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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-08
Military Athletic
Association Formed

Yesterday afternoon a meeting
was held at:the University Club, and
representatives Of the different
branches OF the military and naval
service were present.
The Military Athletic Association
was created. and from present indi-
cations the prospects Of q fne annual
military track meet seem very
bright. Ofhcers Of the association
were FIRST elected. Colonel Jones. N.
G H., was elected president; Lorrin
Andrews. secretary, and Captain
Campbell. U. 8. M. Corps. treasurer.
An executive committee was ap-
pointed. the personnel Of which IL.
Captain Campbell. Lieutenant Bow
en-, goth Infantry; Lieutenant Gron-
niger, 5th Cavalry: J. o. Carter, Col.
Jones and Lorrin Andrews.
The Object OF the Military Athlet-
ic Association Is to promote inter-
regimental sports and to arrange for
field sports OF all sorts. The first
meeting will probably be held at
the League grounds. and. on Satur-
day night next. another meeting will
be held at which all the details Of
the association will be gone into.
The association has got nne
start and the men who are working
up the matter are Just the ones to
bring II to successful issue. The
FIRST military field day will be an
epoch-marking one. and the success
Of the affair IL assured.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-08

"HERE are very few farmers, nurserymen.
horticulturists, etc., nowadays who don't appre-
L ciate the necessity Of spraying. 1t has been
proved that spraying improves both the yield and
the quality. But spraying involves time, labor and
expense which wasted il the poisons used
effective. There are two posons which you can rely
on absolutely. They are carefully and skifully made
of the purest raw materials-S-W. Paris Green and
S.W. Arsenate Of Lead.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-08
s.x. ARsExx1x or LEAD

CHERwlN.wllLIAMS Assensss o.
- Lead 10 made by . sew process which
renders u the moot elective and eco
nomieal inseeficids on the market. Il 70
manufactured from . finely divided aoeev.
lent base and e prepared In softes form shaa
specifications In every respect. and II osdss
10 keep Il always In . condition easily worked
up for use. We do not press out ell the aeis-
ture a. do most other aakers. We market
u In this form. and 10 conform 70 The Govern.
ment specifications. which demand 80 dry
.I.ens. nat. stlsad. .s :hiP e. pounds &, every
Z also more effective. pound for pound. than
that put up In the stiff paste form 10 which Il
10 usually sold. Our free Booklet Bee, con.
tsins full infermatioa on Assnats Of Lead
Write for It.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-08
British Sailors
To Have Sports

This afternoon George r. Davies,
acting consul for England. will have
the sailors from the Bedford, odt at Ka.
piolani Park, and will give them u
real good time.
Sports of all sorts will be held. and
prizes well worth winning will be Civ.
en- the victors. Foot races, cricket.
football and other branches Of athletics
will be In order, and judging from the
success OF similar entertainments In
the past, the tackles will all enjoy
themselves
Later on In the day the sailors will
return to town and will be taken to
the Seamen's Institute. where real
good blowout In the refreshment line
will DO on tap.
The Industrial IdiNsI 4 tn
Evening 1ullstil, wrayVsd
ready for mailing. 70 ssah ct Yll.
letin efaos. 3
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-08

HONOLULU CRICKET CLUB.
Noel Deer. c Dixie. b Wilson -. 4
T. w. p. Gray, C Dixie. b Wilson. IL
n. Anderson, c King. b Dixie. as
8. Beardmore, Wilson, b Pelly.. 2
c. r. Morse. c Pelly, b Wilson. :. .
r. J. Buchly tcaptain). c King, b
J. r. Maclean, b Dixie ......... 4
NJ. Macintyre, b knight ........ g
c. r. Maxwell, b Knight ........ 1
r. A. Jordan. b Dixie .......... 0
A. n. Hatfield, not out ......... 0
Byes ............. ......... 3
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-19
Synopsis Of Chapters Already Published

|gAgFaAs u CudpLc ALREADY FuDlSue,
Truxton King, a wealthy New Yorker,
goes 20 Graustark seeking romance. He
meets Olga Platanova1 an anarchist. The
members Of her group think he is a spy
sent rom America. Olga has been Sc
lected 20 kill the seven-yeaF-0ld ruler ~
the country, with whom GraustaTk makes
friends during stolen visit TO the
palace John Tullis an American. guard
ian Of the boy king. loves the young wife
OF count MarlanX, former Grausf ark
court official. who had been exiled and
is responsible FOR the activity Of the
anarchists as well as other reVOlutlonlsts
IN the kingdom. The Countess tells Tul-
us she suspects the count or plotting
against the king King and a Cooks
agent so to a Witch's hut where King
sees a mysterious eye. lie returns 70
ma t5s owner and disappears.
The countess has disappeared, and
when IulNs insists on searching for her
instead OF King Nos Engo volunteers 20
lead a party to rescue King.
The party that went in search Of TruN-
ton King found no trace OF him
King Is taken under guard back TO
Edelweiss and through an underground
passage 10 the house, where he is told
ne Is to die. he learns that he Is the
prisoner Of plotters against the govern
ment He also learns that Olga Is 20
assassinate the little prince.
He hears the consplrtto discuss his
own death. and learns that a trap has
been laid for Tulis
While King awaits his fate another
prisoner-Loraine. the princes aUnt-and
with whom King Is in love. Is brought
In a prisoner and the two relate their eX-
peTiences and plan to escape,
Lorraine unbinds Kings hands and Is
hOrTihed when he tells her OF the plot 10
xiii the prince,
When Julius sDantz comes after Lor-
alne, King fells him, takes his garments
and false beard and gets into the boat In
which the girl is 10 be taken away. As
they land he fells Brutus and covers the
two oarsmen with a revolver.
through
storm, and finally seek shelter and safety
In an empty car on the outskirts OF the
city.
The day preceding that fixed for the as
Eassination Of the prince fake reports OF
riots and uprising were made TO draw the
soldiers from Edelweiss.
The city filed with ruf1ans and plans
were made for the fnal blow at the gov
eminent.
The car in which King and LOTaIn
sought safety was placed to an engine
and taken away fact which agents
for the conspirators learned with much
pleasure
some distance out OF Edelweiss they
escape from the ear and barter with a
farmer 20 return them 10 the city
King reaches Edelweiss just as Olga
prepares 10 hurl the bomb at the princes
carriage but disconnected by his appear
ance. she throws it with i7decision, and
the prince Is saved
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alkS From the TOnDeau
By HARRY WARD.

The Cook & stoddard Company re
ports the sale OF a Pierce-ArroW ass
touring car 70 A Lisner. proprietor OF
the Paiais Royal The car is hand
somely finished.
Lieut.. Paul Pearssu has arrived H.
Washington for the winter ana IS sEor
ing his Two foreign cars. Fiat touring
car and a Renault landaulet at the
Warner garage
J. C.. Henderson, Of the sales depart
ment Of the WaVefLey company. is ~, ia
the city for a day OF two ana is making
his headquarters with the Pope Auto
mobile Company, OF Washington, local
agent for the Waverley.
Motorcycle vans are becoming very
popular with local business men. They
are well adapted for light delivery work
and are destined 10 have a large sale
The latest purchaser OF one or these
vans is Barber & Ross. II is an Indian
and was sold by the Miller Brothers
auto and supply Company.
The tenth Hupmobile to be sold by the
Wilson Company within the last three
weeks was purchased by w. NJ. Mitchell
r. O.. Wilson is about 10 visit the Hup-
mobile factory iu Detroit for the pur-
pose of securing some additional cars.
IT is understood the Terminal Taxi
cab Company is about to embark ia
the automobile business The company
is negotiating with several factories
and VIII probably secure two agencies
Tt is an interesting fact that i'm four
great automobile events of this year
siN-cyIindeT cars have been the prOmi-
ueut winners. Six cylinder PieTCe-AT-
row cars won the Glldden and Hover
trophies while the great American
ola
for the fUst time won by "a six-cyliuder
car the Alec. The neutrality-suspicious.
Brighton Beach race. iu which the pres
eut world g record was made, was won
bE q L0Zler CO., and second place was
also secured by this same make.
The first 1910 Mitchell to arrive u
Washington was uuIoaded yesterday los
the J.. =. Dorset Company. 1t IS o.
touring car and is known as Model a.
The 1910 Mitchell line has many inn
provements and refnements
Fred Titus. who was star rider
when bicycle racing was prominent
sport is now connected with the
Palmer-Siuger Company He has just
completed a 3.g00-miIe trip iu "a Palmer
Singer &C." during which he established
a number Of agencies and sold thirty
five cars, Including twenty i'm Boston
alone.
William Weaver is the latest pur-
chaser Of Franklin. The Cock a.
StoddaTd Company has just sold him a
Model q runabout-
The John r. Thomas Automobile Com
pauv reports the sale of a Model A
Maxwell 10 T. j.. Elicit. a Ninth stree,
business man.
A. w Blanchard. the WaverIev agent
. 80 Brooklyn N, y, was la the city
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-19
EXAMS ANNOUNCED
FOR TWO POSITIONS
Naval Observatory Assistant and
Junior Husbandman in Animal
Industry Bureau Wanted.

The United States Civil Service Com
mission has announced examinations for
assistants I'm ia" Naval Observatory and
for Junior husbaudmeu in the Bureau
OF Animal Industry. The former posi-
zion pays S1,4JO and the latter from $3.50
10 $3.50
Under the recent act of Congress. ap-
Dlicants for these places must be e,-
amiued in the States where they reside
and must show they have been actually
aamlciled there for at least twelve
months previous 90 the examination.
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HELP wANTED-male and Female.

MAN AND WIFE on farm Inquire 27l3
Georgia ave, between and - a m.
nol9-2ta
SWEDE COOK, first and second butler
(whiteJ. Cau at once. gl6 18th ST. nols-2t
VEGETABLE COOKs-Two. s25 20 $50. help
for hotels. BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY. sos
10Th ST. uOlo-Zt
HOUSE CANVASSERs. Alexandra and vi
cinity; experienced, salary and expenses.
BOX 81. Times office 1t'
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Automobile Association prohibit women
from taking part iu automobile con
tests and in order to get around this
rule the promoters will have the two
women compete at the conclusion of the
regular program. Just how the contest
board Of the three AS will view the
proposition remains to be seen.
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HISS
WHEN MARTIN WINS

Popular Opinion Was That SAWYER
Outpointed the Philadelphia
Boxer.
LAWRENCE. Mass. Nov. 19.-Terry
Martin, of Philadelphia, received the de-
cision over Tom Sawyer. of Rochand.
Me, after twelve rounds of fast fight
ing before a packed house At Ire Unity
Club iu this city last evening.
The decision was one Of the rawest
made this year, and the members voiced
their disapprovaI by Misses and catcaIIs
for several minutes after the bout had
ended Sawyer did most OF the leading
throughout the entire bout. and ap-
peared 10 have the better of the PhiIa-
delplla boy In an but four rounds.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

An eight weeks course in AUTOMOBILE
Engineering will prepare you to earn
from 5000 to $4,000 per month. our
graduates in demand by the largest au-
tcmObile factories in the United States.
On>-third of tuition payable after you
secure position.
Write or call for catalogue.
TUE AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE OF WASH
INGTON, INC.
The only school Of Expert Automobile En-
cheering in the city.
1873 18th 81 n W nO6-tf
BARBER-w White. arst-eiass one for satur.
day "a Az st. y. w.. corner g. ST. Its
B "a for Saturday; 50 guarantee
~ -4lh ST ~ w mol s-2t'
BOY-Neat, white. 10 WORK in store; bring
reference Apply TO KEENAN, BROS. 5zl
and 523 9Th ST. n. w lts
BOY-coIored, to work around grocery store
Apply 200 G. 81 ~ W. it,
BOYS. age about IS years to work in
factory Apply WOODRUFF MFG. CO.. lg1l
L Ct y. W. no1s-2t-
BOYs-severaI. white. Apply Mr.. schaub
GOLDENBERG.S 7tH ana K. nols-3t
BRIGHT BOY5 can earn good money work
ing after school hours apply BOX 70,
washington Times ssI2-f
BRIcKLAYERs-whlte. 18Th ana Newton.
hola-5l
BUsHELMAN; good pay. STEADY job. A +.
WATSON lsob @ N. W. nol7-3t
CHINA PACKERS Experienced. AppIv ID
v. NJ. BALDERSTON. Mgr. PAIAIS
ftO ~ nolt-8t
COOKS. boys bowling alley elevators. drfv-
ers walters 1853 nth 1t
COAT MAKERS e: highest prices: steady
9 ork. OWEN. 1904 II n. W. nols-at'
COATNAKER and busheiman. So + ~ "
GILBERT. n0l7-st
COAL DRIvERs-Two. pay IS per week f5i
cart drivers. 50 Tor wagon bring hTst-cla=z
references or need not apply OH New Jrr-
-Col0red. come ready 10,
work. 2ll Pa ave II
DRIVER-CoIored. for grocery store. in n
+. one with experience preferred BOX a.
Times office. uuIs-8ts
SCREEN & FURNITURE CO., 9Th. bet. II
and BYE SITS ~ w. noI9-3t
FURNITURE FINIsHER-Ea compe.
tent steady position for good man. Apply
immediately J. w Dc j. B. HENDERSON.
nos q n w nols-2t
HOUSE HOY-coIored Apply lm4 IAN
noIs-3t
LADIES' TAILoRs-FIrsr-eIaz On FANCY aHd
plain work lols l@th So. n w uoI1-a-s
MARKER AND AssOFrEE-E1perieucs
llo5 y n w. uols-at
Men TO I.EARN BARBER TRADE-On.y
short time required wages after first month
steady position positively guaranteed, diploma
free catalogue. MOLEH-s BARBER COL
LEGE. -J' ho"ery. New York city uol3-6t'
NIGHT VyATTFFHFaN v-I,H am r,e,fr.g.gg---
license. must come TgeIr recommended SsT<5
q COMPANY. Pa ave. and 'th St. nol5-3t
PREssER- CoIored. steady work. good pay
408 8th st IS. r. uoI7-8r
PUSHING MAN for laundry wagon mus,
furnish cash bond. WEST END LAUN
DRY, 1923 Pa ave. II
SCOJRER-At once. hrst-alass. and pressei
on ladies' ana gents clothes, steady work
wages SD per week. III 81 ST.. ~. f.
-----.---
STABLE MAN. a. j. ave. and IS ST.. EHAS
WALTER nola-at
-- - 30 - - - -.
r.r.....r
T-FH0TsTEFEF- F-r-I---1--- ETa7r AMER
bet II and Eye g. W. uolq-gr
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

ENGLIsHMAN-Good address: Al indoors
salesman; Z years experience; antique fur
niture and jewelry; best reference. BOX o.
Times ONCE. nols-3t'
WANTED-Iustruotion IN Latin evenings.
moderate terms. BOX 80, Times Office.
VVANTED-By lively col9red boy. place as
q porter I'm store sos L ST. n. ".
IoLe-z--
DRUG CLHRK-Five years experience. de
sires work after $3.50 and Sundays. BOX 10,
ZINES oL-,e- noL.-2L-
EANTED-PositiCn as licensed engineer or
fireman 22l4 Cleveland n W nol6-5t'
FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS.
ID ST. S. E. 4ol-Three desirable rooms on
LIST hoor. convenient 20 car lines. lie
EUCLID ST. 1n2-Two furnished rooms; 50
q nlIIlL tdch. uol5-3L1
G n. w, 407-Large. well furnished, clean.
warm rooms; $50 p. nol8-lt
THE TERMINAL HOTEL. a G ST. N. E.
Strictly stag modern. up-to-date, steam
heated. newly furnished with ample baths
for use Of guests. 81 per day. We can ac-
eomnod1te few desirable permanent room
ers at specially i-w monthly rates Call
and investigate II win pay you. no19-u
II ST. N. w, g29-2 furnished rooms. light
housekeeping heat; gas; second floor.
INDIANA AVE. n. W. 852-smaU house
keeping nati 8 rooms; completely furnished;
centrali s-5 per month nols-3t'
1871 L ST. n. W.-NIce furnished large sunny
front rooms u019-7t'
MD. AVE. S. W. 478-Nicely furnished hall
room, S. month. u01s-3ts
MD. AVE. s. w, si7-Front room, second
floor; heat and gas; next TO bath suitable
for two gentlemen; So hve minutes walk
central part city. nolS-5t'
N ST n. W. 69-Furuished rooms; all con-
yenlences; Sis week 1r
n ST.. 14s5-Love'y large room. well fur
nished. southern exposure; S10s weII-kept
house, phone. nols-2t
PA. AVE s. =. I000-Two furnished rooms
and board; lt-water heat suitable for
couple or gentlemen. nol9-2t
VERMONT AVE. lsss-second story front
room. beautifully furnished, well heated: tel
ephonei good service. nol7-3t'
ID ST. ~ w. acknowledging room; also
hail room, $50 nols-2t
30 ST. n. F.. 4g5-THo or three second floor
L----a--
Sd ST r. Vs., u8-Two cheerful rooms;
nicely furnished foT light hors sEeeplng5 no
....lLit-s ~ nott-1
5TH ST. y. W. 7z6-NIeeIy furnished rooms
furnace heat. nol9-St'
fTH sT. n W. 14-Furuished second
story front rooms, all conveniencesi central;
nicely heated large nols-8t'
9TH ~ W.. 7fs-Seat, comfortable rooms. "a
daas front. ST. 81. and $40 month noI6-5-
FOR REET-Nlce front furnished room. 1902
nth ST. ~ W. uol7-3ts
uTH ST. y. W. lus-Nicely furnished rooms
with board Fhoue North so5y. II
l2TH ST. y. w.. 7I6-Two connecting fur
ulshaG rooms for housekeeping rates cheap.
or single Tu.m- for gentlemen. It'
18TH SIT. b W.. 5If-FuTuished rooms one
extra large TUuu5 uo housekeeping.
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So Madam Smith so

GENUINE EGYPTIAN PIANIST
Extra clairvoyant power combined with he-
superior knowledge OF occult forces enables
her 10 read human lie with unerring ac-
curacy from infancy TO old age. Her bowers
are wonderful and indisputable, her advice is
reliable in regard 20 love, cOurtshiD mar
riage5 separation, speculations, ana invest
meuts- Everyone rs entitled 10 success ac-
cordlng 10 their ambitions and ability Learn
this great secret Madam Smiths past record
and strictly honest dealings are sufHciaut
guarantee for her future work
PaTiOrs 5lS nth st. n. W
Special Reductions.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

LADY would like position as hgu-ekeepor
in refined widower's family BOX d. Times
office. uUl9-2ts
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MOVING, ETC.

MODERN TRANSFER co.
6ls 18th 81. N. w NJ. S594
Baggage and packages transferred
largest padded vans !oT furniture ual-in.
Estimates furnished
Moderate prices Careful handling
uoI2-tf
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cLAIRvoYANTS.
CLAIRVOYANT
MARVEL
SAMUELC. GOULD
$40 9th St. N. w.

The Ide OF scepticism is surely turning
by the wonderful power displayed by this
strange man FOUR past, your present life
and your entire future and everything can
be told By consulting THE GIFTED PROPH-
EFT, the World-eminent ClairVoyant and spirit
medium. who IS the greatest master Of oc-
cult science and psychic force the world has
ever known. Mr.. Gould has stood the storm
of investigation inspired and prosecuted 10
the end by the leading scientists OF the pres
ent age. has calmly and patiently borne the
Jreacherous blasts of envy and JEALOUSY and
is firmly and irresistihly iuErenched in the
hearts OF his fellow citizens This honor
and his know edge he prizes more than gold
He gives you iufallble advice ON any and
an matters Of Importance Business, love
Courtshlp. marriage. separation, divorce. in
vestments, sales, mortgages etc, law suits
claims changes. travels-in a word he ad-
visas you in any and all matters pertaining
TO human destiny. Hours 10 a. IA. 10 D. m
Fee within reach Of all Private parIors. 500
6th 81 n W. it
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-19

TOY. NOTION and light ps5cery store. loca-
ton best; rent, S25, 10 nice large rooms; Ow-
ing 70 sickness viii sacrifice for S175.
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. 1923 F.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

NEW JERSEY AVE n w UI-Geu-
uemen board-rs wanted; front room. $3.50
per week n0l3-Gt7
NEW JERSEY AVE. SlS-IarEe furnished
front room next bath. g windows iu room.
best of home cooking. o. persons corner re5-
iougc. very private. uoIs-at
I0TH -T a. Vs.. Ias4-Larse bay window
front Tuali- with board nul5-aJs
.1aETI Sr r. w. l-s,-Ssc1uI floor front
room. with board for 9. reasonable; home
cooking. nol4-7t
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-19

LIGHT GROCERY STORE. corner S. T.. !.
rent Sl5; room house; daily sales. $50: price
only $500.
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. 1929 f
nolg-8t
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

ATTENDANT TO Invalid lvhlteY. $40. refer
encesi also col0red nurse. cooks general
houseworiers. Chambermaids. and mattresses
EUREKA, l0l1 n T. ave 1t
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CHAPTER XVII (Cont'd).

- ROM the sidewalk swarmed we'll
- armed hOrdes Of desperadOes, dr-
ing wildly into the ranks Of de-
voted guardsmen grouped in the
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SPECIAL

u s PATENT OFFICE official gazette for
sale reasonable 1856 Columbia road. noIT-st
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FOR sALE-2 coupes. $50 each Stables s
j. ave; and 4 SITS CHAs WALTER
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PALMISTS

MRS Il. NOBLE. 1928 nth ST. n. W. gives
private readings daily, 9 t0 e. Phone NJ
sl55- nol51T.I9
MRS WHITES SEANCE every VVednss7s[-
Friday nights S p. ms Tuesday afternoons
$50. Private interview 7l5 Sth Sc. n W
n0151TI9
AfAfE. CORNISH, GIFTED MEDIUM reads
your life correctly; gives names facts. daily
and Sunday COZ 80 SO. N E cor n nesr
Union station. Ladies only fv7-tr
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-19

An interesting feature Of the Thanks
giving hin climb up Fort Lee hin viii be
"a match between Mrs. Joan Ounce, driV-
ing a Knox sixty" and Mrs. John r.
Ramsey. driving a Maxwell Thirty"
Ia order TO edualize their chances, the
technical committee Of the promoting
club VIII figure out some sort Of a
handicap. The rules or the American
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-19

ALTERATION HANDS on ladies' coats and
skirts thoroughly experienced. Apply G.
EELLaACMEM- ~. y = W nnLa-ot
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FUK sALE-IWo lady's suits, cheap: siza
90 excellent condition. Cau mornings. No
IS, The Naples n61s-ass
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FOE sALE-One 30. 5 Powers moving pic
tule machine with Edison Rheostat5 cosr
80 VII sell for $50. also good piano for
s!V1 Apply ". ". PARKER 1907 2ud e.
= W Llona Nnr-h 100 r-ol.--t.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

WHO is GREEN
The man who sells 81 horse blankets for
Soc and $3.50 Tor Sl50, over LOCO shop worn
blankets and robes at half price, new and
second hand vehicles from s. up. 800 10Th
60. N. W nOly-2ts
RETIRING FRO. BUSINESS. no further
use for delivery Morse. $40 Dos Uth st. n
". ngl5-3,s
FOR SALE-I0 head of larsg work horses.
also - head of GOOD large work mules, APP
ply THOMAS REGAIN STABLE. In rear of
l-23 Morse ST. p. y. nuls-6tF
FOR sALE-DonEey. sound. kind and and
gentle. for children, EOyeruess cart and har-
ness; 2 good business ana delivery horses.
bay pacing horse. ruuabout and harness.
cheap for cash GREEN s. sos 10th ST. N w
noll-3t
FOR SALE-Iarse mare. horses. small
mare; good workers SIS each. l4H g. w
n1ll-at'
FOR sALE-EIght horses ana mules. Iu--r
wagon ana harness Rear of z-I8 Georgia
ave. n. w noIT-sts
NOR HIRE-PIeasure teams. business teams.
C. a horse Tor your wagon by the day. week
or month az reduced rates. PITSNOGIE
rear $50 Pa. ave. n w. Main 81. oc-5-70t
COGSWE- selling out the largest stock Of
new and secondhand vehicles; So up, har-
ness. 81 mp. 2O3-2lI Ilth 81. ~ w jyIs-tt
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lions this month at the New York ORES.
cutting and Designing Academy. 1ll5 @ s
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