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AucTIoN SALES.

on SATURDAY. DEC &. 19os at 10 O'Clock
a. M, in front OF ~ s. Storage Co. AS afid
$50 10th So. ". w. Will be sold an goods
stored in the names OF Mrs s. AIexandrr
D. y. Williams Arthur Gray. Florence Mat
ihews. X. @. Turner. ~ H. Tripp. Mrs. M
F. Tra1nweil. WALTER g. WILLIAMS a.
CO, Aucts. II. s. STORAGE co.
no27-6t.exSu"
LARGE PUBLIC SALE OF
90 Head of Country Horses and Mules.
40 Head Of Local Horses
AZ the WASHINGTON HORSE AND RrT-r n.
COMPANY 3s65 NJ st. Northwest
On MONDAY, NOVEMBER o. 1900 at 10 a I'M
IDS VIII positively be our last sale at this
location, as We viii hold our next and
opening sale o. Horses and Mules az our new
stables. l-lo-l-l2 Ohio avenue n w on
saturday. December g. 1903
4 ne Horses Tor this sale have been care
iuliy selected By the McHenry Bros. through
Maryland and Virginia; and consist Of Draft
Driving. and General Purpose Horses. also
pairs Of Good Mules, We viii also sen
TOT private party. one pair Of dne Dock
Lau Mares, one fine Single Driver also one
me combination Horse. one fine High stem
ping Dock Tail Single Driver IL win BE- wen
t9r anyone in need Of a good Horse % attend
this sale az we VIII sell everything offered
30 The highest bidder without reserve Horses
on Inspection. Sunday. November g 1909.
Telephone West 1881
no-4--t McHENRY BROS. Proprietors.
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JOUBERT'S RANK RAISED.

The Dominican republic now has an
envoy extraordinary and minister pleni-
potentiary ia Washington. Emilio C.
Joubcrt presented his credentials I.qis-
ing his rank 70 President Taft yesterday
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED-Active partner in established and
paying family laundry 10 take charge OF col
leetious ana drivers. Address BOX o.. Times
once. n027-2t'
FOR SALE-Dairy lunch room. must be
sold at once. BOX $40, Times Office.
no-l-at'
FOR SALE-First-cIass ive-Chair barber
shop iu northwest business section Address
BOX s.. Times office no27-5t'
HAVE HIGH-CLASS automobile. want part
uer with $500 cash and services for renting
business BOX S. Times Office. 1ts
GROCERY. S. W: rent. IS; rooms; daIi-
sales so. other interests snap at--..--- S9-5
POOLRCOM and cigar store 9Th St. ~
w, rent $50 clearing 2-.0 mo- only 600
CIGAR and periodical store, daily sales
81, iudtLeutioU. reason saic..-.--..-..---- EZ5
CAFE; in excellent located apartment
house; clearing big money; sickness;
ill- ..---.--. 200
CORNER market store. Georgetown;
daily sales. S4S: rent SI5; must SELL. go
ROOMING HOUSE, Grant pI. n W..
nicely lur.- act quickly 10 get u....... 500
cheap rent, now under management SO
CLUB FOOLEOOM, transient ST.. rent
$50, doing fine business, sacrilcc......... 800
GROCER. well known stand ". w:
rent. $50, rms, daily sales S-G. cheap az $40
CORNER grocery =. E-i rent. E25. nice
house, owner going 90 8alto.; givc-aVay $50
GROCERY; corner Navy Yard section;
rent, Sil; rooms daily sales S2-........ 800
OYSTER HOUSE; 9th 81. ". w. cheap
rent rO0mss owner leaving city. yours 800
NOTION, toy and light grocery store
good business section rent sos rooms 1I5
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. 1928 F.
nU-5-3t
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
APPRENTICE GIRI-AIso help on coats and
skirts. Apply at once, 2n2 18th st. no2s-at
CHOCOLATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. DO
RAN BROS, 80 Il n w. no25-2t
COOKS. Iauudresses, general houseworI.ers
ehambermaids. 1885 nth. It
COOK s.ad nurse; suburb OF New York city
and Bufall. y. y. good wages each, fares
given; SET led colored nurse and chamber
maid wat -esses. this city. THE EUREKA
l0ll New York ave no2l-2t
K-First-class. can after z p m. GIG
= 1aPll0I -. no-5-5t
GIRL who can mop. wash and iron. good
wages for right party. l243 9TH st. ~ w
GIRL for laundry and assist Win house
work 17l6 Pa. ave. n. ". it
GIRL,-RoIpectable. coIored. Tor general
GIRL,-C'c .ored. for general housework. no
cooking; 90 home nights. go 9Th SO. n. w
GIRL TO assist in store at once. I2n llth
81. 8. p 10
GIRL-White. as chambermaid stay nights.
SIS. Cad l35 18th ST s. u MOIST
GIRL to do general housework 5i8 3d 81
n ". il
GIRL for homework; good reliable woman
general fouseworki small family reference
~ 9Th ST. n Z. noZ7-2t@
GIRL for light housewort. go home nights
MRS ARNOLD. 622 + ST. n T. IL
GENERAL HOUsEWORKER 174s Park I'd
- " u
sALEsLADY in photo studio; NJ experience
required. SCHEBER STUDIO. l2J d. Sc
y. W. Its
SALESWONEN-Ex Experienced holiday. IN
handkerchief, toy, Jeweiry. stationery, neck
wear. book. mems neClWeaT. ribbon. boys
furnishings and china departments. Apply
before lO o.clOck 90 Manager. WOODWARD
q LCrHROP. noz6-st
STENOGRAPHER and clerk. young lady.
must write a noat hand Apply RELIANCE
LOAN AND TRUST Co. 6lS + ~. NV.
no2l-u
SKIRT HANDs-Experiencod at once. can
at 2i36 81. y. vs.. noZ7-2t-
TAILOREsS wanted for general tailor work
SHULMAN. lO2 II n w no26-Zt'
wAITREssEs-Two experienced at once
EAGLE CAFE. 6oz y. W. II
WOMAN FOR general homework. Apply 5-5I
llth st. ". W. uo27-zt'I
WOMAN-Coiored. to cook. wash and iron.
20 20 90 the country few miles from tho
city. good and permanent home. call al 1.5
WOMAN-Settled col0red. for general house
work. references. l9lt ltth st. uo2l-5-
WOMAN-ReIiabIe. cook. wash and iron.
IefeTcnce- lilt 1gth 81 u027---
WOMAN-InteIigent coI0rcd, general house
work. 100 81. n. J.. no27-ats
WONAN-settIed. coIored. FOR general house
work. in family no washing. Is 81 ST.
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HELP WANTED-MALE
Al eight weeks course In Automobne
Engineering viii prepare you 20 earn
from 5000 10 $4,000 per month. Our
graduates in demand by the largest au-
One-third Of tuition payable after you
secure position.
Write or call for catalogue.
THE AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE OF WASH
INGTOE INC.
The only school of Expert Aut0mobus En-
cheering in the city
l-4 44lh 81 ~ W. nog-t
BARBER-whte; So Tor saturday 1914
llh 81. y. W. 10
BRIGHT BOYS can earn good money work
Ing after school hours ABBY BOX a..
Washington Times. selZ-rf
BOY 10 run crrands. aeu recommended. 50
week. j. BAJMGAETEN a. SONS co. IG1
Pa ave. usg1-.t
BOY-Hrlght. with wheel: well recommended
Apply Pr arthur Smith lill u 81. N. SIS. D.
BOY-WhIte. 90 wrap bundles and ron a.
raHds. Apply al 1913 i It, g. w HaZ7-1t
BODY AIAKER-Hish-class man o. long eE-
peTeucc iu hue carriage and panel wagon
bodies, good wages, good shop steady ouI-
pigment. Gail or phone WASHINGTON
MOTOR VEHICLE co. zla l. s. w no27-2t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. position A. GU-
CLOAKROOM BOY. walters. club fnosscT-
gers boys bowling alley. bell b1ys. 1885 rlth.
Ut
COOKs-5. short-ordor. at once. los IA. ave.
g. W n1II-7ta
ELECTRICIANS wanted ar once. If37 p
st. n. w uo1l-2t
EARN $40 10 SIS a week during spare time.
we as manufacturer start you and furnish
everything. no cauvassiug. simple sue
cessrul mail orIcT plans 20 keep our fac
TORIES busy. we coach you aGd show YOU
how a. get business. sou pas us M 3 months
and make big profits spare time 20 star,
write today FOR positive proof. pGAsE
MFG co. 500 Podse Bldg. Buffalo. ". y
nOZl-Z4t
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FINISHERs on pants; cali at once COS 9Th
st. n w, Room z. CHAS PEAKE.
uogT-3t
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DANCING.

PROF. a. MRS. WENDHAM SIC 18th n w,
teach all dances class Tues. Thur. and
sat eve. 1885, lesson 5Qc5 six lessons s. so,
private lessons any hour with music; euaran-
zee all scholars prof. teachers Phone N 1913.
no9-tf
MISS COULTER, most skilled teacher OF
dancing, -l6 Eye ST. n. w II you can walk
I can teach you 90 waltz private lessons
any time, with music, coo. Phone NJ 1883
no23-7t'
DAVISON'S. l'rof. and Mrs. us 9Th n. w;
best known. est 1892. Teach all dances In S
lessons: open a. m 20 II D. m Phone NJ ASA:
class and dances, Tue. Thur evs. Assembly
dances, Natl. Rifles Arm0ry. Wed, sat. evs.
seif-tf
PRIVATE DANCING SCHOOL.
only Hle taught at q time
Latest dances TWO Instructors
1913 n. " ave SELECT Phone NJ 5S29 7.
oc2s-3ot
MRS. GLOVRG'S ACADEMY. 6ls cd Pre-
Ll-e lessons. 5lc. waltz a. tWo-step guar. 8
lessons. barn dance Z5 classes Tues. Thurs.
Sat eve, -5c; -hildreu's class sat. aft, s.
month. ball room for rent. s. Phone W I129.
DANCING ACADEMY. 4S Eye Ct \. W;
Misses Chamberlain and Cobb. teachers; So
ciaI dance Thursdays. Phone NJ 5S4T-Y.
ia2-tf
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A ST. n. e. 15g-Nicely furnished front
room well heated private family: suitable
for one or two gentlemen. no27-2t
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEOUs.
sAFE-ALMOsT NEW

Fine condition; size 295ax36x25 inches. $40
MATHERS-LA1IM PAPER CO..
633 L ST. n W
u07--qfs
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

ST. n. e. 15I-Nicely furnished front
ROOM wei heated. private family; suitable
Lor ono or two gentlemen. no2l-2t
&c ST. S. W. 1226-Two large unfurnished I'd
floor rooms; S. no27-2t'
c ST n. E. 11-Near Capitol. Cd floor fur
nished rooms, housekeeping; price $40
LOUDOUN. 314 Z. CAP. ST. Apt. 53-Newly
furnished room steam heat bath. elevator
phone; convenient Capitol and Library.
~ ~
~ ST; s. W. a.7-Two furnished rooms for
Light Housekeeping n026-3t
II ST. n. W, 2o2-one large furnished front
room; well heated; large closet. uo27-3t
FULLER ST. 1920 MT. PLEAsANT-Two
l8E ge sunny rooms for light housekeeping;
' per M nth. no27-8t
FLORIDA AVE. n. W. 1457-One furnished
rom, including heat and gas no27-st
FURNISHED dining room and kitchen IN
BOX 81. Times Office. no27-5t
G ST. n. e. ssl-on terrace. verv wan,
and well furnished Toomsi $40 per month.
G ST y. W. 4O5-Large front and other
furnished rooms; $50 and up. no26-3t
II ST. n. W, 10O5-2 large front adjoining
rooms southern exposure; now and atrrac-
lively furnished. no27--ts
n ST. y. W, 421-Nyice furnished room. gas
and bath; s. per month u0-7-3t'
"a ST. y w. sls-Largs furnished rooms
on second floor. no23-7ts
EYE ST. n. W. 1204-Two neat rooms g.-r-
able for light housekeeping well heated.
reasonable no26-3ts
EYE ST s. T.. MS-Two beautiruI rooms
southern exposure. no25-3t
THE TERMINAL HOTEL, a. G ST. n. E.
S-rlcuy stag, modern, up-to-date. steam
heated, newly furnished with ample baths
for use Of guests, 81 per Gay. We can ac-
ers at specially low monthly rates cali
and investigate. II will pay you. noI9-tf
MASS. AVE. n. w. l453-One large rro1r
room beautifully furnished. also "a smaller
room can be rented en- suite on % floor;
soulneIn exposure no25,2S, 30. de2
rs ST. y. W. sls-Furnished rooms SIS
week, an conyenienccs- no26-3t'
y n. w. lffs-LoveIy large room. wei fur
nished. $40 per mo-. well-kept house; phone
y. J. AVE. y. W, Glf-Two furnished rooms
suitable for light housekeeping: an modern
inproyements. reasonable. uoZ5-5ts
o ST. ". W. SOL furnished rooms. second
floor; steam heat MOIST
Q ST n. W, 1426-Large furnished rooms:
southern exposure close 20 18th 80. car line;
with or without board: reasonable no26-3t
y ST. y. w. I5ls-NiceIy furnished front
% floor ROOM bath on same door. private
family no other roomersi so per month.
n02l-2t
1ST ST N w. 209-Two rooms adjoining
BATH complete housekeeping; heat ana gas:
some dishes. cooking utensils. gas range
noZ7-2lr
1ST ST n. W. 422-TwO rooms furnished
complete for light housekeeping. newly
papered, rent reasonable. aogT-3tt
9Th ST.. 7l9-Larse comfortable rooms. 2nd
floor front. only 80 and SO month. n027-Gt
9TH ST n. W. 730-Largs newly furnished
front room. housekeeping allowed. reasonable.
nu"7-2t-
STH ST. s. L. 232-Weu kept room in new
house, all conyenienCes; nue location.
uog7-2r'
21sT ST. N W. 521-Two rooms On second
floor. suitable for light housekeeping.
D02I-3t"
FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS.
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FOR SALE-On account Of sickness. small
lunch room 100 1'2 ST. S. ". u0-s-SLF
GROCERY and bakery living rooms. corner
~ w. total rent S-5, price for both. 5000
THORNT0N, 1905 Pa. ave y. w. no25-5l'
GROCERY Same owner 90 years, retiring.
monthly business. Sl-Uo 90 $500, excellent
house connected THORNTON. 1895 pa ave
n w Uo-j-sls
EDONING HOUSE. III rooms excellent lsr-
uIture. 500 cash balance 10 suit. others an
prices. THORNTON. 1905 Pa ave a. w
na-6-aLs
LUNCH and cigar stand mt car barn. cheap
if sold This week. $40 18th ST. 81 r.. Phone
Line. sos uo-l-It'
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UPRIGHT PIANO. s117 CASH.

upughts. y12g. $50. sos. cash or easy terms.
Lawrence's SOC lcth- Tuning S15O Repairing.
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G ST. y. f. 1I-Near Capitol. Cd floor fur
nishcd rooms; housekeeping. price $40
rlr7F % "a
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AUTO LAMPS REPAIRING.

LET Us DO Tive can put your auto lamp
and radiators into proper condition at a very
small cost 10 you Prompt work-satIsfacti0a
guaranteed. MOORE s. CO. 800 John Mar
shall place. Phone Main 1917 sef-sl. mott
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LOUDOUN. 314 Z. CAP. ST. Apt 55-Newly
furnished room. steam heat. bath. elevator,
phone, convenient Capitol and Library.
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c ST. S. W. 1226-Two large unfurnished Cd
floor rooms; s.. uo27-2t'
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HELP WANTEn-MALE.

FINISHERS on pants; cali al once. COS 9Th
ST. n W., Room Z. CHAS. PEAKE.
MOIST
HELPER-One who D IS knowledge OF wheel
wrighting and blacksmithing. Call Street
Sweeping stables. bet. n and o. y. Cap. aud
LIST ~ W. no27-8t
LADIES' TAILORs-Two. Apply e. w.
CEA. 1917 18th no26-2t
LADIES TAILoRS-First-class fancy and
plain coats steady work TO right party. 1913
lllh 81 y W. no26-St
MEN. 90 Sell soap. Apply az 800 Pa.
ave $. T., before D. IN. and after O'Clock.
no-t-at"
COLORED MEN EXCLUSIVELY
We want forty TO sixty colOred men OF good
character 90 prepare for positions as chauf-
ieWs. Time required. SIX weeks Easy pay
mcnts. College under new management. Cali
and see our new SO-horsepower road car.
This ad good for $1,000. ~ mailed or presented
az our Office within one week
THE NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE.
LOG an 81 n. w no2l-lt
PAINTERS. good. uol "a ST. n p. It's
PIASTEEERs to work at Chevy Chase.
PREssER at once. $500 1Ith st. n. ".
sALESAIEN-Live. hustIng: only workers
need apply. Apt. 9. The california, 18th and
W sunday between and A. IL
SALEs1IAN-Big money for good work. can
yoi3 Nj S. n. w. D. M. no26-3t
sTENOGRAPHER - Good. accustomed to
smith Premier machine, having at least
years experience; one familiar with detail
work. Address BOX g5. Times Office.
no27-2t
SOME ONE to finance a good patent that
cannot fail. Address 10l Florida ave. N W.
noodle
WINDOy- THANKSGIVING. Room 2l9
cor. SIN 1nd ID N. vs.. uo-5-2t'
on DEC. l. we viii move TO larger quarters,
at 1895 13th ST. -. vs.. Students win save
s10 bv enrolling before Dec. l.
THE AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE OF
WASHINGTON,
1923 18th SO. n. ".
The Only school of Expert Automobile
Engineering in the City. no2l-7t
wANTED-BriEht boys. from IS 20 Is years
OF age. for bundle Wrappers, stock ro0sns,
delivery wagons and floor service. Apply %
Superintendent WOODWARD * LOlHROP.
noS-tf, exSu
Of age sou wages, permanent work Apply
basement O -4Ul 81. n. w. iyS-w,sa NIT
YOUNG MAN with experience IN house
painting. 1906 l4th 81. n. w. no26-2t'
YOUNG MAN about % years old for office
work. permanent position; salary IS a week;
with good chance Of advancement; state
age. references, and experience BOX "a,
Times office u127-St
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,AHGANsN sUNuHIEs-LANrP SPECIAL

Sew and Secondhand Tires cheap
Cpen sunday from 40 until g. Evenings. s.
o'clock Main 69S0.
The Roman Automobile Co..
BRANCH or PHILADELPHIA. PA
1915 II st. NV, Washington, d. G.
The Largest Secondhand Dealers in u. $.
It
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WINDOW CLEANING.

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOWS7
White help and moderate prices LEON l.
CAUDDE Acme window Cleaning CO.. re-
moved 20 9ZI q n. W. Phone a. 1l5s.
ocl6-g1t
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.

VANTED-Posiu0n. general Homework, by
respectable white woman X. c.. 3e5 John
Marshall place It,
WANTED-By stenograpler. experienced
DlctaphOue operator. position; understands
mimeograph iug and bookkeeping L. J.. A..
1914 SLh ~ w. II
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FOR RENT
Furnished OF UNFINISHED Rooms.
a ST. ~ T.. eu-D0ubI" par.0rs; single nj
on suite. furnished ur uuiuru.shed. witt
board 10
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FoR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS

a ~ N-1-' Az SAN~'A0AAAD NOOuAO-
d N. W.. uz-2 rooms; heat. gas; Sl6 month;
one, SO. uo27-sr.
d ST. N. ., 30l-3 rooms. facing park ANA
Mass ave car line; modern convcnicnces; $50.
noZJ.1l ,-yr
THE DORCHESTER. Eth and Nd. ave. 3.
~ thee stories, good outlook heat and
hot water stationary VashtubH, baths.
large ciotnes-dryinB platform, spacious rooms
VITA closets, newly papered and painted. s.
per month"; gas connections for cooking; slot
gas meter. one block from nth 81. cars.
Apply 70 Janitor. ocls-I
z ST. y. w, l2o-Two front rooms for light
housekeeping I'd floor. no21-2ts
FLORIDA AVE. N w, 13lG-2 3. or rooms
and bath; second floor; furnace heat; rel-
sonabe. lie
@ ST N. W, l2o6-Two rooms for business
or living. no26-3t
B ST. y. e.. 9l7-Dcslrapc UNPUBLISHED COM
muuicatng rooms. I'd huori light hou-ekocp-
no-b-aL
II sT N W, s6l-Frout and back parlor.
heat ana gas. Sl3. other rooms cheap. fur
nishcd ~ desired light housekeeping.
j. ST. n. W.. Zsl@ rooms and bath. heat
and gas. cheap TO right party uo25-5t'
NJ ST 81 W. a5-Four rooms and toilet. fur
mace hr7ti call Thursday. Friday and S1ruT-
day evenings after z no-6-3t
r. / AVE. ~ AZ. gO-g or ( on % a1or. bath
on same moor: reasonable. ught houaekeop-
Ing; adults. noa5-3t'
RHODE ISLAND AVE. y. w. l4sf-rwo
large communicating rooms. suitable lEI.
housekeeping, gas range. refrigerator rent
So OF whole floor reasonable. phone. it,
10TH ST. N. T.. 623-Two unfurnishcd rooms
on second floor, bath; price reasonable.
uo27-2t'
22D ST. N. W, S0s-Throe rooms. entire Ell
floor; heat. gas. hot and cold water; rent
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Wonen's Wants
Ice Cream and Candy
Hair Goods.

ALL KIND OF hair goods in stock. Ia5ieS'
own comolngs made 10 order All stvles
H. FRiEDLING. MS eth ct. n. W
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FOR sALE-ln excellent condition. 10 D. D
horizontal engine, j. r. p. upright boiler; OF
Ter wanted. 500 0ronOco St, Alexandra Va
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Picture Framing.

get you- framing done early ana
avoid the rushi orders taken now for Christ
mas delivery; expert restoring and regiIdlng
AMES 81 CO. SUCCESSORS 20 j. w. Tyler.
us 9th ST. n. W
Phone 3152-M no2F-fft
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WANTED-Active partner in established and
paying family laundry 20 take charge OF col
leetions and drivers. Address BOX o. Times
Office n0Z--2ta
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Bicycles.
s1Z75 BICYCLES SI7.75
Floor Oil

@. T. HUNTERS SANITARY DUsT-KILI.-
ING FLOOR OIL keeps the floors clean and
bright. gives them polished finish. soc gallon
delivered Phone Main 545S. Office 113 Pa
ave n. W. GOOD FOR YOUR FCRNI-
IURE- TRY IT. no27-7ts
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WANTED-BriEht boys. from IS 20 Is years
OF age. for bundle Wrappers, stock ROOMS,
delivery wagons and floor service Apply %
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Trunk Repairing.

ALL TRUNKS repaired before Christmas
vanished free; work guaranteed. De-
NEPHEW s. 305 9th N. w. Phone Main 18Ze.
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

B0OKBINDING.
MAGAZINES BOUND.
High grade work az exceedingly low prices.
PAPER and blank books ruled special.
CHAS- H. POTTER 81 CO..
Phone Main $3.50 5l0 18th St ~. W.
ncE8-sa-tf
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-27

MISCELLANEOUS.
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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-02-16

Gen. r. D. Grant at the U n n
League club.
His wife, Mrs. Mary Logan Tucker,
whose allegations placed against her
husband with the secretary of war
created a sensation in Washington
and Chicago social circles and the
army generally, will, it is expected,
testify before the board.
Mrs. fuckers mother, Mrs. John A
Logan, will also be a witness. Col
fuckers nurse, Mrs. Myrtle B. Plat
is still at Hot Springs, and it is said
there is no present intention of calling
her
OF the principals in the case, Col
Tucker was the only one to appear
today. 1t was determined that the SEES
sions of the board shall be secret
and an adjournment until tomorrow
was taken.
Meanwhile Tucker was directed to
undergo a physical examination. Col
Tucker, talking slowly but steadily
and a deep pallor testifying to his long
sickness, was surrounded by inter
viewers when he appeared in the gov
eminent building.
Il have absolutely nothing to say
and shall not have" he declared in ar
even voice. ANY statement purport-
ing to come from me will be false
Asking if he knew the plans of Mrs
Tucker as to his case, he replied: %
know nothing about my WIFE,"
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-02-16
SEPARATE STATEHOOD
BILL PASSES HOUSE
Struggle of Arizona and New Mexico
Apparently to Be Rewarded
with Success at This
Session

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-The strug-
gle of Arizona and New Mexico for
separate statehood was rewarded today
in so far as the house of representa-
tives is concerned, when that body,
under suspension of the rules, unani-
mously passed the bill granting sepa-
rate statehood to the two territories.
Mr.. Hamilton of Michigan, having
the measure in charge, spoke briefly in
support of it. He said it was not d
party question. Both sides, he de-
clared, were now rallying to fulfill
party pledges
Mr.. Smith of Arizona asked for the
passage of the bill. That such q, bill
had not been passed before said he,
was a matter which stood as a shame
against the record OF. congress.
There were cries of Vote, vote" but
the ballot was not taken until Mr..
Stanley of Kentucky, Mr.. Chandler of
Mississippi, Mr.. Cole Of Ohio and Mr..
Su1zer Of New York had eulogized Dele
gates Smith and Andrews and predicted
their early return to congress.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-02-16
BAD IMPRESSION IS
CAUSED IN ENGLAND
BY TURKEYS POLICY

LONDON, Feb. 15.-The dismissal
Of Kaimil Pasha has created a decid-
edly bad impression in England of the
stability of the new Turkish regime.
The Young Turks up to the present
time have commanded the strongest
support here. 1t is apparent that the
constitutional government is trying to
make believe that the country in real
ity is being managed as was France
during the revolution by the committee
of union and progress
Many members of the parliament
are described as voting against Kaimil
Pasha at the command Of the COM
mittee and contrary to their own
judgment.
The real reasons of the grand VIII
er's downfall are not yet understood
here. 1t is an interesting coincidence
that yesterdays vote of dismissal fol-
lowed by exactly one month the cham
ber's unanimous vote of confidence in
Kaimil Pasha.