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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-10
MICHIGAN CLUB MEETS.
Social Organization Holds Its An
nuaI Meeting.

The Michigan Social Club held Its an
nual meeting last night in Pythian
Temple. After a short business session,
a musical and literary programme was
given.
Mrs. Z G. Gresham, J. L Moneyway,
and Louis V. Woulfe contributed literary
numbers, and F. J. Kilkenny discussed
the proposed hOme-going Of Irishmen to
their native land The musical feature
was the rendition OF several numbers by
The Nordica Banjo Club, composed OK
Prof. Walter T Holt, director; r. 3.
Gordon, s J. Gonpe-s, Frank McChesney,
Luther Hekimian, George Furbershaw,
Mesdames S. J. GOmpers. Charles SUITS
man, Frank tombstone. Misses Bessie
Tiffany. A L. Murray, Julia Woodland,
and Margaret CaIlan. acc0mpanist
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HAMS CASE ENDS
MIDDLE OF WEEK
Taking of Evidence Will Be
Finished Tomorrow.
STATE SUNS UP ON TUESDAY
Dozen Witnesses Called by Darrin
in RebuttaI and Contradict Evil
dence of Tierney Regarding Time
Thornton Drew His Revolver on
ROberts-Facts About Letter.

Flushing. I. L, Jan S-With practically
al Of its evidence in rebuttal completed.
the prosecution in the murder trial Of
Thornton jenkins Hams was tonight
given until Monday morning 10 decide
if its alienists must be called II they
are not, both sides VIII rest.
Unless Mr.. Mcintyre, of the defense,
offers some handwriting experts on Mon
day-a thing which is not Yet settled
the summing up for the prisoner will be
ended Monday afternoon. The State will
have its inning on Tuesday and the
famous case. barring accidents. should go
to the jury Wednesday morning.
The question Of calling the alienists has
disrupted the good feeling between the at
torneys for tie State Darrin does not
want TO call them. He considers their
evidence not essential and also remem-
bers the fate CT insanity experts for the
defense when they were. as a result
Of the drastic limit placed On their evil
dence by Justice Crane. compelled 10 con-
tradict themselves without being per-
mitted TO explain The other attorneys
insisted that they should be called and
permitted to answer the hypothetical
question, al least. Following a stormy
conference between counsel tonight the
entire matter was deferred for decision
until Monday morning
Can Dozen witnesses.
To-day's proceedings were decidedly
uninteresting. The prosecution called q
dozen witnesses in rebuttal, all OF whom
contradicted the evidence Of Tierney. the
garbage contractor, who swOre he was
on the club float at the time Of the shoot
ing. and Thornton Hams did not draw
his revolver until after Roberts picked
I'D the captains automatic pistol and
pointed it al him None Of them, how
ever. contradicted his statement that Mrs
Annis was not on the float at the tint
Of the shooting.
All the witnesses for the State declare
that. in their opinion, Capt Hams acted
in rational manner. so far as they had
! opportunity to observe. following the kill.
ing.
The State seemed about 70 score heav,
lily In the closing hours, when sales
man for a sporting goods house declared
that the pistol with which Annis wa:
slain was sold by his firm in November
zS06. But the witness later declared ths'
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20 be an Unwritten law fl Italy that
wife murderers should not be punished,
and. IN fact. the conviction Of man
for killing his wife IS practically unre-
corded IN the annals Of judicial history.
Strive for Delay.
Whenever such a crime is committed
the friends OF the prisoner initiate what
Is known as a campagna di salvataggio.
or campaign 10 save him. They secure
the services Of the leading lawyers. who
strive 10 delay the trial, and in the mean
time attempt TO convince. the public that
the crime was committed 10 safeguard
family honor
Friendly newspapers publish long &C
counts Of the case favorable TO the pris-
Oner- The victim is generally painted in
the darkest cOlors and the crime excused.
When the trial Is held, and very often
two or three years are employed for the
preliminary investigation. the friends Of
the prisoner are present in court TO ap-
pIaud-
Applause Greefs Prisoner.
In case Of CifarieTo. when the trial
was first held at Naples, It could not be
continued on account OF the applause
which greeted the prisoner and his law
years on every occasion when they spoke.
Whenever the prisoner came into court
he was enthusiastically applauded, and
the same thing happened when he left
It. He was applauded even in the streets
when after each days sitting he was
carried TO prison
The trial was stopped. 10 be begun over
again at Campobasso. a small provin-
ciaI town fl Southern Italy. The jury
vas composed OF country people, and
CIfarieHO. although acquitted, complained
that his dignity as an artist was deeply
offended owing 10 the fact that he was
tried by peasants
The prisoner pleaded guilty. His de-
Tense was that he killed his wife not
while Of unsOund mind. but simply 20 re-
venge his outraged honor. During the
trial il was proved that Cifariello knew
quite well that his wife's behavior was
not what It should have been, and yet
the jury acquitted him
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NEW PRESIDENT INSTALLED.
WorIey Class Club, of Bethany Bap-
fist Church, Holds Meeting.

st the regular monthly meeting OF the
Morley Class Club in the Sunday school
rooms Of the Bethany Baptist Church.
Second street and Rhode Island avenue
northwest. Wednesday night, E c. John
son, newly elected president, was in
stalled.
January q was named by the club as
"Carnation Day" and hereafter wiz be
appropriately celebrated.
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WILL WITHDRAW DEPOSITS.
Secretary of Treasury Announces He
VIII Call in 81, 100000.

The Secretary Of the Treasury yester-
day afternoon announced that he would
withdraw from the depository banks be-
tween now and February 10 government
deposits TO the amount OF S25.0o0000
It is the belief OF Treasury officials
that the banks are not in need OF this
money, while the Treasury deficit IS con-
stantly growing, and the funds are need
ed 70 repIenish the available cash balance
in the Treasury.
OF the S25.oO0,o00 withdrawal. s15.0000o0 is
to be returned to the Treasury on or be-
fore January .. and the balance Of So
900. 900 On or before February 10
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NATIVES STARTLED
BY POSTAL AUTO
Vehicle Carrying Nail Causes
Wonder at Bagdad.
TURKEY IS MAKING PROGRESS
british Telegraph system Regarded
a. Model for the WOrId-Remark-
able Results Of Experiment in Pen
efratfon Of Rifle BuIIets-Numher
OF French Cardinals Reduced.

From the chief European correspondent OF Tie
Lzfan Nezs Bursau-
London, Jan. 9-The arrival the other
day OF the first postal automobile at Bag
dad. ike some Arabian Nights tale come
true. has filed tie minds Of the natives
with wonder and awe.
The car carried the mails. hitherto borne
on eamels' backs. from AIeppo, a dis
lance Of 25 miles, in sixty hours This
can hardly be called q speed record, but
when It IS remembered that the roads are
rough camel tracks leading through the
deep sands Of the Syrian desert and the
stony plains OF Mesopotamia, the journey
al the rate Of little more than ten miles
an hour appears quite q creditabIs per
Torrance.
Nothing is more remarkable than the
spreading OF the spirit Of Turkish modern
progress. The Moslems Of thess regions.
hitherto STEPPED IN the hercest fanaticisn,
now gladly intrust parcels and missives 10
this new ship Of the desert.
Service Is Efficient.
That indefatigabIe postal reformer.
EennIker- Heaton, regards the British
telegraph system in the matter OF perfect
and prompt dispatch and reception OF
kilograms as the most efficient in the
world. In a letter 10 Sir Alfred Jones.
the president Of the Liverpool Chamber
OF Commerce, he says that the vexatious
delays so often complained about could
be remedied az once If the foreign gov
ernments and the foreign officials could
be made 10 sharpen up their departments
Foreign telegraph officials" he says.
from the grand imperial director 10 the
telegraph messenger. are TOO indolent for
words 10 describe II I had my way,
would draft into all foreign capitals Brit
ish officials to show the foreigners how to
conduct postal and telegraph business"
Mr.. Henniker-Heaton then describes
how he spent one day last week at the
London Central Telegraph Office wiring
70 each European capital IN enc minute,
he says he had replies from Berlin,
Rome. Vienna, and Budapest
Direct Communication.
Even with Teheran and ConstantinopIe
he got direct instantaneous Geographic
communication, and so he comes 20 the
conclusion that "a more efficient.
more perfect service, there IS not in this
world
Mr. Henniker-Heaton IS sanguine that
there viii not be the least difficulty in
reducing the transatlantic cable rates
from &C TO - per cent as the result Of
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

PURSUANT TO SECTION !. ARTICLE
", OF Bylaws, notice is hereby given
that the annual meeting OF the Stock
holders Of the Capital Traction Company
for the election OF directors for the ensu-
ing year and such other business as may
be brought before the meeting VII b
held az the. Office Of the company. 18Th
and II sts. NV Washington, D. c. On
WEDNESDAY, January 13. 1913, at 1913
g. II. The polls VIII be open from II a II
until i noon Il D. CHAMPION, Sec
Rotary dezs-u
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Local Temperafure.

Midnight "A: q II 3; q H. 3; II N,
s a. n. =. 70 s. II. Is z nOoa. $; D n. s.
P. II, IS; p Il. s.; ,. II. s. g ?. Il. 8.
Maximum g; minimum. "a
Relative hu--id3ty-S &. H. 20; 2 t. 8: p
n. s. Hours Of sunshine, 81 Per cent of POST
be sunshine. 100.
Temperatures sans date last ye--Msxmum. s.
minimum q
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New YORK. Jan a-Au:Ted: Phiadelphia. from
Southampton. January .
Arrived cut- New YORK, at CherbourE
Sailed from foreign ports: Csrmegia fran IiTeT-
POI; Ia SsIois, from HaETe
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Condition of the Water.
Steamer Movement.

sreca- g TIE Washington Herald.
EsTpeTs Ferry. W va, Jsa. s-Sho1andoah muddy
AID Potomac clear.
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PRINTER. ENGRAvER AND BooKBINDER

All advertising contracts made By The
Washington Herald are based upon its
bona 1ide circuiation-a circulation In
washington larger ~ thousands than wa
ever before attained By any morning
newspaper at the Capital Its books are
men
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Tide Table.

Todav-Hirb tide. I0.s2 s. n and uae D. n.
Low tide. q n ard 81 2. N.
To-moTOE-High tide ns5o q. n and IA D n
low tide, $50 :. II and s12 ,. n.
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TemDerature. An other cities.

Tez-perztures IN other cities. together with The
s1nount Of rainfall for the twelve ho-s ended at 5
p n yesterday, are as follows;
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Productive Printing

Catalogues, Printers ink Posssssss aoo-v-
Folders, tageo5sly used. We have u. sss-s
BlotterS, eZIs.lsn's md iael-.s's. 81. nes+y 70
Cards, &c. bringing ehasaessz. Le; Is eseinAhs-
Geo. z. Howard, ia 18th St,
PRINTER. ENGRAvER AND BOOKBINDER-
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The ST. JAMES

Pa. ave. and 9Th St. 10 minutes to station.
European Rooms 81 to g.
Bigh-class Restaurant az Reasonable
Prices. q
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INAUGURAL COMMITTEE


Rooms 20 ard q. Merchants and Ne
chanics Savings Bank Bldg Pa ave
furnish quarters 20 visitors during the IN
augural period are requested 70 call az
this Office or send description OF rooms.
stating the number OF persons that can
be supplied with beds or cots. with or
without meals. terms. &c. II I VEL
LER. Chairman Committee OF Public
Comfort de20Set
ATTENTION. DEMOCRATS - DON'T
patrOniZe cigar and news stands that
refuse 10 sell the National DEMOCRAT"
Let the Democrats show their cOlOrs-
turn the rascalS out" Out to-day.
JESSE H McCALLEY BEES TO An
nounce that he has severed his con-
necticn with the business known as
Smoot. Golfer & McCalley, 1Zl6 z ST nv.
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CoIro nn6rt 7s4b and o ST..

TIE celebrated Windsor Club Whisky,
&c bottle. Fine Old Sherry. 75c bottle
All the popular brands imported liquors
and mixed drinks oe2e2ot
Get acquainted with the Dime Messenger
Service Call Main 69SS rs 18th All night
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BRANCH OFFICES.


REH's MODERN PHARMACY. 7th and e
SITS. Main te77.
NEW YORK AVE. PHARMACY. New York
ave and y. Cap. ST
CHAS- c HORNUNG. Christiana Pharmacy
sw. cor. 9TH and u sts- Phone ". 2gs&
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th and Pa ave.
Phone NJ 1870.
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. nth and Park
road. Phone Z. Sss5.
l. +. TATLOE. cor 9Th and p SITS. Phone
r. A. VEITCH. 2oth ana N SITS Phone n. an7
y. v. PAITlE. 1923 Georgia ave. Col. 1886.
AALTBHs PHAEtdACY. 1851 Calvert st
c. 1851.
MATTINGLY's PHARMACY, 18th and L.
Il T. BUTTS PHARMACY. 9Th IT and
Massachusetts ave. Phone 81 4OS9
TARNOLD. 3sOi l4th st Phone Col 2sT
QJIGLEY.S PHARMACY. Z1st and 9 SITS.
Phone " $50.
r d. HOWARD. IAN ana W Phone \ .1ol
GoLDENBERG's eth and n SITS. Phone n
E5Oi
s. KAHN. SONS a CO. sth and Marke,
space. Phone N 72o0.
CREENE'S CAPITAL \ DIV TIsIN
AGENCY. li95 18th 81 Phone n S205
u. W. THROCK1fORTON. Cigar Store Ittb
and 2. Phone y. ESQ.
J. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor 7th st Rhode
Island ave and st Phone n 240i.
GEssFORD'S PHARMACY. 9th ani q sta
Phone y. Z358
6 VI WAGNER & &C.. 1st ana II. Phon,
I. 7A
n MeNULTY & soS. Cigars and Tobacco
1898 I4th st Phone North 2427.
PAUL PEARSON. 18th s. and Florida ave
II. ". Phone y. aio7.
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CANNON IN DRAW
WITH j. WILLETTS
Rugged Penn Fighters Go Six
Rounds in Fast
Style.

PHILADELPHIA, oct. 10.-Those
'Slam-bang BOYS" Johnny WiHetts and
Mickey Cannon, met in the wind-up at
the National a. c. last night. and at the
END OF the sixth round. as singular as
n may seem. both boys were on their
feet
IL was a good draw. In the semi
wind-up Harry Clutch. OF New York.
stopped Young Mariowe. of Philadel-
phia. I'm the fifth round.
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NORTHEAST.

AecHEsNET & JOACHIM, cor. ID ana n
SITS. Phone L SO
LADDoN PHARMACT. 1870 Florida ave
Phone L 1876
KRAUSS' PHARMACY. cor 6th and X sta
Phone I. 1oel-
TAYLOR & LAME. Inc. 18th and z. Cap
SITS. Phone L lt.
CHAS. II. BLUnER. n Cap. and n "a
Phone X 3ol6
MoCHEsNEY & JOACHIM. sth and T sts.
Phone l. 27sl
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BOXING GOSSIP.

Charley Griffin, the Australian feather
weight, is back from London He Will
remain here for the winter boxing sea-
son.
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Advertisements will be accepted at
any of the following branch offices
at regular Office rates. If il Is in
convenient TO leave advertisements
at either branch office or The Times
Business Office, they may be tele-
phOned direct to The Times Main
b2GO), and a messenger will call TO
collect
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Tommy Murphy may go 10 California.
as he has been offered a match with
veruber IL, with a guarantee of $3.50 as
an inducement.
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It is reported that Stanley Ketchel is
boxing twenty three-minute rounds every
day TO get ready for Jack Johnson.
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ROrrHEAsr

A z. POWELL. 4th and East Capitol sta.
Phone L. ll5S
ROACH DRUG CO.. sth and C stA Phone L.
1857.
XIX
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Bill Papke and Jim Flynn have been
matched TO box I'm Pueblo, October "A.
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HELP wANTEp-FEMALE.

cooK-Experieuced white woman: best or
references required no washing; good
wages Apply General Bells Quarters, Fort
Myer, Va oc5-tf
cleaners. kitonen maids
DICKS HOTEL AGENCY. 18th and Pa ave
oclO-2t
ENERGETIC ladies OF good address for per-
manont position. only those willing To work
need apply, call between and y. m 81
90 -. y. y, " ocs-2t.
EARLY CLEANERs-white. Apply at The
Raleigh ocs-sts
FINIsHERs ON PANTs-First-c,ass AMY
le9 ION S. y. w, CANNON oc1o-3Jv
FEMALE FINIsHERs on pants Applv 1gt
floor. OMOHUNDRO. SIS St ocS-5t
FILTER Experienced in ladies' suit depart-
ment. Apply at MAYER BROS. & CO, sa7
GtRI-Neat; white: German perfered; no
washing or ironing; a good home assured:
references required. Apply apt. u the Lin
coin. III l2th 81. s. e. IL
GIRLS-Bright: neat: 1s years OF age. as
floor messengers and parcel wrappers: good
pay and rapid promotion Apply TO IT, w
Schaub. with GOLDENBERG'S 9Th and X
SIS. oclo-2t
GIRI-white: 70 care for baby and 10 light
housework Apply 800 Penna- ave. ~ W.
GlRL,-white. to check bundles. FRAzEE-
POTOMAC LAUNDRY CO.. 18th and y SITS.
n. W. ocs-st
GIRLs-Eeveral. experienced on altering La
dies suits steady work; good wages. u9
2lst ST y. W. ocS-3t
LADIES OF ABILITY,
Don't Put IL on.
II is your fault If you are out or work
Prof. Livingston guarantees you hrst-class
position that VIII pay you $3.50 20 50 day af-
ter taking full course Of instruction at his
New York Academy of Dresscutting. Design
f-,r al md IN Col,
lbs G ST. You can learn in two weeks.
ocS-3t
LADY sTENOGRAPHER and typewriter.
for patent work. Address Lock BOX 246S.
LADY CAsHIER-Good references and resi-
dent of Georgetown Apply 1908 Wisconsin
ONE WHITE hau cleaner one white paint
cleaner ST. JAMES HOTEL. oc,-St
PREPARERs-E in our millinery
work rooms Apply at MAYER BROS. q
CO. 937 + 81. y. w oc7-7t
SALESLADIFlS- suit department: perma-
nent position for right parties FAMOUS,
42l-423 9Th \. W oc9-3t
STENOGRAPHER and typewriter: state
Qualifications and salary. BOX 30. Times
oillce oeS-St-
SKIRT AND COAT HANDS. sl4 F ST. ~
w. second floor. ocs-3t
STUDENTS prepared for college. civil SER
moderate. COLUMBIA, 81 G n. W It.
TAILORESsE S-Several wanted, 10 help on
ladies' coats. good pay. II. MULLER. IN
nth 81. y. W. ocl0-2t'
WAITB ESS-Experienced; report Monday
morning a. M COLUMBIA CAFE, ~ y.
j ave. y. W. II
MATTRESSES at once: short hours. good
pay. ZOOS ia: ave. ocS-3t'
WOIAN-White: can have home with small
family for light services. Address $50 Eye
81. \. w. Il
WOAfAN-Col0red. settled. 10 cook wash.
and irCn good wages; Immediately So X
y ". oC3-3t
WOMAN for general homework 1123 b 81.
y. e. OCS-St-
WANTED-Experience alteration hands for
our women's coat and suit department. APP
ply 10 Mr. oliver "a floor. GOLDENBERG' s,
Seventh and * streets ucS-3t
WANTEn-Several experienced deruonstra-
tors FOR different lines OF merchandise; good
paving positions Apply before 10 a. m. TO
SUPERINTENDENT S. KAHN, SONS q co.
ocS-3t
YOUNG LADY to take entire charge OF
skirt department: also waist draper; long
season. SIC 18th st. n. w. oc8-fr
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one cent a word each insertion. Minimum
charge. Is cents-minlmum space. lines
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Three times within one week. "a cents a
line. times. consecutively, so cents line.
Minimum space. lines.
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HELP wANTEp-FEMALE.

ALTERATION hands on ladies coats Ap-
ply al once FAMOUS. sZ1-4Zs Tin *. ".
ocs-5t
APPRENTICE Girls IN our millinery work
room. Apply a. MAYER BROS. d co, So
= St y. w Oc7-7t
ANYONE. anywhere. can start mall order
business az home. 30 cauvasElng. Re your
own boss Send for free booklet Tells how.
HEACOCK, Lockport n. \. sel2-ly-eu
BUNDLE WRAPPER-Must be over l6 years
Of age. BON MARCHE. 3is 7th y. W.
oc9-2fs
cooK-stsy nights. do washing and ironing.
uH n n. W. 0c9-2t
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SOUTHWEST.

kODIh " l<SA.
v. HUGO EIsENBEIss. 9Th and b sta
Phone n 57O2.
MrpoSALD. J. W. ~ and L. Phons NJ
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BURY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS Phone l.. 1040-
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GEORGETOWN.
ANAcosTIA.

= p. WELLER. Pharmacy. S534 Il st.
W. Phone l. 700. ". z79.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
n. L. CARNE & CO.. 700 King 81.
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STOVE REPAIRING.

WHEN YOUR RANGE. IArRoBE OR FUR
NAC,E NEEDS REPAIRS CALI. MAIN Bf20.
EMPIRE STOVE REPAIR CO., l22S H y. ".
ss2t-E
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Gus Muller. the sporting man OF
France, who has brought Henri Piet,
the lightweight champion Of France.
and c. Adolphe, another fighter from
the same country. 70 America IN search
of bouts, announces that be Is willing
TO match Plet against any 133-pound
man. They viii probably make their
first appearance in bouts in Phiiadel-
mia
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Being the matchmaker Of a boxing
club these days is not a pleasant Occu-
patton. II you are not being roasted
by the boxers and their managers, you
are by the sports for not giving them
good bouts.
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CHEVY CHASE. AID.
Z. A. gONNEMAN.
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COOk-ExPerienced white woman; best or
references required. no washing: good
wages Apply General Bells Quarters Fort
Myer. Va oc5-tf
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The Washington Times makes spe-
eial cash-in-adVsnee rates for Gas
Sified Advertising,
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CIIANBERMAIDS, cleaners. kitchen maids.
DICKS HOTEL AGENCY. 18th and Pa. ave
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Jimmy Coffroth has decided on the
prices OF the tickets for the big fight
between Johnson and Ketchel on OCto-
Der Is. The general admission will be
81; main floor seats win cost Sc and
s.. while the box seats and ringside
seats will cost $40 each.
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woRKINGMAN's WANTS.

WOREINGMEN-Au industries are needing
good men at good wages but save s. note
for another day. See Us Cor a tailored suit.
slightly used. AT 50 20 $40. Pleases wife AM
baby. One price only. JUSTH'S OLD
STAND. 6I9 n y. vs.. IL
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Class b
All other clsseIhcatonE, IS cents Nnes
times, 10 cents lne-minlmum, lines-
Personals, 10 cents a line any number OF
tifnes- Six words TO a line
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BOY-Bright. immediately. from IS 70 Is
years q age. Tor hoDr service. bundle wrap
ping stock rooms and delivery wagons. APP
ply 90 superintendent WOODWARD q
LDTHROP. ocsu
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MOTORCYCLES.

USED MOTORCYCLES for sale cheap:
Indians. Harley Davidsons 1 Yale. ! Mitch
EN-. and delivery vans; the above can Be
bought on time at the
EXCELSIOR AGENCY.
SIS 9Th s. n " ocS-7t
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Class A
Wanted Agents
Wanted Help
Wanted Statesmen a.,
Wanted Situations % iiHo
Wanted Rooms or Board ( Minimum lines
Boarding
For Rent Rooms
Rooms and Board
fsost and Found
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DENTISTRY.

AIyEOLAR TEETH-Painless. iastinE. won
derfuUy lifeike: bridgewOrK or plates un-
necessary: painless hlltng DR. J. I. VII
son. 12o3 II. ty21-tf