workers, were wasted.
In the fatal seventh. with .Rossman out on
an easy ~ 70 Conroy. Coughlin singled past
hrst. Schmidt was then struck out. W
followed with q Texas League bit over short
ing te catch Downs Of frst threw low and
ihsoss hit Willetts with . pitched bali and
Mcintyre put Conshlin over the plate and
bases still filled Chesbro was substituted
that Rall retrieved. but !n throwing 70 osto6,
reached The base. threw wildly and every;
and ycS1oEed II wi Wildly y0 e fSSirTd ff IN an s IL 9a,t
scored Ssieo on AssS ohsssfer'. 9 9Eive ana %fS WiIIass Shssdd
reached third. The throw was 90 bad that
Mcintyre followed Willett over the plate.
Orth batted for Chasbro in the eighth and
Manning pitched the last inning Of the game.
The acore,
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wonen's Tennis At Newport.

NEWPORT, r. l.. July ~ The first summer
tennis tournamen. among the women OF
the Newport summer colony opened on the
court OF the Newport Casino this morning
under very favorable conditions, There Is
one conspicuous absentee. Mrs. Barger
Wallach, the woman champion. She Is,
however, In general charge OF the tourna-
ment. One OF the best matches Of the morn
tween Miss Margaret Busk and Mrs. Eugene
T. Reynal. Miss Busk took both sets, but
the first went 10 deuce before she was
able TO win. She took the second match
after q hard battle at Cd The summary:
Preliminary Round-MIss Nora IstHn beat Miss
Mrs.. z, s, Reynsl, 7-s,o-4+
First Rogna-Miss Louise scott bet, Miss Anna
tItlLn, 6-a, 10, ~, - -.
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CESTLRMES OF
PHILADELPHIA.
GRAND CIRCUIT OPENS WELL.
Jack Leyburn Beats Track Record in Free
for All Trot.

DETROIT, July 27.-Jack Leyburn furnished
the sensation Of the opening meeting OF the
Grand Circuit here to-day by turning two
heats in 1863 and 2OiI and winning the
free for all trot. chased out alternately by
Margaret o. and Orc. Both miles set new
records for the State fair track. on which the
Grand Circuit horses are competing for the
first time. The second mile was the fastest
ever trotted in competition on a Michigan
racetrack.
The racing was spirited all day and about
5000 persons saw the events. The main
betting race OF the day was the 200 pace,
In which Copa De Orc. q well pla yed second
choice, made a show Of Star Patch, the origina!
f~avorite, tramping two miles below 2O3 and
winning easily each time from Major Mallow.
A large field started in this event. including
Judex, owned and driven by james Farley.
the strike breaker.
bred ~trotter, after Brace Girdle- had taken
the first heat. In the 2:is pace Kendig. the
f~avorite, took the first two heats In slow
time, after which Sunderlin took Brownell
to the front, never to be headed In the re-
naming three heats OF the race. a con.
siderable killing was made by a number OF
Fasteners in the pools on this event;
Geers to-day announced that .Highbau.
2OaX, had gone lame and would be unable
to race Sweet Marie on Thursday. as had
been arranged.
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