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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-18
Kitchin at Aaheboro yesterday

Kitchin at Asheboro yesterday pro-
nounce II a great effort and full OF
Democratic doctrine. Mr.. Kltchn app
peared at his best, and those speaking
of his speech express the hope that he
will give High Point something equal
~ as good Saturday when he speaks
here. Mr.. Craig spoke to-day at Ashe-
boro, and 1t Is learned also had ;
good crowd out 10 hear him. He has
many followers throughout this Sec
tion who are just as loyal to him as
Mr.. Kitchins friends are. but 1t can he
said without fear of successful con-
tradiction that Mr.. Kitchin will get a
safe majority from High Point town
ship.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-18
IN ROW WITH DIXON.
Playwright Replies In sharp letter to
Criticism by II Raleigh Pastor.

Special TO The Times Dtspatch.l
RALE1GH, n g. ~ March ssehra l7 ava
gelist for the southern Baptist Con-
vention, is conducting highly sue
cessful revival meeting at Tabernacle
Baptist Church. With him are Mr.. and
Mrs. a. d. George, of Indiana, who are
in charge Of the singing Immense
the interest is very marked. DR..
Hamilton is to be succeeded within a
week by DIR. A. G. Dixon. of Chicago.
who Will come to Raleigh from At
lanta. where he is now taking part in
Additional interest attaches to the
coming Of Dr. Dixon for the reason
that Rev j.. G. Massee, pastor of the
Tabernacle, is Just now involved IN, a
Thomas Dixon. brother of Dr. A. c.
Dixon. MI. Massee delivered some
weeks ago a sermon denunciatory of
The Clansman, the sabbath before the
The Clansman,s engagement here, and
Dixon, who is former pastor OF the
Tabernacle and author OF The Clans
man, the trend of tho affair being that
Mr.. Masee regarded the play a terrible
evil. and its anthor in outer Mt dark, dark,
has answered Mr.. Massee in an open
letter, published In the newspapers, 1t
being in the minister playwrights
most acrid and cutting style. 4 strik-
Ing feature of the letter was that Mr..
Massec, but he was satisfied that God
could take the commonest sort OF Il
lump Of mud and make far better
new man than he could possibly hope
Mr.. Massee, Mr., Massee. declares Ills
purpose to answer Mr. Dixon from the
5Tabernacle pulpit as soon as tho re-
5ylyal services are concluded.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-18
TENANT BUILDINGS BURN
ON MIR. GATLING's FARM
IspeeIal 70 The rImes -pLspatch.,7

SUFFOLK. VA, March 17.-Foui
tenant buildings on the farm of r. w
Calling al Gates. n. c., were burned
about $40 o'clock last night. One OF
the houses was within few feet oil
Mr. GatllnE's home. and heroic work
was necessary to save this.
when the fire was discovered, Mr.
Calling fired distress gun, and this,
with the shouts of alarm from those
on the plantation. soon brought crowd
of neighbors.
The blaze began from chimney
spark.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-18
KEPT FROM WIFE's FUNERAL.
BEING DETAINED AS WITNESS
[speclal 70 Vic Times-pIspateh.

NORFOLK, March 17.-Caught in tho
tolls of the Police Court as witness,
and unable to give bond for his ap-
pearance, Edward Spruill. colored, was
not able to attend the funeral of his
dead wife at Suffolk to-day.
Spruil claims that he was on his
way from Washington to Suffolk to
attend his wife's funeral. He charged
Estella Whiting with robbing him or
50. He complained to the police and
the arrest followed. Spruill could not
give bond to appear as witness and
was sent TO jail,
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COLLEGES FOR WOMEN.
North and South Carolina Association
Meets mt Winston.
IspeciaI to inc vim es -Dlspatch.

special 10 Inc 'IilneS- Dlspatch.l
WINSTON-SALEM. N. c., March IT,
The first annual meeting Of the North
and South Carolina Association of Col
leges for women convened here this
afternoon. The opening session was
devoted exclusively to the discussion
of business matters. The meeting to-
night was open to the public. Adj
dresses of welcome We're made by
Mayor 0. B. Eaton and Bishop Edward
Rondthaler, of the Southern Province
Moravian Church. Addresses We're de-
livered by President Robert p. Pell,
of Converse College. Spartanburg. S.
c.: President Lee Davis Lodge. of
Limestone College, Gaffney, S. c.; Pres
ident r. T. Nann, of the Baptist Uni
versity for Women. Raleigh. N. c.;
President w. w. Daniel. of Columbia
College. Columbia. S. c.; President @.
B. King. of Elizabeth College, Char
lotte. N. c..
Following the night session the Wis
itcrs were rendered a reception from
9 to IL o'clock by DR.. j. II. Clewell,
president of the association.
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THEE SENT ON

Edward Watkins (Colorcd). Charged With
Stealing Two Watches.
Edward Watkins tcoloredl was in the Po-
lice Court yesterday morning on the charge
OF breaking into the store of Saliie Morris
and stealing two watches. Sallie had the
timepieces dangling In the front window,
where they were advertised as prizes to be
won by lucky number to be found In ~
cents worth of chewing-gum. Watkins did
not wait to buy the gum. but helped himself
to the watches. Policeman Duffy caught
him after q chase, and he was sent on to
the grand jury.
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INurtz-ThompsOn.
1SneClal 10 The ,rIrneS.Disnatc

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. March II.
Mr.. James " Kurtz and Mrs. Alice
Thompson, wldower and widow. both
of Albemarle, were married at 10
o'clock this morning at the Rawlings
Institute by the Rev. DIR. H. W. Trib-
BILE, of the High Street Baptist Church.
Immediately after the ceremony they
left at once for their home near Al
berene, Va.
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kinss hand has been Mr.. Joseph Letter
the Chicago broker.
Personal Mention.

g sphHi
Mrs. Linard, of Washington. arrived
| in Richmond on Monday evening. and
| Is at No. 215 East Franklin Street.
DR. Jacob MichauS has returned from
Norfolk. where he spent the weekend
with Mrs. Michaux. who IS visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Edward Baird.
Miss Caroline Gordon Rennolds and
Miss Elsie Lindsey. who are visiting
Miss Sarah Hamilton, in Petersburg,
and Miss Katherine Gum, who is the
guest of Miss MacKenna Jones. In that
city, attended the reception held at the
Country Club after the meet of the
Riverside Hunt, on Saturday.
the early spring season at Gardiner
Cottage. Virginia Beach.
Mrs. +. e. Brockenbrough. who has
been visiting friends here. has return
ed to Staunton
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burrell Ryan.
OF NORFOLK. announce the engagement
of their daughter Kate Massie. to Mr..
James Smith Barron. The date OF the
wedding has not been announced.
Miss Edith Ingersoll is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Daniel Croghan, In Staun-
ton.
Colonel John Walter Fairfax. who
served on General Longstreet's staff in
the Confederate Army. and was known
as the lighting aid" on account of
home, Freestone in Prince William
county.
Professor W. NJ. Lille, dean of the
law school in the University of vir-
absence abroad. He and Mrs. Lille are
now at Florence Italy. and will go
from Florence to Rome. and to the
other principal Italian cities. They
expect TO sail for home early III Au-
gust.
Miss Lima Shields. who has returned
to Richmond from Norfolk. visited Mrs.
Philip Nj. Prescott, Jr.. of Raleigh
Square, while she was In Norfolk.
Mrs. r. ]. Jones. of Danville, is re-
ported to be improving at st. Luke's
Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. C. Morton have left
t. make their future home in Staunton.
Mr.. NJ a. Samuelson, who has been
spending several weeks in Richmond,
has returned to Lexington, Ky.
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NoRFoLI1 FIRM GETS coNTRAcT.
To Do Large Quantity of Granolithic
Paving In Wilson, N. G.

Lspecial TO The Times Dispatch
WILSON, N. C.. March 17.-On cor
rection of bids for sidewalk paving
amounting to, several miles of grano-
lithic, it appears that the Specially
Construction Company. OF Norfolk
made the lowest bid. and Will be
awarded the contract Work is to be-
gin in ten days. and be completed In
sixty days under a $4,000 bond d
At a meeting of officers of the Seconc
Regiment. National Guird, here to-day
to fill the vacancy caused by the resig'-
nation of Major G.. b. Sellers, CAPTAIN
w. @, Rodman. of Washington. was
elected
stroyed the dwelling owned by Charles
Battle, on Green Street. Damage 81.
000t- covered by insurance.
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RECEIVERS ARE NAMED FOR
POMONA MANUFACTURING co.

CHARLOTTE, N. c.. March 17.--Judge
Moore. in Mecklenburg Superior Court.
has appointed Andrew e. Moore. of
Gastonia, and Frank III. Fries of VIM
ston-Salem. receivers of the Pomona
Manufacturing Company. of Green's
boro, recently adjudged insolvent.
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Rhodes-Gnrncr.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.1
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. March IL
MIR. E. c. Rhodes. formerly of this
city, but now of North Garden and
We're married at o'clock last evening
at the parsonage Of the First Metho-
dist Church, the Rev. DR.. r. D. Smart
officiating
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-18
CAUGHT IN OWN NETS.
BOdy of Dave Swindell, Missing !
Days, Found EntanEIed in Nets.

Days, FOUND EhtNnEIcN In Nets.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
NEWBERN. N. O., March 17.-The
body of Dave Swindell negro fisher
man who disappeared from home about
ten days ago, was found this morning
in the Neuse River opposite tho New
bern Lumber Company by two small
white boys. S5a
Tile body was entangled In some fish
nets, and 1T is supposed that Swindelra
boat capsized and In the effort TO save
himself that he. became entangled In
the nets aud was drowned. The coron.
err has summoned Jury and is inyestl,
eating tho drowning. but there seems
Ito be no evidence Of foul play.
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ANOTHER GAS FIGHT
Ordinance for 9O-Cent Rate to he Introtlueed
in Common Council :,

Not satisfied with the defeat OF the cheap
gas proposition. a member Of the Common
Council is preparing a. 9o-cant ordinance,
which VIII be Introduced at the next meet
ing The figures show that the product
can be sold at that rate with ~ profit to the
the benefit of "A reduction, II possible II
there is any talk that this As u campaign
document shall hold 1T back until after
the election"
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Ftnc Warc ana Mahogany.

Mrs. Virginius Newton has been dis.
playing a collection of fine Japanese
ware and some very handsome eX-
amples from French dealers. In addi-
tion to these she has for sale some val
liable furnishings in colonial mahog-
any. These are all arranged In room
No. on the first floor of the Jefferson
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snowdeu week-End Party.


Mr.. ard Mrs.. Frank Gust, OF Snow
den. near fredericksburg, have beer
tie hostessSs OF IN enjoyable weekend
prty, from which guests have just re-
tlrned to their homes.
The party was given in honor OF
Hiss Elsie Wexford, of Sabine Hal.
tho has been visiting her sister, Mrs
iuest. Those asked TO meet her
we're Miss Flora Mason, Of Fredericks.
burg; Miss Lemon, OF Baltimore
Messrs. Harry Byrd and Shields Nc
Candlish. of Washington, and Mr.. Don.
aid Blair, OF this city.
For benefit of New Church.
Miss Maria Blair will give a lecture
on The Isles OF the Adriatic and Jeru.
salem" in the home of Mrs. John C.
Robertson, at Forest Hill. this after
noon at 1870 o'clock.
The lecture will be for the benefit
OF Tie new Episcopal Church at Forest
Hi, the Church OF the Good Shepherd
Over the Teucups.
Miss Maude Morgan and Miss Sue
Spilman were hostesses of the Girls
Club tea room at the Jefferson Hotel
yesterday afternoon. They were as
sisted by number of pretty girls.
and the hours from to were pleas
antly busy. 1t is quite the correct
thing now for. parties of friends to
occupy a table together in the tea room
and see all the rest of the smart world
drop in by twos and threes for rest and
r N q lnpnt
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The Duke and Mis-. Elkin.

The Duke and Miss .Eikins.
Quite a sensation has been created
in Washington by the probability of
the announcement of an engagement
between the Duke of Abruzzi, cousin
of the King OF Italy. and Miss Kath-
crime H. Elkins. daughter of Senator
stephen b. Elkins, of West Virginia,
and granddaughter of former Senator
Henry G.. Davis who was Democratic
candidate for Vice President in 1901
and whose fortune has been estimated
at s30,oooooo.
Miss Elkins is noted for her fond
ness for outdoor sports. She is a dash
ing horsewoman and a great favorite
in society. She first met the duke
while she was visiting the West Vir-
ginia Building at the jamestown Ex-
position, and he was commander of the
Italian squadron to the exposition. 1t
was said to be case of love at first
sight. on his part.
Another devoted sutton for Miss Ell
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Mrs. Marion i. j. Lambert. of Hor-
tense Place, St Louis. has accepted
the post of honor at the head of the
list of patronesses for the bench show
of the Mississippi Kennel Club. to be
held at the Crescent Rink, beginning
April LIST and continuing four days.
Mrs. Lambert was formerly Miss
Florence Parker. of this city, and re-
turns each year to occupy a box at the
Richmond horse show. She Is a sister
OF Mrs. j. w Henson and of Mr..
Stafford Parker.
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GoIdsnith-pagc.

Much interest Is taken here in the
announcement of the wedding in Phlla-
Byrd Page. daughter Of DIR. and Mrs.
Robert Powell Page. of Berryville, Va.
TO Mr.. John Goldsmith. OF Atlanta Ga
The marriage took place quietly, the
bride and groom leaving at once for
New York, where the honeymoon will
be spent. From New York they will
go to Alabama where they VIII make
Z tt,.ir future home
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FrcdcrIck Hourc partx.

Mr.. and Mrs. a. T. Wiley, of Middle
town. Frederick county, have been en-
tertainng an agreeable house party
during the past week. Among the
guests are Miss Ruth Rudolph. of Win
chester; Miss Ada Rudolph, of Kerns-
town: Miss Mary Rudolph, OF Capon
Bridge. Miss Virginia Jones. OF
Stephenson; Miss Mary Gordon, of
Middletown; Mr.. Alonzo Jones and Mr..
Fred. Jones. OF Stephenson. and Mr..
Ollie Wiley, of Stephenson.
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cnn,Idutc for Goycrnor apcnISs.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.1 f
HIGTI POINT, N, C., March 17.-Those
hearing tho speech of Hon. w. w.
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Hotel. The proceeds of the sale will
be for the benefit of the poor in the
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SOCIAL and
PERSONAL
nMMnM w ID TIL


oM MON w EALTft Chapter,
Daughters OF tho American
Revolution, held literary
~ meeting yesterday at noon, at
the home OF Mrs. 49, lorraine,
No. 1903 Hanover Street. A paper on
h1erlwether Lewis. the explorer, was
read by Mrs. Moriwether Anderson.
Miss Annie Louise Reinhardt delighted
all present with her violin solo, Miss
Myrtle Rcdford being her accompafist
Mrs. NJ. b. Thomas beautifully rendered
several vocal Aelcctiona with Mrs.
George Whitfield at tile piano. AT the
conclusion OF the program refrcsli-
1nents were served, Mrs. Lorraine PROV
ing herself most charming hostess
Those present were Mrs. ID. III. Filing
ton, historian of the chapter and chair
man of the literary meetings; Mrs. M
a. Chambers, Mrs. ID. r. Williams. Mrs.
Charles =. Lee, Mrs. willard Craig, Mrs.
Junus Riddick. Mrs. r. C. Edwards
Mrs Iandon b. Edwards. Mrs. Harriet
Eord, Mts. George II. ingles Mrs. Mil
Ter McCue and Miss Martin.
Engagement AnnOiinccd
Mrs. j. H. Pattison, of No. 311 East
Gary street, announces the engagement
ma approaching marriage of her
daughter. Miss Sadie Ellis Tabb, to Mr.
John Fox May owing to recent illness
IN the brides family the wedding will
v very quiet IT will take place IN
Washington on March 25th M cards
Will be isgued
History clnss to Meet.
This history class OF the Womans
Club will meet this afternoon at In
stead Of 4:30 O'Clock, under the dIrec-
ton of Mrs. S. II. Boykin The ninth
decade Of the nineteenth century viii
nc reyiarynd
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VT " w Y '1TT''U0'7T,
A Daughters OF tho American
Revolution, held literary
~ meeting yesterday at noon, at
the home OF Mrs Is lorraine.
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FEARED THE JURl
WAS PREJUDICED

The case OF Charles 7. Burns against
the Adams Express Company for dam
ages sustained in a collision with one
OF the cOmpany's automobiles while he
was riding a bicycle in September, 1907.
was continued for new trial by order
OF Judge Clabaugh this morning
In his testimony Burns stated that
an effort had been made by the COM
pany to effect a compromise. This evi-
dence, it was declared, tended to pre-
Judice the jury. The Jury was dis
charged and a new trial ordered.
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FLOOR OIL.
THE LATEST

Our business has increased so per eons
the past week
Give q au9ther Wm- H TAFT. we want
70 make 100 per cent IN another Week
c 7. HUNTERS s sanitary dust killing nooR
OF keeTs the ihoors clean ard bright. giveg
them nclished finish: soc gallon delivered.
Phone lzain 545Z once II3 Pa ave NV our
abel on every car Tbs Is the only oil used
by The O 5 Government Others initiate.
cut none good Write for samples Agents
wanted every where. This oil Is good for ths
finest kind of furniture. Try IT. noI5-Zk
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Advertisements will he accented
BRANCH OFFICES
NORTHWEST.


GoLDENBERG'S 7th ana h sts- nw.
3 KAN. SONS g. CO.. Sth and Market space
GREENE's CAPITAL A ID Z TIsIN G
AGENCY, I145 18th st. nv.
& L AeMICHAEL. Cigar Store. 14th and P
}. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. Tth n. Rhode
leland ave. and r st. NV.
H. T. BUTTS PHARMACY. 4th st. and
Massachusetts ave NV
SW cor Ith and N SITS. NV
SANEORDS PHARMACY. New York ava
and North Capitol street
HARNOLD, 340I 14th st NV
r. \. yEITCH. 2Oth and II SITS NV
QUIGLEY'S PHARMACY, zlst ana q sts nv
3 a WAGENR 4 Co. lst and II sts. NV
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th and Pa ava
PARK load PHARMACY, 18th & Park Toad
MATTINGLY'S PHARMACY, Ilth and i.
r. D HOWARD. I4th and w
n V. POTTIE. 1923 Brightwood ave
GEssFoRD'S PHARMACY. sth and U sts
NORTHEAST.
LADDON PHARMACY. 100 Florida ave ro
CHAs. II BLUMER, N Cap. ana p sts -
AsC4ESNEf q JOACHIM, cor. % and SITS
KRAUS' PHARMACY cor. 6th and X -
AcCHESNEY & JOACHIM Sth and r sts n.
BENZ. T LANHAM, 11th and Z. Cap stS
SOUTHEAST.
4oEI1 A. p R9WELL 746 80 1th s,R and East Capitol sta
A B. BURROWS, 11th and Pa. ave.
r. z. WELLER, cor. Sth and l.
SOUTHWEST.
Y. HUGO EISENBEISS, 7th and B streets
MCDONALD. J. w. "a and L sw.
GEORGETOWN
JAMES 2. SMITH. 1854 Wisconsin ave
F. p. WELLER Pharmacy. 1854 M st. NV
-
ANACoSTA
5URY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS
ALEXANDRIA. VA
r. L CARNE & CO.. 70S King St
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
z A. SONNEMAN.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
CHAMBERNATD-22 st nv. 1t
CooK-Good. 1905 East Capitol St deio-t
COOK-White and colored; ehambermaid;
good wages; today. PHILLIPS 8 AGENCY, 81
9Th 81 deIO-et
cox; at once. $50 G a. nW@ G
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AUTOMoBILE COLLEGFS.

AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE, terms moderate.
easy payments positions secured Write OF
call; opan evenings and Sunday. 1s2s 14th
st NV. ocG-G
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A L E < AN D RIA.
h'F FARLAND HEADS
ALEXANDRIA LODGE
Is Elected by Knights of
ColumbuS-Other Off
GERS Chosen.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA, VA. DEC. i

Fitzgerald Council. No. 459. knights
OF Columbus. at meeting at st. Mary 5
Hall, in South Royal street last even
ing, eeIcted officers for the year 1919, as
fellows:
Grand Knight. NJ. ]. Mcfarland; dep
uty grand knight, r. E. Power; chancel-
lor. NJ Z. Greene; recorder, +. t.
Quinn; financial secretary, James Cal
Ian; treasurer. S. A. Breen; advocate,
NJ. c. Boone; warden, Albert Lucas;
inside guard, r. H Roland; outside
guard, Hyland Brawner; trustee fer
three years; Peter Schoeni: delegates
to State Council, NJ. ]. Mcfarland and
w. H. whitcomb; atlernates. c T. Hell
muth and S. A Breen.
The following appointments were
made: Lecturer, w F. Y Carne; as
sistant lecturer, James Roche; chap
lain. the Rev. i. 4. Kelly.
After the meeting a banquet was
served at the Hotel Rammel
Another fine audience greeted Evan
gelist Holcomb last night. His subject
was, Seeking the Lost
The preacher said many people imag-
Inc that they have religion when they
are suffering from indigestion or liver
trouble, when the real Christian IS the
happiest person on earth.
There viii be preaching again tonight
at 7;30.
The Washington and Alexandria
branch of the Woman's Foreign NR5-
sionary Society Of the Methodist Prot
estant Church Will hold a session in
this church this evening. The Rev. r
u Klein VIII deliver an address on the
manners and customs Of the JaDanese
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Beth
any Methodist Protestant Church Will
give a sociable at Lee Cam0 Hall in
Prince street This evening
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The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Beth
any Methodist Protestant Church Will
give a sociable at Lee Camp Hail. in
Prince street. this evening.
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NEWS STAND, cigar. st-tionsry and variety
store worth and invoice. s.. 20; Il sod this
week VIII sacrifice tor $780, established over -
yealss Wen known stand: rent cheap. roomz.
NLH YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. 81 F.
dag---
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Mn k-flAl@ WAFER business. uptown busi-
ness district exclusive agency; clearing Sl59
month"; owner leaving city viii take $50:
mcney-uazer Tor hustler. NEW TORE
BUSINESS BROKERS. Gil F. des-st
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LUNCH ROOM on business ST. oDpos.ts
Government department. rent. S45; price E5C5.-
1Al-y sales S-5s now under MANAGEMENT
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS 81 =.
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CLASS B

Three tines within enc week. a cents a
line; times, eonsecutively. 80 cents a line,
Minimum space. lines
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OLD ESTABLISHED cigar and pooIrocn.
Pa av- location. rent so, daily sales g1s:
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. slI n.
dam
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HELP wANTED-waIe and Female

GOOD PAY to 50 boys and girls between the
ages OF IA and 10 s. KANN, SONS & co
have number Of positions for bright boys
and girls who can obtain permits to work
hours; work Is light and easy and affords
excellent opportunity for the right kind OF a
a. m.
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WANTED-Hotei help for all departments
today. BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY, 503 10Th
NV. deS-at
SHORTHAND-Complet course In syllable
system IN 80 hours $50. including typewrft-
ting. positions guaranteed. STENOGRAPHIc
ACADEMY, Colorado building. oc27-tf
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HAVE SOME o. the greatest barEaias II.
grocery stores th2t have ever been oTered I
never been On the market before some ar
ret-rlnS md own the property hence VIII
make price attractive 70 good tenants NEW
YORK BUSINESS BROKERS Oil z
deS-5t
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ia COFFEE and fancy grocery stand n
IlaEEets rent. SIS. monthly sales. $3.50. price.
$50. and grocery and pickle stand in another
market; rent so: price invoice. large fresh
stock and doing tne business NEW YORK
BUSINESS BROKERS'. 81 F. des-st
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I VIZ HAVE ro0ning and boarding houses n
al parts 81 the central northwest from 500
10 $780, all are o1 good value and sons
bargains Do not delay II y9I wish 70 So
cure such a business NEW YORK BUSIs
NESS BROKERS. 61I = des-sr
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. l. CARNE & CO.. 70s King st.
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BOYS-TwO bright boys with bicycles
wanted Call at EDITORIAL ROOMS,
WASHINGTON TIMES. 1t
The Washington times., 1908-12-10

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LADDoN PHARMACY, 100 Florida ave NJ
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McCHESNEH & JOACHIM. cor. % and 10 SIS
KRAUS' PHARMACY. cor. 6th ana x sts
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BENZ. T LANHAM. 1lth and Z. Car s.z