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The Washington times., 1908-12-28
CALLS HER MOTHER
LIAR BEFORE JUDGE
Mrs. Annie SilSby in Fierce
Battle of Words With
Mrs. Forbes.

ID was a battle Of words between
mother and daughter this morning in
the courtroom Of Justice Barnard when
Mrs Arnie V. Silsby, mother, and Mrs.
Leah NJ Forbes. grandmother Of two
little boys, struggled for possession OF
the children. Mrs Forbes has the chill
dren now and refuses TO part with
them. having caused the arrest OF her
daughter several times when she tried
to enter the house where they are kept
by her
Mrs. Silsby became almost hystericaI
in court this morning She declared
that her mother lied when she testified
she had kept the children at her own
expense during most of their lives. She
broke down and cried bitterly and
Historically in court.
MY mother never wanted me to
have the children from the day they
were born" MIS- Silsby said. when on
the witness stand. MY husband was
weak and he let my mother have the
children whenever she wanted them,
He treated me like a bay. Now, he
is dead and l am alone in the world
and am lonely for my children"
In the Police Court. this morning
Mrs. SiIsby forfeited SO collateral
which she put up when arrested Sat
urdaE evening, after being released
for the second time by Judge Aukam.
who warned her not 20 come back
again or he would sentence her.
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
REALTY TRANSFERS.

North Randle Highlands-American
Security and Trust Company, trustee.
to BENJAMIN 3. Detwiler. lot 25. block
5454; $40
Addition to nacostia-Frederick F..
Repetti ct al. trustees. to BENJAMIN
Blethyn, lots p and p, block 3: 1878.
First Addition to Manor Park
Federal Realty Company TO Emery
Rockefeller, lot 27. square 333S: SO
Washington Heightss--Frederick D..
MCKenney eft uN. to Clarence I. and
Lizzie :. Norn.ent, part lots 9 and 10.
block B; $40.
NJ Henderson ct al, trustees. to Jennie
n. Beckley, lot u, square Zu; 5000
72I Ninth street nOrtheast-Edna NJ
Becker to William H Harman, lot u.
square 934; SO.
1OlS Massachusetts avenue-Mary F.
Hergesheimer ct al 10 AlVah R and
Mary r. Ham. lot 40, square 965: SO
PinehurSt-E ythe r. Corbin ct vir..
Henry c, to ?inehurst Park Company,
part lot !; s..
72I Ninth street northeast-Michael G.
Mccormick ct ux- to Edna N Becker
let y, square e34 SIn-
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
CHICAGO TOO LIVELY
FOR F. c. MASTON
Man Who Burns Up" the
Windy City Longs for
Peace of Broadway.

CHICAGO. Dec. 2S.-F. c. NIaston
president Of the Victor COIorinE and
Varnish Manufacturing Company, ot
New York. who has been burning up
Chicago. and who was twice. arrested
during his brief stay. appeared early
today i'm Judge GemmiITs court to await
trial on a charge of shooting his revol-
yer in the StTatford Hotel.
MastOn WIS genial. cOHtcnted. and
guarded. His friends surrounded him.
prepared TO watch him until ne can be
put aboard a fast train. Chicago. they
declared, was no place for Maston, IL
Is too lively and he needs the quiet OF
Broadway. Meantime, however, ne must
face a serious charge brought by Miss
Ruth Lee, "A trained nurse.
There is nothing 10 the Lee case, eX-
Cept the blackmail,' declared Maston in
the courtroom Il am not going to be
shaken down in. any such way"
MastOn was talkative and hopeful
that his tribulatiOns would soon end.
He received a telegram this morning
from his wife in New York saying she
believed him innocent Of Miss Lee s
charges.
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
POOr'S Branch in Boston
Plans to Run independent

BOSTON, Mass, Dec. 2S.-The IL. W.
Poor q company Office, at 80 Congress
street here, although compelled TO sus-
pend today, because Of the assign
ment Of the Wall street. New York.
office. is planning to divorce itself from
the Poor liabilities and to sBrt busi-
ness on an independent basis.
According 20 Boston rumors, the
cause Of the New York assignment is
the result of a. defaIcation Of several
hundred thousand dollars that was kept
quiet, and an unexpected call by a man
who had loaned enormous sums 90 the
Poor company.
This financial embarrassment rs said
To he the cause Of Ny PoOrs disposins
Of his private library for S25o0o0 and
that in his frantic endcavors TO rcCOUD
the lost fortunes he has ventureo in
several very improbable schemes.
The Boston house. which was organized
ten years ago, has the highest rating In
Bradstreet and Dun and has been do
ing an annual business OF several
million dollars
The Boston house is very emphatic in
its explanations that while the Ncw
York house dealt IN stocks they have
dealings only IN high class securities
Mr. Poor has had an active interest in
the affairs of the Boston firm, but the
Boston partners disclaim any affill2tOn
with the Wall Street COMPANY
Boston attorneys are in New York
planning ne egOuauOns that viii enable
tie Boston house TO sever connections
with the Poor interests and reopen in
dCpendeutly at the old offices. incident
ally paying all the Boston debts that
have been negotiated through the local
office.
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
Passing of Claus SpreckeLs
WeldS Anh-Graf Sentiment
Successive Tragedies Among Workers For and Against
the Reuf-Schmitz Machine Bodies Ill for San
Francisco BoodlerS.

the shooting OF Francis Heney, public
sentiment was divided in the proseCu-
tion case, II being believed by many 10
be a political move on the part Of Ru-
dolph SpreckeIs-
Following the shooting Of Heney
came the suicide OF Haas, the death OF
Chief Of Police Biggy. and the death
OF Claus Spreckels. This astonishing
record has drawn the strength OF the
pro graft sentiment Already Reuf' s
counsel has made a motion for a new
trial on the ground that public preju-
dice prevented the convicted political
boss from receiving a fair verdict.
Public sentiment now Is so against
the boOdlers that IL has been said BY
San FranciscO's most prominent law
yers that u is impossible TO get twelve
men IN this city 70 render the verdict
OF not guilty.
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
OFFICERS WEDDING
RUSHED BY ORDERS
Lieutenant Shearer and Miss Brown
to Be Married Today, Then
Go to Hawaii.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Dec. 28-Cnex-
pected orders directing Lieut. Maurice
Z. Shearer, United States Marine Corps,
TO proceed from the local station TO
Honolulu, have brought about the ad-
vancement of his marriage to Miss Mad
cline NJ. Brown. daughter of Prof. Stim-
son J. Brown. head Of the department
Of mathematics. at the Naval Academy.
The ceremony is set for 4 o'clock this
afternoon.
Lieutenant SheareT has been acting
as uuartermaster Of the post. Orders
recently received direct that he leave
Annapolis about January l. AS the date
of his return is Indefinite it was de-
cided 10 have the marriage take place
at once.
The couple will take a short trip. re-
turning i'm time for Lieutenant Shearer
TO leave with his detachment, while the
bride viii remain with her parents for
the present The ceremony will be per-
formed by Chaplain II. n. Clark, of
the Naval Academy.
The Washington times., 1908-12-28

on the night Of October 6. Mrs. Beisel,
who was visiting her sister at the time,
Rockdale, who declares the woman con-
fessed to having shot Erb during a
quarrel. which she feared menaced the
life Of her sister. Mrs. Beisel afterward
denied having made such a confession,
and Mrs. Erb's arrest followed. Siren
uous efforts to secure her release TO at
tend the funeral of her husband were
fought peTsistently by powerful friends
Of the dead man.
Erb was married in 1906 10 Mrs. NJ.
f ROthermei, and. 10 the surprise OF
his most intimate friends, Immediate
ly turned gentleman farmer"
Shortly before his death he is said
TO have couflded TO friends that an at
tempt to poison him with hair TestOr-
er, which had been transferred TO a
WHISKY bottle. had nearly cost his life.
Captain Erb is quoted by many friends
as having expressed fear that he
would be murdered.
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
SENSATION EXPECTED
IN ERB MURDER TRIAL
Wife and Sistern-Law of Dead Man Will Face Jury To-
morrow Morning-Man Feared
Foul Play.

MEDIA, Pa, Dec. 2S-The finishing
touches are today being made by the
district attorney in the prosecution of
Mrs. Clayton Erb, and her sister, Mrs.
Catherine BeIsel. charged Jointly with
the murder of J. Clayton Erb, wealthy
politician and former secretary to
BOSS" Durham. which will begin to-
morrow morning in the Delaware cOUn-
ty court. Counsel for the defense also
announced readiness for the trial. ana
confidence in the result.
This case. which has array po,iti-
cal factions against each other, prom
ises TO be one of the most sensational ia
the history of Pennsylvania criminal
law.
Captain E~b was killed i'm his palatial
country home. Red Gables, near Media,
The Washington times., 1908-12-28

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2S,-The
death of Claus Spreckels. the California
sugar king and UIti-miIIiOnaire, has
welded another link OF public sentiment
against the convicted boodIers, Reuf
and SrEmitZ. The successive tragedies
that have occurred in the political and
financial machines OF san Francisco
are weaving a closer net around the
unsentenced criminals. Although not
directly connected with the graft prose-
cution, Claus SpreckeIs. father OF Ru-
dolph SpreckeIs, welded an influence
directly behind the movement
At the beginning Of their trial Reuf
and Schmitz had drawn around them
the strongest defense in the history OF
San Francisco Up until the time Of
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
MUSICIANS PROTEST
AGAINST FOREIGNERS
Department of Commerce and La
Dor TO Investigate Importa-
ton Under Contract.

+. J. Gavegan. % New York, accom-
panied by Phillip Hauser ard Josepn
Weeter. also Of that metropolis. pro-
tested 20 President Roosevelt this morn
ing on account OF what they aIlepe
Is violation Of the acts prohfbiti1g
the importation under contract. Of any
kind of laboTers.
The particular kind Of labor importa.
Uoh Whlch the three New Workers didn't
ike is that Of musicians. who. accord
ing 10 their allegations, are brought
over TO this country TO take good Amer
lean JOBS IN numbers which Increase
each year.
Inc FreSloent gave the trio of pro-
testants a note to Secretary of Com
merce and Labor StTaus, and told Mr.
Gavegan that the latter would investf,
gate 10 the bottom
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
CLAUS SPRECKELS
BURIED IN PRIVATE
Funeral of Sugar King Held
TOday-Left Many
Millions.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2s.-The fu-
neral Of Claus Spreckels. who died Fri
day. was held at 1-30 this afternoon al
the old home OF the Spreckels family.
-V-' Howard street The burial at Cyp-
ress Lawn Cemetery was private.
Claus Spreckels, jL, who was in New
1Drk when his father died, was notified
OF lhe I&fHiiy.s bereavement. but Was
unable 20 arrive in time for the funeral
II IA believed that the will OF Air.
STTeckels viii be filed for probate early
inns week The estate has been esti-
mated at from S25,O000O TO SlOOOO0OOl.
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
Lays MaStOn'S Troubles
To His Strict Temperance

NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-Superintendent
lHeIgerson. Of the Victor Color and Var
uish Manufacturing Company, said there
was no doubt lis chief would get out
Of his present difficulties without much
further trouble.
1T is all probably due to She fact
said HelgersOn, that Mr. EF-1aOn is
not a drinking man. He went u Chi
caGo to sec several Custome-s 81 nd, OF
course. il is customary on ssh mis-
sions to open a bottle of wine. One or
two glasses for a man who does not
drink is enough to affect him unduly 1
believe that is what has got him into
this difficulty"
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
SLOT MACHINES TO GO

HAZLETON, Pa, Dec. 2s.-Burpess
Warner. of Weatnerly. has ordered the
removal Of all s'Ot machines fronn The
borough because of complaint made nv
parents that their sons spent their snare
cash playing the devices. The burge. s
Is also after property owners who fail
to shovel the snow from their nave
ments- Heretofore the borough did the
snow shoveling at the rate of . cents
a pavement.
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
CIGARETTE IN POWDER.

FAIRAIONT, W. Va. Dec. 2S.-When
siNteen-year-old oscar Harr igniJed
with a cigarette stamp 4 bottle filed
with mine powder, he and three com
Oanions, living at BellevfeW. q suburb.
were probably fatally injured and sew
eTal others were seriously hurt by be
ing burned and cut and bruised by fly
ing glass. HaTT was burned about the
face and head. and will probably die
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
WASHINGTON'S FACE
ON GERMAN LINERS

BERLIN, Dec. 2S.-Tne North German
Lloyd Steamship Company has commits
stoned Herr BOllhagen, the celebrated
Bremen frescoer, to procure i'm America
accurate historical data and local color
Tor series of pictures dealing with the
life and times of the first President of
The United States.
The works are designed for the inte-
riOr decoration OF the new liner. the
George Washington. which was christ
ened by Ambassador Hil at Stettin on
November 10
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
BROTHERS SLAY OTHERS.

GREENVILLE, Ill, Dec. B-Believ-
ing Samuel File had ruined their sister.
George and John Willeford chased him
a mile TO his home in Reno, battered
down the door, but failed to find him.
They killed his brother, Reuben. and
mOrtally wounded his brother, Noah.
George WillefOTd escaped, but john and
James NillefOrd were arrested. They
are members of one of the most promi-
nent pioneer families
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
COURT RECORD
OF THE DISTRICT
DISTRICT SUPREME COURT
Equity Court, No. I.
JUSTICE BARNARI


tCaUed tOday)
No 25S4T- BOaid Of Foreign Missions.
etc Us. Breckenridge ct al; decree rari-
tying sale COniplainant's solicitor. III.
WorthiDgton; DEFENDANTS solicitor. -
S. Mussey.
No 25954 Kate Willard Boyd ct al.
vs.. Joseph Parker Camp; final decree
dismissing bill. Complainants solicitor,
r Ross Perry x Son; detendautfs So
liCitOr, w. L. Ambrose.
Probate Court.
JUSTICE BARNARD
tC8llcd tOday1
Estate Of Rachael Y, Murphy, petition
OF Joseph A. Murphy Tor probate and
record of will. and letters testamentarv
granted; will proved by two witnesses.
Attorneys, Alden * MunsOu.
Estate of Lucinda Vance: petition OF
Mary Vance for letters II administra-
ton; waiver. Attorney, William II.
Richards.
Estate Of George H Warren; petition
Of --.ZZie Warren for letters OF admin
istratiOu; affidavit Attorney, John w.
Patterson.
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
MAY SMOKEo OPIUM.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2S.-In the Harlem
court May Morgan was charged with
disorderly conduct. it being alleged that
she had smoked opium. After hearing
the facts Magistrate House said: why,
I know Of no law that prevents this
women from smoking opium If she
herself, that's her lookout. Discharged. -
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
MINISTER BARRIOS
RAPIDLY RECOVERING
Guatemalan Diplomat, Injured in
Automobile Accident, Will Go
Home December 80.

Senor Barrios, the GuatemaIan minister
Of foreign affairs, who was seriously
injured in an automobile accident near
the Virginia end OF the Highway bridge
several weeks ago. called at the White
House this morning. looking little worse
for his experience
The only trace of injury was a hand
age across the diplomats face. He said
ne intends to sail for home December 20
The Washington times., 1908-12-28

Advertisements viii be accepted at
any Of the following branch Offices
at regular Office rates. Ii it is in
convenient to leave advertisements
at either branch Office or The Times
business Office, they may be teIe-
phOned direct to The Times main
62SO), and messenger will call to
collect.
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
500 PEARL IN OYSTER.

POTTSVILLE, Pa, Dec. 2S.-WhiIe
eating some fried oysters, Robert
Haertter, a draughtsman. b.. on a
gritty substance. When he investigat-
ed he found that one of the oysters
had a beautiful pearl in il the size or
q pea IL has been appraised by a local
ieweieT as worth SlG0
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
POOR'S PARTNERS
VIOLATE RULES
Withdraw From Firm With
out Notice TO Exchange,
as Required.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-FOlIOwing the
announcement Of the assignment OF
Henry w. Poor & Co. on the
floor Of the New York Stock Exchange
today, it was learned that the Exchange
had received a notice of the withdrawal
OF Mr.. Poor's partners.
The omission is considered a grave
breach of the rules of the Exchange, in
that notice OF their withdrawal was not
made at the time, as required
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
CHINESE BOYS BAPTIZED

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Dec 2s-7ry.o
Chinese youths were baptized last nis,r,
in the Fifth Baptist Church. bv Rev
Lee Hong, pastor of the First Chinese
Baptst Church. The church was filed
by an interested audience, who respond-
ed TO the invitation Of the Chinese min
ister to witness the ceremony
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
AIR RIFLE COSTS EYE.

SHARON, Pa. Dec. 2S.-Whi-c play
received for Christmas. John. nine
year-old son of Thomas Williams, of
Hickory township, accidentally shot
his little three-year-old sister in The
day.
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
BANKER FOUND DEAD

NEWPORT, Dec. 2S.-AIeNander n
Barker, siXty-siN, prominent I'm local
business and banking affairs, was found
dead today in his office from the escape
of Illuminating gas from a heater. He
was a trustee OF the Newport Savings
Bank and Of the Newport Hospital,
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
WALL PAPER.

LATEST DESIENS-Large ro5us papereG
So drop postal drop postal a. 2. REY-
%DL.Lr=. ga5 OH ST. NV deZS-gt
NY ESTIMATES cost you nothing. AL work
reduced for next p days HUNT. sI4 New
York ave Aai1 go des-sot
c C SILENCE. 45T G 81 nv. Phone
Wall paper lowest prices. have me give an
nos q
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
HELP WAETED-FEMALE

HELP wAETED-FEMALE
COOK % do cooking. washing and tr58I5--
---eIenees rygulret- 80 r 81 u7- dezs-5t
COOK-FIrst-class. al once. washer a,F -
er- go r 81. nv. Il
CoOk-C1-ored. $50. chaalbe-maId and .ysf--
rsss. SD FISHER'S EAIPLOYNFN-T
AGEZCi, 80 l0th ST. nv de2s-st
COOK-PraIn. cbaulberzuai4- woman ? r7T-r
cay. h2IseAeeper- ls25 Uth ST. NV J.
FEW GOOD COAT AND SKIRT HANDS
for alteration room having store 'e1p=rir0-s--
good salary steady pos. lions. BJNS
MARCGiE. 5i1 9TH 81. NV
GIRL for light bousework and cars OF r5TF-
sleep home The NAPLES. us I9th e. nv
Flat - Ir
GIRL-steady, to wait On the table. 10
GIRLS-Two % make themselves user,5T-
Nltte' $50 per week. rapid advanCpmtnr
SEHkOlL BROS-. 6u La ave II
GIRIs-Two. plain cook. chanbe-nais; a.
g-Il %. private family 1851 St nv u
GIRL--RespectabIe. for general housewo-k :.
once. 5ll3 N st- NV Il
GIRL-Gernan. for cook and ho1geg-o-s- -g-
stay al night 5oS L ST NV +
GIRL s0r general houseworz; no cooking
-+pl 7th 81. NV Esg-f-a
GIRl1-Good honest c0iored. general house
work small family good reference r7eGuf-ef.
- lo-h - Nv leg--2r
HOJ Observation-Disclosures sec,nI- Ty57r-
cooks and waitress, white s-S 7th ST nv
NURsE-EIrst-olass. colored. at once refer
ence required. ehiidren's nurse 1Sss 81;
G.-S-e-
NURsE-Conpetcat c6iId'- 7T--c- --------7---
reference good wages l455 Chaplin 81. NV
de2S-s,
ESWONfAN-ThorouEhIy experlence5. rafI-
-lner}. one who understands buying and must
be familiar with The best trade ia Washing
ton, Address BOX 81 Times Office. de15-gt
SHIRT HAND-Ezperisrlced. aIs1 manE7e
elrt Tor NESI END LAUNDRY. de2S-Gt
STENOGRAPHER-S salary expected
BOX IS. Times Office dees-st
WOMAN for general housevsork. ls2s Eye ST
nv IL
WOMAN TO cook and do generaI hoasewo-I-.
only IN family. Apply 5-4 81 ST. nv.
de2s-2
wOMAN-GeneraI houseVork IN family Of
3 at once Address SII 18th 81 NV Il
WOMAN 20 cook and DO IisHt washing and
ironlnsi az once, 1901 Monroe 81. NV. II
WOMAN-White for serving pantry. SIS -5o77
and board FISHERS AGENCY. fls 10th st
'%- de2S-3J
.,-OSIAN-Young white. as working b5uE--
keeper; good salary for right party sl1,
lith st. NV J. A WITT. de27-2t
WOMAN-Y0uns white. as working house
keeper: good salary FOR right party. sll2
lith 81. NV. J. A WITT de27-3t
WOMEN-Two colored. one as Iaundress
other dishwasher 5. ANIAN. SO stb ST
nv de35-3t
YOUNG LADY stenographer and typewriter.
must be good peaman; permanent position:
salary TO start, 81 week. Address BOX SOS
I--lttE oLlLCt- Il
YOUNG LADY in office with some experience
in bookkeeping and typewrtting. FOER-
HERZOG CO. 72f 18th ST NV Il
YOUNG LADY-Experience in CoufectioDarV
and catering permanent position L. BOEC-E-
STYNS. 45T Florida ave. IL
HELP wANTED-MALE.
AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE-Tsrna mo5srate:
cali: open evenings and sunday. 1923 l4th
st nv oc25-tt
BOYs-Ten. a horseman; good wages. 81
BOY FOR dairy work. sl4 \ st. NV de97-st
BOY-Bright, w1ite. for plumbing store. 9S52 /
18th st. NV. de2s-5t
BELL BOYS-Four. elevator. house bow
wagon boy EXCHANGE. 1867 2 81. NV.
BELL BOYS-Tyyo. SO. two elevator: boy on I
delivery wagon. colored- EXCHANGE. 1850 4
11Jh St NV. il
The Washington times., 1908-12-28

Three tines within enc week, q cents a
line. times, sonsecutiyely, 30 cents q line
Minimum spaCe. lines.
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
BRANCH OFFICES
NORTHWEST.

GOLDENBERG' >. 1th ana b stE NV
S. EANN. SONS & CO. Sth and Ala.tst snac.
GhEENE ) CAPITAL u 4 TiSIN 9
AGENCY. lit5 18th 81 NV
s. L. AcAICHAEL. Cigar Store. 18th ana =
NV. .
J. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 7th St. Rbo5r
Island ave. and X ST NV
Il T. BUTTS PHARMACY. Sth ct. and
Massachusetts ave. NV
CHAS. c. HORNUNG. Christiauf pra
sw cor. 9TH and II sts. NV
SANFORD PHARMACY. New York ava
and North Capitol street '9'
YARNOLD, 340l llth 81 NV
r. 4. FEITCH. 2lth and Il stS NJ
QCIGLEY'S > PHARMACY. Elst ana = 90. -
s. II. WAGENR & CO. 1st and II m. - :,
L 4 IA1LOE. cor. 9Th and sta NV
PARK ROAD PHARMACY, Ilth q Psrr 80 80
MATTINGLT' PHARMACE I4th 80
z. D. HOWARD. 18th and W -
" V POTTIE. 53Zs BrightwoOd av..
MALTBY'S 5 PHARMACY. 1851 Calys-4 .,
GESSFORD'S PHARMACY. gth 80 -
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
ROOMS AND BOARD.

"a 81 NV. Z318-Roo-ns plentiful board:
early breakfast
N SMALL PRIVATE family a. ---7
furnished ana heated room with ersrlens .
table board; prioe SIS BOX s0s. Ts5eg 81
.-e- II
tLH ST Ne, 7Vl-Room. board. iaunI7- 80
Per month, early breakfast 6sT-et
= 81 wv, IJII-NIoe furnished roor- frC--I
- uF with or without board: Germh anI
French ailshen - =
IKE VERMONT
(Near Thomas CIrcIel
lLl5 Vermont Ave
Under new management Rooms u-f+ts-.,--F
ol ttoFe board ai0ues cue 0f the nd g.
slrs5le hlgh-class boarding houses I1 rs-b-
i5-s-11- E121e 80 North de-
/ 81 NV, 2ls-NeatIy furnished rom -
cel-ent table board. gentlemen only.
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
COLD KILLERS

GOOD SECONDHAND sewing machines u
all makes. from s. 90 Sly. Ne are the exclusive
aTe1-s FOR The Davis Vertical Feed the o-r-
vertical iced made. and absolutely without
an equal iHr plain 50 wing, e1ubrolderr and
1F- needle work thorough course of iustr1r-
-lll5 free DAVIS AGENCY gLg lth s.
NV Phone NJ 5Ss. Ezg--s-