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Jones (watching the funeral process
s1on)-Rather hard to lose that rich
old uncle of yours, after all, isn't It? y
Stone (nervously)-Yes,y yes; almost
impossible.-.cassel's Saturday Journal.
Stella-Did she keep him at arms
length?
Bella-Worse: she held at hat width.
New York Sun.
smawley-Do you believe that money
talks?
Ardupp-You bet I do. no sooner
get my hands on, q dollar than It SAW
Good by."-Chicago News.
Teacher--Tommie. what il the plu.
raj of pauper?
Tommie-Why. porpo'ses, ma'am!-
Yonkers Statesman.
Tess-Miss Meanley 10 Just an spita.
tul as she can be. Did you hear about
what she said to May on her weddinr
day?
Jess-Tou mean May who married
old De SENDER?
Tess-Yes. She said she wished
them both long life.-Philadelphia
Press. #.-..
Jaw, suppose you don't keep pup-
py biscuits in this benighted village ~
oh, yes, sir. In . bag. or eat 'em ERE.
sir Tho Taller.
N r =
Evelyn-He's I very learned man.
You wouldn't think 30. would you?
Natica-Oh. yes! I suspected It At
once. -:
Evelyn-1ndeed? 81
Natica-Yes; he makes me 50 tired.
Illustrated Bits. -..z.. -. :
Work never hurts anybody" said
the Industrious man. zss.::s.~:.,s. :. III III
mo. answered Flooding Pete. but
It's most as bad to be scared as hurt
Washington Star. -.
Tess-Yes. Mr.. Galley made his drse
call last evening and I told him rixht
OF that I wouldn't tolerate any kissing
or huggtng. +z1 s$5@ -; :; 81 ss: :. &,
Jess-My! did he try 90 early .s>=~
Tess-No, but he said he had been
calling on you lately Exchange. -
THE decay of authority % most ais.1
tressins," said the speaker. Four
boys reached the cigarette stage. toof.
inquired the auditor Philadelphia
Ledger. 81 So sss .'ss So
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4 SDo1ess Relllltatiol !.

Circuses come and circuses 90
They come like the proverbial Arab.
Who Came in the night, stayed ali:
day, folded mp HE tent at night.
again and swas gone.
Certain territories il the United
States have their particplar show.
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8 -. = q Z 1.-l.ssI . {.
Two Evils

e must Be awful to be caught
With the: Foods On you. 3
IT. Wors0 20 be caught with the
son thrss 81 NJ
Ntfees syesterday. .s55.z
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ASSORTED JOKES

Jones (watching the funeral process
sion)-Rather.~ hard to lose that rich
old uncle Of yours, after all, isn't it? '
stone RESPONSIBILITIES, yes; almost
lmpossible.--Cassel's Saturday Journal.
The Washington times., 1910-08-01
SEEKING STRIKERS
FOR TRAIN HRECKING

SCHENECTADY. n Y, Aug l.
Ses rching parties today are securing
saratoga county in a hunt Tor wreckers
who deraiIed an excursion train from
Lake George TO Schenectady about four
miles above the BaIlston lake station
on the Delaware and Hudson railroad
late last night
The locomotive and two crowded pas
sCuger coaches were overturned Fred
SchermeThOTn, the fireman. was seTi-
ously Scalded. and Juan SilvO. OF New
York. =. B. Gage, the baggage man,
and George Lamp, Of Schenectady, also
were seriously hurt About thirty were
slightly injured
The train which consisted Of three
PASSENGER coaches and q baggage &C ?
carried more than 200 passengers. most
OF them eZCUrlOuISrS returning from
Lake George 20 Schenectady The wreck
Is believed by the railroad authorities
70 have been caused by striking Italian
track labOrerS-
The train struck a IOosened rail, while
running more than thirty miles an hour,
and the engine plunged into a ditch,
piuEinE Fireman Fred ScheInerLorn, OF
schenectady. under Il. He was res
csred after he had been seriously .scaI6-
ed The engineer jumped and escaped
The Washington times., 1910-08-01

Marion s Hoyt. = years. Homeopathic
Hospital
Hospital
Elisabeth V Won Derlehr- s. years. IS03
North Capitol street
Mary 7. NcNamara, i years, 00S 3
street southeast
Stephen Simonds. g. wears 1922 North
Carolina avenue northeast
Lizzie AfCSCliCk. 81 years. 800 Ninth
street northwest.
Henry Atchinson. 3 years. 1913 II street
northwest
William D. EIcFarrau. % years. 1905
Twelfth street northwest
E,fie r. Fowler. 20 months. los Twelfth
street southeast
1IageI II. UnEer, 10 years. 905 Webster
street PetWCTth. D. @
Charles CUrneli1S COlison Is years S23
Virginia avenue southwest
JOAN ETeeIan. 5, years. 1llT Sixth street
northwest.
Martha e FIenner. . years. I4S5 r
street northwest.
Bernard Silve-berE a years. Houeo-
pathic Hospital
Francis NJ Kuhn, q years. $3.50 y street
northwest
John a. PurkS year. 2zsle Quincy
place northeast
Lucille Phillips. . months. 500 Q street
northwest
Leo Robinson. Is minUtes- National Ho-
meouathic Hospital
John J. Connolly IL minutes GEORGE
Washington Hospital.
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HUMPHREYS QUITS
HIS POST IN ARMY

The resignation Of Lieut. Fredric E.
Humphreys, L. s. A, who has been
stationed with the Engineer Corps At
tie Amy War College IN Washington.
took effect today
Lieutenant Humphreys became wide
h known throughout the country, first
as one Of Ihe pupils OF Wilbur and
OrviIIe Wright, when the ccnqUerors, or
the air were giving Instructions to. CT
ficers of the United States Army q.
Fort ETyer and College Park, Md. He is
said to have urged his assignment TO the
task Of learning the art Of flying, and
RAPIDLY became one Of Uncle sam s
most proficient army officers in this
line Of work
Lieutenant II humphreys was sent 10 the
War College shortly after he had be
come proficient enough 10 win the praise
OF The Wright brothers, and, fearing
that he would have little or no Oppor-
tuuit. 20 continue the aviation work
he asked leave Of absence early in June
with the understanding that he would
resign August J. War Department Of
fiCiaIs were lOatn to have Lieutenant
FTuruDhreys leave the service, but he
could not be persuaded TO change his
mind.
Close friends Of the former army Of
fIcer believe that he will Immediately
20 into aviation work to his hearts con-
tent They say ne should be able TO do
this since he has private fortune.
Just along what lines Lieutenant Hum
phreys win work IS not known by his
former brother officers.
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800 Of Preeeding 60.

Edmund Stonewau. a well-to-do young
inventor. succeeds il Harvesting the In
tcratomlc theory and builds an ai-ship
into which he inveigles three Of his
friends. including Jack ashton and Henry
barton. and carries them on Another
friend. Win Church. eludcs Stonewai and
thus IS u0t KIDNAPPED.
The airship speeds far out INTO space.
StonewaT's companions being kept IN
Ignorance Of its destination. Many strange
Inetcors and other queer wanderers
through space are encountered
StoneWall al last admits the crafts ces-
uEaJiou IS the planet Venus where a
landing is Effected The cold is found
90 be frizhtful. The Grst savage iuhsbi-
tant Is encountered
AFTER a victorious encounter with the
luEnin oIls-e5ed. shagey-furred Inhabitants
they make arrangements lor travelling
round the planet. but en- the midst or a
rel lslous ceremony. wherein the iRnaDi-
tants worship the Earth. one OF the men
Is captured BIZ an. enraged priest and is
Dorns toward a terrible altar 10 be sac
riGced.
He is saved by weII-dIrected shot
explore the planet, taking Juba with
them. and come upon mountain OF
crystal
AFTER many mishaps they md them
selves about to crash into mountain o.
ice
They escape destruction but become
lost in the wilderness Of ice
They finally come 70 a wonderful cOun-
Try ruled by women ard where alrships
are IN evidence everywhere
While guests on board an alrship one Of
the party. 90 prevent a. collision. kills the
navigator OF another aircraft. and al are
made prisoners
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NAVY

Commander J D MCDONALD detach-
ed. command Chattanooga to home
and wait orders
Commander H RODNAN. detached
command Cleveland7 TO home and
wait orders
Lieutenant B. X JOHNSON, detached.
Cleveland 70 home and wait orders
Lieutenant c. X JONES, detached.
Chattanooga 20 home and wait
orders
Ensign W c. 7 STILES, detached,
ChattanO0Ea. 10 MARYLAND
Ensign c. c. BAUGHBTAN, detached,
Chattanooga to Colorado
Ensign Q. A. ALEXANDRIA. detached.
Chattanooga; TO Pennsylvania
Ensign J. NJ SCHELLING, detached
Cleveland; 20 California
Ensign J. = LONDON detached Chat
tanOoga; TO home and wait orders
Ensign L n STEVENS. detached.
Cleveland 10 California
Ensign J. 3. Rhodes. detached, CIeve-
land. 10 California
Ensign r L KELRAN. detached.
Cleveland 10 California
Assistant Surgeon R J STR ETEV. To
Naval Medical School Hospital
Washington, D @.
Gunner H RIECE. detached CIsva-
land; 10 home and wait orders
Chief AIaChiuist c. "A. ROWE. detached.
Cleveland TO home and wait orders
Chief 1Iachinist D. NIULLAN. detsch-
ed California to home and wait
orders.
Machinist H H. FOX, upon expiration
Machinist H CHA1IPEEO- detached,
Chattanooga 10 California
Machinist IL HUBER. detached. CIeve-
land 20 California
Machintst O JOHNSON. detached.
California; to home and wait orders
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CHAPTER X.
An Astonishing Reception al III,
Capital
Capital

Capital
DIDN'T feel myself quite all the
confidence that / tried 20 express
L TO Henry, for this scrape differed
essentially from any that we had
been in. yet, but stiH relied a coed
deal upon EdmUnd-s resources
It presently became evident that the
nan he llad killed was a parsonage Of
IuQ-rTance-an admiral. PERHAPS ANY
way. il was clear that they meant 20
make us pay Tor what we had done
There was one thing. however, which
gave me little comfort and awake the
hope that we might yc- escape This
vas the behavior Of Ala She seemed 20
De noL much more than q Slri IN age,
but she was treated on all hands with
the greatest respect Her word was
law
heEan 70 come aboard our ship II was
not only our crew II 7 may so call
them, that obeyed her, but everybody
And II was delightful 10 see the dignity
with which she bore herself
She was a very princess in manner
and carriage. and Yet there was some
tl5ug peculiarly gentle il all her ways
!. Hach made her irreSiStibly winning
] could not think that as far as il
might depend upon her. she would ap-
prove the eEactlCn or n very severe
punishment for EdUECds uuIDteutionaI
ct-enser and I was the more convinced
Of this when I reflected upon what I
had noticed in their bearing toward one
another during the trip Conslderlrl-S
where we were, no doubt IT may seem
ridiculous 10 speak Of such a thing as
i0ve.
But there IS love at first sight on the
earth-wEv rot there, a world inhab-
tied by such beings as we had encOuu-
tered. who certainly were human In
their Characteristic and almost more
than human in their beauty
While, on the other hand, Edmund
was as manly a rep-eSenrative or the
race Of Adam as 7 have ever locked
upon. and he had the light OF genius III
his eyes
Anyway. take it how YOU VIII. 7 be
lieved that a mutual attraction had been
felt by those two Inhabitants Of differ
ent worlds. and 7 began to think that
this very thing had been IN Edmund S
mind when he forbade us TO resist
As soon IS our cautCrs found that we
offered no resistance they partially re-
leased their grasp. but we were all
bound so that we could not escape
Having passed over the land. we rose
. little higher for there WIS a range OF
hills ahead Of US and then. tanked on
both sides by otEer airships. we held
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FAMILY IS DROWNED
IN LAKE COLLISION

DETROIT. Mich. Aug Run down
BY the steamer Ogdenburg below Bay
Point light in AXE Erie, the wooden
barge Grace Whitney was sunk il. near
y thirty feet of water Ross Heath.
master Of the barge, Mrs. Heath and
Frederick Heath. their nine-year-old son
DerishCd
Michael Lynch, of Detroit, and Horace
Heath, of Marine City, father of Can
tain Health were aroused from sleeD by
the crash and escaped by leaping into
the lake
Members of the Whitney's crew place
the responsibility for the accident on
the crew Of the Ogdenburg.
The Washington times., 1910-08-01
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

ATTiTeC-1iOuCaua Al Lynn haven BAY,
Celtic at cape Cod Bay, Des Noines al
Las PalmaS Kansas al Delaware
BreaECWaIer, Caesar at HoTta. Charles
ton and New Orleans at CheuuIDO VOL
VERNE AT MaTIeECrte, Dixie I.amS0n.
FlusSer, Severn GraylinE. NarwhaI-
snapper SJiuEray, and Tarpon az New
London. Cheyenne at Seattle, TrUxt0u
AZ san Diego Tacoma at BiuefeIds, At
lantiC battleShIp fleet At Cape Cod Bav,
and Montana Tennessee North Caro-
lima, Brutus, and Potomac al Southern
drill grounds.
SaiIed-Cheste- from Philadelphia for
Lynnhavsn Pay, MarceIIus from Pensa-
cola for Newport News. Georgia from
Philadelphia for TompkiusEille Rain
bow Baiuhrldgn- Barry Dale. and
ChaunCey from H01Ek0uE for Shanghai
and Prairie from Hampton roads for
Cape Cod bay
The Washington times., 1910-08-01
Army and Macy
SerUtce Orders
ARMY


Lieutenant Colonel CHARLES NJ GAN
D4. Medical Corps VIII proceed 70
San Francisco. cal and report IN
person TO the commando general,
Department Of California FOR assign
rnCnt 10 duty as chief surgeon OF
that department relieving Lleuten-
ant Colonel HENRY 5. T HARRIS.
Medical Cons
Captain ALEXANDER r WILLIAMS.
Quarterna ster. VII proceed 10 the
camp Of instruction. Gettysburg. Pa.
on official business pertaining 10 the
CuarcerTnaster Department and
uDon the completion OF this duty VIII
return 10 his proper station
Colonel HARVEY g CARBACGH.
judge ads 0cate. wiz repair 70 This
city at TIE proper time and report
II person on or about October J. l'ii.
10 the AoluIanC General OF the ARMY
for temporary duty and upon the
completion thereof VIII return 20 his
proper station
First Lieutenant ARTHUR POILLO%.
Fourteenth Cavalry rrpon the eS-pi-
ration OF his present leave of absence
VIII proceed 10 san Francisco. Cal,
and report in Person 10 BriCadler
General TASkER H BLISS. United
states Army, for appointment and
CUty as ai6e-de-camp on his staff
Lieutenant Colonel NILIARD F
WALTZ. General staff Twenty
seventh Infantry is relieved from
duty as = member Of the General
1870 and VIII then proceed 10 Join his
regiment.
Captain JOHN r. PROCTOR. Coast
Artillery. Corps. viii proceed without
unnecessary delay 10 Fort H g.
Wright New York. and report ia
person 20 the commanding officer
artillery district Of New London, for
assignment 20 duty on his sta1f-
Captain WILLIAM T. DAVIS. Medical
Corps. In addition 10 his present
duties VIII report il person 10 Col
LOUIS A. IA EARDE. Medical
Corps. president OF Ehe faculty. ARMY
Medical School, for duty as assist
ant instructor an ophfhaimOIogy and
OptOmetry al that school
Captain WILLIAM A WICKIINE
Medical Corps. in addition 10 his
duties with Company c, Hospital
Corps. VIII report in person not
later than October ]. 1910. to Colonel
louis a Ia GARDE. president Of
the faculty, Army Medical School.
for duty as instructor in Hospital
Corps drill and first aid at that
school. relieving Major CHARLES
r REYNOLDS, Medical Corps
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DEETHs

ANDERsON-On Sunday. July 81. 1910. at
80 a. m. THOMAS J. ANDERSON aged
sixty years
BANEs-On Friday. July g 1910 at Relay.
Nd. Mrs ELIZABETH J.. widow q
Warner Banes-
CoDHILL-Der srted this life or sunday.
July q, 1910 her home sls K street
southeast, SARAH f CODEILL, widow Of
Funeral VIII be held at home Of eldest
daughter Lucy OeherI- s5l Commerce str=ec.
Alexandra Va. on Tuesday afternoon
us hard to break the tender cord
When love has bound the heart,
IS hard 50 hard 20 speak the word
By Her Children
LEDING-O1 Sunday. July 81 1910. at Car
held Hospital. ELLA H, wife Of the late
IntermeHt in Baltimore. Baltimore pa
pers please cOpyl
POWEE-On Saturday July %. 1910 at New
York. EDMUND MJ F5FAT. beloved son OF
Mary A anc tie late James D. Power.
and brother OF Nesr and Nav 6-Ar-o1
Power and Sister n J. Loyo-a
EEATON-Suddenly- on sunday July Il 1910
at $50 a. M, at bis residence. z5s r
street northwest GEORGE son Of loser
and GeorEianEa Seaton and brother Of Mrs.
Martha Mcdaniel Mrs sarah Fairfax,
and Katie and Jessie Sesron-
STEWA RT-Su56enIy. on SUNDAY July 81
1910. ELIZABETH H STEWART, beloved
wife Of Eugene X Stewart
Funeral private
THECDOBE-Cu Saturday. July 50 1910 a.
S-l5 p. M HENRY. the beloved husband
o. Annie Y Theodore
Funeral VIII take place f-0m his late
residence. 21l5 street northeast, on Tues
dar. August Q. AZ a. m-- thence 20 s.
PauIs Church. where mass VII - said for
TIE repose OF his soul at 80 a M Rela-
tives and friends are invited TO attend In
uermeur in Mt Olivet Cemetsrv-
-TLEE-Ol sunday. July g. 1910 at q-1
D. m a. his residence 1877 Z street north
west. JULIUS TLKE. in the seve1ty-sev-
enth year OF his age
Funeral tprivate) Tuesday August = a;
. n m
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BUILDINGPERMITS

The following building permits were
issued today;
To ST Patrick's parish, to repair
church at Tenth and 9 streets north
west. architects EIlicott & EmmerU.
builders, c. J. Cassidy & Co.; estimated
cost. 81, 500.
To Albert Carry, for three one-story
brick stores from z01 TO 205 Thirteenth
street southeast architect c a Did
den & Son builder. August Getz & Son;
estimated cost, s4,300.
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The Vital Records.


Robert c. and Nellie n e Raden. boy
lanes =. and Elizabeth z CoiSCu. boy.
William c. and May A Dandt. boy
IIarrv. d. and Florence Il B Johnson,
girl
Robert a and Agnes T. DALEY. boy
Thomas s. and Lydia Scr1Vener. boy.
AUchal and Annie AnzeIenO- boy
The Washington times., 1910-08-01
PROPOSALS

III - lFl--@
OFFTCF OF TIE COMMISSIONERS. DIS
TRIC7r or CDLE1IBIA- washington July
So 1910 SEALED PROPOSALS. WIZ oe re-
cefved zt This once until j. M Ne1nes-
ss~- August ID 1910. for Plumbing NcTG in
the HiItOl and anthony Bowen schools
fs--,,,zzTz s-...la-a-lGnz. and necessary in
formation may Doe obtained ot the CHER
co.. r-rrf-oe- Ueoa-rulent Room AZ. Dis
r-fct Puldf-z- CCNO II RUDOLPH JOHN
A. JOHNSTON. WILLIAM y JUESON.
Commission
OFFTCE. COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT or
COLUMBIA washington July 81 lS-t
Sealed proposals VIA be received at thls
oaice until : o cioeS p ms > ae1s- 70 -sit,
for grading and imposing suburban streets
and avenues II the District % Columbia
Forms OF proposals sTeci1-iitl2ns- all1 ne-es-
sary Information NAV De oGtai-e-i from
Chief Clerk. Engineer Departments. Eo1I1 -,
District Building Washington, ID g. CENO
II. RUDOLPH JOHN A. JOHNSTON,
WILLIAM Y JCDSON, CommisssOuersr D q
OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS OF
TIE DISTRICT OF COLJAfBT wash
ington- D. c., July 81. 1910 Sealed pro7'-
posals VIII be received a. this olltce until
O'Clock 2 H.. AUS s. 1910. for furnishing
labor and material 40 replace I've boilers
in the basement Or the Sumner 0en'oi 40
19. 18th and II streets n W Blank forms
OF proposal and all necessary information
may be obtained from the Chief clerk % the
Engineer Department. Room a. District
Building JOHN A JOHNSTON CTNO Il
RUDOLPH. WILLIAM Y. JIpSJSs CON
missioners- District ef Columbia
OFFICE or TIE COMMISSIONERS D. c.
IVashinEt0r July q 1910 Sealed proposals
VIII be received a. this office Until g O'Clock
p "a. August & 1910. for sinking deep wells
or The Cccoquzn Workhouse site Fairfax
County. Va. Specidcatious- form 81 proposal.
and an necessary Information may - OBJ
tanned from the Chief Clerk. Engineer De-
r.arru1eut Room 81 District Building
emo H RUDOLPH. JOHN a. JOHNSTON.
WILLIAM Y. JCDSoS. C1nuulssi51ers d
g
0TFTCF or CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
MASTER. Water Reed General Hospital
-Taj-orlla Park. T.. c.. July =. Is10--Sesled
proposals, in triplicate. VIII be received here
until j. O'Clock noon. August u. 1910. and
tfe1 publicly opened for che construction,
er- Of oua Army Nurse Corps Hone and one
8Tortuary at the Walter Reed General Hos
r,ifal Takonsa Park. p @ Plans and specl-
actions may BE- seen az this ONCE a de-
uosit Of SD required FOR plans loaned En-
zeIorYes containing proposals should be IN
eorsed Proposals Tor Public Buildings az
waiter Reed General Hospital, Fakoua Fzrt,
D. c." and addressed to Captahg Il l.
PETTCS. Constructing QuarteTulFtssers
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FOR RENT-ROOMS
Furnished.

z ST n W. zl0-I-arEe cool furnished room
IN exceptionally wei kept. guiet hozre 0c-
cupled by osner5 beautifully furnished or IN
furnished with all modern c0uvenIences. with
in few squares OF Union station. convenient
% All Government departments all cars pos
itively catering % refined adults only
Sd ST. X W. z5-Two rooms. $50. SO,
gentlemen or light hOusekeepine-
y = AVE. n ", fso-Two nicely fur
nished rooms complete for light house
keeping SIG.
HOTEL WEsT-Neg. strictly rnodern. rel-
sonabic. free baths OPP Raleigh Hotel
Rates 70 pernanents- lzss "a ave y "
/ ST y. W. gg-F'urulshed front room iu
quiet house. at s. per month
Sd 81. X. F., 1.-TWO furnished conmunI-
eating rooms very re8solat-es near LaDl-
to- and Library
5TH ST n W, s2-Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping-
5TH ST n =. s10-Three large, bright.
completely furnished for light houseizeeE7lzls57
everything new every convenience and a
gr.at bargain
E ST y. W. 105-Two large. cool. com
rlunicating rooms second foCr frout5 light
12lsekeep-ns " desired reasonable
z ST y W. Zs2-SeveraI furnished rooms
Gentlemen preferTed-
sTH ST. y. w. 7Is-Large. neat. cool rooms,
sec9ld noors E0uther1. S. s.. SO month
C ST n W. SzI-IaTge. cool rooms. vel
screened. kept and furnished; central TO
All departments and within square o. car
mes. quiet homelike- refined
G ST. y ". I26s. Apt s-Oue neatly fur
nished room large closet. summer rates
nth ST " w. II-Nicely furnished
rooms with board early breakfast Phone
North sos.
IsTH ST. y W. as-FurnIshed small front
room; % floor; suitable for gentleman
5TH ST n z. sZ2-Three newly furnished
rooms for Itr-hr H1rIza arlfrr--- rr.--rrrl--
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WINDOW CLEANING

ROW About THOSE DIRTY WINDOws2
White help and ul0dera-s prices LEON L
CAHCO%. Acme window Cleaning Co. re-
moved &C 81 O. s. n " Phone N ia
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HAIR GOODS

LADIES. SAVE YOUR CO3IBISGS.
-eautiful puts. bralds, and switches made
fr1r1 conhiuEs- Latest styles Et-1so1a1l5
prices ne NAIsD- rs Eye y ~
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BIRDS AND ANINALS

SINGING CANARIES, Fa-rvcs. DOGS. cats.
AugCra Goats. Golddshes, Rabbits. Guinea
Pigs. and CEi-Esns- SCHZELD'S BIRD
STORE - 12th -
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Ctf1es
Want Ads
Call Up Main $3.50
PERSONAL
PERSONAL

SWIMMING SCHOOL-Every person should
know how 20 swim. both from the stand
point OF healtlf1l exercise and as pre-
ventlve agalnst accident. The famous G.
s. Turkish Bath E5slabIfshrrenf. al 100 q
St, has a swimming school now open for
ladies' gentlemen. and children Class every
day except saturday Pure water and run
ming pools Lesson and pIuneing 81 pools
one hour expert lady instructor IL ladies'
dept: class hours s a. H. 20 D. ms in
select cub classes of ave Limited entries
Apply for rates. particulars. and entrance
az once az the establishment. 1923 G. ST u w
WASHINGTON RCSSIAy e. TURKISH
BATH COMP NY
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DANCING

PROF WTNDHAE, SIS 18th y. ". All
dances taught any tlue- Lessen, 80.
electric fans Open al sumner. Phone
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MISS COULTER. slI Eye s. " W L you
can wax 7 can reach you 70 walLzs lessons
any time. Phone Main 1lGs-
DANCING STUDIO. rs Eye - " ~;
Misses Chamberlain and COBB. teachera- 40
Ga GsuCe Thursdays Phone II ISL 7.
OPEN ALL SUMNER
DAVISON-S. PROF and Mr. is 6th y W
EsI IEs1 Phone Il f55z- Lessons any hour
classes and 5z1ces. Tues. Thur evs-
PRTFATE DATCTNT SCHOOL,
Only one tauElr q time
Latest dances two Instructors