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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17

tn head IT, wor" white stockings and
hi1.t patent rather Shoppers and white
-to'h.u cap. 'i'd -u4-Iy under his round
i..N Cru
When Do" ild attracted sufficient alton
ton tu sI'T-.y %" uIIrs.. Al" called HIM
IN no. and rrIf around lrm = dark hin"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17

Miss Margaret Mcmillan, Miss Silvia
Pankhurst. Mrs. Philip Snow den and Miss
Ellen Terry will come To this country next
winter Ia lecture In favor ~ woman
suffrage Miss Terry will lecture ~ least
ten weeks aud Miss Pankhur-t three or
more months Miss Mcmillan will extend
her tour "a long A. possible after she has
spoken AZ the Internal ional suffrage
congress which meets in Mashin gtOn the
lAst week in September
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17

Miss Mary Co"s has just b.,en rl-cted
dean ui Radcliffe Collegr Nils. Coo.
"A year A. acting dean Miss June Adkinaon
class ~ 1919 Of dorchester. Mas Mia.
Mary v O'Nrill class of 1914. ~ LYNN
Ma-s. and Miss Margaret Y. Cobb cla..
Of 1910. IT Virginia, all received A. IA
from ha,i' at the recent cumm-ncs-
mont. With sI"Clal distinction I'M hloIngV
The Washington times., 1910-08-16
DEATHS

BENHAI-On Tuesday, August IS. 1870 at
her residence 40 Eleventh street north
east, HATTIE A. BE&HAAI. wife Of VIII
ian T. Benham. aged forJy-eight years old.
Funeral from residence. wednesday,
August l. at 2:30 D. Interment at Glen
W Cens.ery.
Pc -EEs Non Monday. August Is. at Il
d m, at the residence OF his parents 1873
Thirteenth street northwest. LEE HEFT
FORD PEEkHA1I- only son Of Josephine
y. and V@esley 3. Peckhana, age 10 months.
F'uDerai from SII3 Eighteenth street
uorJhWes-. Wednesday, august Il, at 10
a m Private
SPEARE-On Monday morning. August T.
1870 at O'Clock. al her residence IszS
Euclid street northwest. IDA VIRGINIA,
vile Of Frank A Speare-
TEN .ET-On August 13 1870 IN Worcester.
Mass, after short illness, Mr.. CHARLES
II TENLEX. formerly Of Portsmouth
Va, aged stventy-eight years.
Ne leaves two married daughters. Mrs
Harriet V DUvaH and Mrs Margaret A
Marcy who reside in Auburn and a
brother and sister in washington
WINSTON-At her residence. 2212 D street
northwest. Thursday. August Il 1910 at
1.Sc ,. m. AMELIA WINSTON.
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NAVY

Captain i. 4. FISKE, duty summer
cOufere1 nee Naval War College,
NeWpOr-, r. I.
Ensign W E. RENO. 10 Naval Medical
School Hospital, Washington, D c,
for observation and report
Passed Assistant Surgeon r Z EIOTT.
detached duty Navy Recruiting SEA
ton. Buffalo y Y. to duty Naval
Hospital, Mare Island, Cal
Assistant Surgeon A z LEE detached
temporary duty Bureau of Medicine
and Surgery, Navy Department.
Washington, D c. 90 duty Navy
Recruiting Station, Buffalo, n Y
Passed Assistant Paymasuer r B.
LUPTON. detached duty Chatta-
nOoga; TO duty Navy Yard, Puget
Sound, wash, as paymasteT Of
yard
Passed Assistant PaymaSteT z P
WILSON detached duty as pay
master OF the yard, Navy Yard,
Puget Sound, Wash, and continue
other duties
The Washington times., 1910-08-16
NARRAGANSETT SET
NEED NOT APPEAR
Society Party Caught IN Raid
on Club VIII Go

NARRAGANSETT PIER, p I, Aug
1s-The thirty society men and WON
en- caught In the raid on the exclusive
Narragansett Club more than q week
ago breathed a sigh OF relief when
Judge H b Lewis advised Con
stable John b Cross not TO summon
them TO court next Monday Cross led
the attack on the alleged gambling
establishment and warned all who
would be wanted as witnesses against
Vice President William E. Arnold, Of
the club
Arnold was in court today charged
with maintaining a gambling nuisance.
He again pleaded not guilty and fled
q demurrer in which be alleges JIu-
pliC5ty. uncertainty, and insGfdcieuCy-
Argument viii be heard next Monday
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Synopsis Of Preceding Chapters

SYNOPSIS Of Preceding Chapters
Edmund Stonepal. a uell-t0-d0 5-ouns
inventor. succeeds in Harvesting the IN
Ieratomic theory ana builds an alI7
into which De iuyeiGies tdree trleods OF
his. including Jack ashton ana -
Da-rsn. ana carries them Of -I-'f''--T
friend. WI Church. elules SIOne3 il ana
thus IS not klGuapel- The snip MAKES
Tor Venus. where the crew finally 57llls-
and after a victorious encounter win l--1
luuInpus-eEel. Shaggy turreI lllil1Dl-liIl-a -
makes arrangements Tor travelling round
tho planet
temperate part Of the planet. having with
them Juba- a native. and finally are mex
hy great Es-illa OF alrships- IN me
foremost ~ which is q very 1et1tiluL
woman who smiles them q welcome IN
CD1ca- 0IluE u prevent a general ca
tas-ruphe. caused by bad sts-rlile OF one
OF the airs1ips, Edmund E.-i= enc o. tae
natives Prom tEe ensuing Wl1-l % cue
natives the explorers are saved d Ala
The beautiful queen, who, lI - d2-n@s
claims Edmund as her CHOSEN A-e-t--i-
InEra- When the explorers with Ara anu
some Of her maids Ia waiting have s'--s
10 the mines TO IN uranium TO seL+- 'L-S
earthly aIrslip, llgla. ul1C-eIl-l 'Fl1it
jealousy, captures The former and car
r5es them or into tEe zone ~ oarhn-ss-
where he leaves theLr 90 Gle Ala. now
ever, succeeds ia resc i1E ln-iil- ana tHey
g. back TO the mines. where they com
plete work on s-rlcIiEl& I-le l--i-
soon they go on a toUl through Ihe coun-
try under the guidance OF Ala AZ one
spot they capture tf5 ElllaUols tnzzd
and are taking him back 10 the city
when with Ja1a and Azz he escapes with
the car. The others. under the leader
ship o. Edmund start ll pursuit lAller
a long chase Ala is rascuel, though lusra
escapes
Ala takes the explorers to visit tho
head priest OF Venus
Though This man pro1hesief great mis-
fortune TO her ~ she persist in her fond
ness Tor F-Imuud. she ignores MIN and
goes with the parry on an exploring tr-l-
Jack is nearly killed by q huge ar NIL
The Washington times., 1910-08-16
Army and Macy
Service Orders
ARMY

ARMY.
Captain KENT NELSON, Medical
Corps, VIII proceed 10 WhippIle Bar
racks, AriZ-, relieving Captain
CLARENCE LIE r COLE, Medical
Corps. who VIII proceed TO Fort
Logan, Colo.
Captain DANIEL W HAND. First
Field Artillery, now at san Francis
co. viii report at Fort Sill
First Lieutenant RICHARD w WALK
Ell. Twelfth Cavalry, VIII proceed
TO Fort Bayard. y NJ, General Hos
pItal for observation and treatment
First Lieutenant HERBERT W YE-
MANS, Medical Reserve Corps, Is
designated as the representative OF
the War Department at the Inter
national Esperanto Congress
First Lieutenant. JACOB SCHICK, 10th
hi, airy. IS retired from active ser
vice
First Lieutenant EDGAR J FARROEV,
Medical Reserve Corps. VIII proceed
10 Fort Morgan. Alabama
Dental Surgeon WILLIAM H LESLIE
W. proceed 10 Fort LeavenwOrJh,
a boaIJ OF officers Of the Medical
Corps 10 consist Of
Major GEORGE D. DESHON, CAPTAIN
REUBEN B MILLER, First Lieu
tenant LARRY B AcAF'EE Is ap-
pointed TO meet ST the Army and
Navy General Hospital. Hot Springs,
ArE--, on tuesday September @, 1870
First Lieutenant GEORGE p FOSTER,
member Of a board Of officers Of The
Medical Corps
Major Ebert E PERSONS. 1Iedi-
cal Corps. IS detailed as member
Of the board OF medical officers ap-
pointed 10 meet at Fort Jay, New
York
Major CHANDLER P ROBBINS. Ned
iCal Corps is detailed as q member
OF the board Of officers Of the AIedi-
cal Corps appointed 10 meet al Fort
Monroe
BAUGH. Medical Corps, IS detailed
as member OF the board Of officers
OF the Medical Corps appointed 10
meet at Fort Des MOines, Iowa
Captain EDGAR W. MILLER. Medical
Corps, viii proceed TO Fort AIckiu-
ley, Maine for the purpose OF con-
Quoting a preliminary examination
on September g. 1910, Of applicants for
appointment IN the Medical Corps Of
the army
Major HENRY H RUTHERFORD,
Medical Corps. VIII proceed 10 Fort
Totten. New York
Second Lieutenant JAMES a BRICE.
Coast Artillery Corps. now attached
70 the S0th Company. Coast Artillery
Corps, IS assigned 10 that company
Chaplain RUTER " SPRINGER Coast
-A-JilleT- Corps, IS relieved from fur
Iher treatment at the Walter Reed
General Hospital District Of COlUm-
bia
Captain PRANK H LAYTON commits
TaTys Is relieved from duty IN the
Philippines Division, TO take effect
-IpOu the arrival and assignment TO
duty IN the Philippine Islands Of Cap
ain JAIRUS A MOORE, commits
HaEy.
The Washington times., 1910-08-16

RAWN PAPERS SOUGHT
IN RELATIVES HOME
Mysterious Robbery Reported in
Illinois Central Graft
Scandal.

CHICAGO. Aug. 16.-Detectves are
today investigating q mysterious rob
berry at the home Of Robert c. Brink
ley, sOn-in-laW Of Ira G. RaWu. form
Ct president Of the Monon, in Wi1et-
ka-
BrinkIey, who Is now With a fam
fIv IN Virginia is custodian Of EaWu- &
documents. Official investigation OF
alleged graft IN the car repair bills
Of the Illinois Central railroad. Of
which Rawn was former vice DTes5-
dent, is thought 10 be responsible for
the ransackinE Of the BTinkIey resi-
dence-
Many vaIuabIes were passed by the
thieves, but desks and drawers where
the documents might be placed were
ransscked-
The Washington times., 1910-08-16
FOG GETS BLAME
FOR PERRY WRECK

VALDEZ. Alaska. Aug "Details OF
he loss OF the revenue cutter Perry
nave Just been brought here by the
revenue cutter Rush. On -1uly y. on u.
PAUL island the Perry ran into heavy
Tpnkie Point when a still heavier fog
envelopes her The course was changed
but within two minutes breakers were
sighted and she was upon the rocks
Captain Haake. Of the Perry. sent all
bur four Of the men Of the Perry. in
Guiding himself ashore Then Captain
Haake made an Investigation and found
that The Perry's bototm was ripped. She
was then blown 70 pieces
The Washington times., 1910-08-16

Elisha H cole, q years; Government
Hospital for the Insane
Samuel D Shuster- - years; Washing
ton Home Cor Incurabies-
John r McLeran, Is years. Emergency
Hospital.
Thomas B. Mccarthy, Is years; Bladens-
burg road.
Edward Cissel, 10 months; St AIMS
Orphan Asylum
James FranzIin. > months; Children s
Hospital
Infant Of Louis and Minnie Dre5en, SO
1 street southwest
The Washington times., 1910-08-16
GOMPERS no TAKE STUMP.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. tS-F'-Sp-
arations are being made today for
stumping tour Of the State, planned 10y
Samuel GOmpers, president Of the Ame--
lean Federation Of I.aber- The Labor
leader viii probably be supplied with a
Special train
The Washington times., 1910-08-16
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.
ARRIVED


IDAHO Panther. SOEace. Celtic. Connect
cut Michigan. louisiana. South Car
OIira. Kansas. New Hampshire. Ne
braSka. RHODE Island Virginia. Min
neSOta. Vermont, Mississippi at New
port Tennessee Montana. North
Carolina. at Bar FTaTbCT. Charleston.
New Orleans New York at ECko-
hama CuUIIefsh, TarauJUla, Viper,
Standish. Sagley- at SOlOmOn-S Isl
and wolverine. DOrOthea- Gopher,
Nashville. Nantic. Don Juan de Aus
uria- al Port Huron. Prairie. at New
York navy yard
SAILED.
Smith LamsOn- FIuSseT. Preston. New
London FOR cruise. Cr.Igoa- New
York navy ward. for Newport Dol
prin. Gloucester. for Newport, Gray
linz. Narwhal, S-rinErav. and Snap
per. New London. for Block Island
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SUBMARINES TO PRACTICE.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Aug 16.-The Sub
marine GOCIlI3- consisting Of the Cutie
fish. Viper. and Tarantula- that mas been
here for some time, is now on the way
TO Soloman-s Island where the vessels
will engage "a torpedo practice Tor a
week
The Washington times., 1910-08-16
Marriage Licenses

Carl w Peterson, OF Boston, and Ethel
L Black. of New York.
John E Collins and Mamie E Douglas,
Of washington
Tony Iaruss0 and Assunta Guarente, Of
washington
Ernest J. Atkinson. Of Lynchburg. Va
and Louisa R Tate, Of washington
William T. johnson. and Anna T Sher-
wood. of Washington
The Washington times., 1910-08-16
.REMARRY ON JUBILEE DAY.

RIVERSIDE. y J., Aug I6--1fr. and
Mrs Xavier Walters, Of This city. were
remarked by Rev T J Goth. at St
Peters Roman Catholic Church, after
passing fifty healthy years OF married
lie
The Washington times., 1910-08-16
BUG WEAVING

BEAUTIFUL RUGS woven from Old carpets.
The Washington Rug Weaving Co Office
and works. 81 5th 81 y " Main 4S25-
HANDSOME reversible rugs IRON worn car
pets. guarantee work ECLIPSE
RUG WEAVING CO. 2Ss Ca ave- Phoas
The Washington times., 1910-08-16
The Vital Records.
RT-fhS

Wilbur R, and Rosie 5 Payne; boy
john w, and Sadie s RZneE. Slrl-
Claude. and Ella Petrone: girl
The Washington times., 1910-08-16
FOR RENT-R0OmS
E---s-L1


ST n E. 1521-A nicely Tar. front or
back room. with or without board, Tor one
q tao gentlemen In private family
sTH sT y W. 124S-2 large % story FROM
rooms. furnished. nousskeepiTsi U.s. y kit
chen SIS call after D m
6TH sT y W. u4e-Tvro large coaanaani-
eating rooms. first floor. running water
complete for light housekeepIng
9 81. y w 45s-Few large nicely furnished
rooms. ali near bath: reasonable. centrali
light Housekeeping u desired
EUCLID ST. y. W. 12li-Brand new house,
every modern convenience. AL nicely fur
nished- suite OF two lzrge airy rooms very
large closets. private bath. third do0r. also
large second floor three-Windov 'front.' room
scuthern exposure
MAINE AVE. SOUTHWEST CORNER III
Two nicely papered front rooms isc9I3l
Goor. housekeeping gas. batn- $50; newly
pdpered dry front basement room, WIKI or
without housekeeping. 80
9TH ST ~ W. ssz-FurnisheE rooms. large
ana small 'front.' also light housekeeping
rom
12TH 81. X w. ffs0-Cea- Mass large %
n0or frolt ana adjoining rooms next and
hath separately OF en- suite: 10 car fare %
business section
II 81 y W. 6II-TwO large cOmmuni-
eating front rooms single or en- suite
private family.
L ST. n ". s2s-Nicely furnished front
H ST y. E. HS-ExceedingIy handsome.
newly papered, thTee-roon nat. furnished
81 the very best OF style entirely complete
for housekeeping everything new, elegant
gas range. porcelain sink and BATH szi-S5
Per month, gas included-
X ST y W Z5I7-Tarse rooms and bath;
$40 per month man and vie, No caLldreEl
y : AVE. s Z, 4S5-Tvvo furnished rooms
for So. light Housekeeping also other
rooms. adjoining 5aln
5TTT - y y. SI6-Three IarEe bright cool
uewiy paPered rooms, handsomely all-
CsmDIe-eIy furnished for Housekeeping
everything new; great hargain-
6TH ST. s E. s2-Two communicating
rooms; water IN one furnished Tor house
keeping ga
sTH ST X ". 5E-Lzrgs cool rooEs. sum
mcr rates, JTansIenls acc0-nIl1o1atvai tYFo
rooms. second floor light h5usekeeplngs next
70 bath SO
~ 81 =. W. 6ls-EIegznt large front
room: furnished, steam heat gas, $40
month smaller room s month gentlemen
ETH \. " 55s-La-re pleasant front rooms.
bath. SD weekly u7- also single rooms
ST y W. EI-Two nicely furnished
rooms; s. ana s. month baln, gas
IETH 81 y w 1szo-saIoou. pzrl0rs. large
and comfortable desirable ] b. K also >
comm l-nica-iug rooms second GOoT- al nicely
furnished every convenier-ce-
9Th ST. " W, 12c7-Larse cool uiseiy fur
nished front room 1st foor: veTy reason
able
lIgTH - n ". s.2-Neu--y furnished
rooms, d and . H5c=s- near Departments
and y N c. A
poETNER APART. No -15-Nei fur
uishe5 airy and pleasant ROOM always
hot water cafe II building phone
4 81 y e. ls-TVo large rO5us: ugIt
Z house keeping large c-oss-ss bah a1-
Joining: re1s5naD-e-
18th ST NV. GASeveraI GezlIz able rooms.
separate OF comm -l1i eating. bath. 6O-
water. phone
nth ST y w. 11ss-SeveIaI GelisHtflIly
Z COO. wei furnished rooms. ~ We-i-ve--
Ll-ztea, &-storg- house 1aL1s-
list ST. y. ". l-3z-SevEiy furnished ROOM
: suitable Tor quiet gentleman
The Washington times., 1910-08-16
AUIOS REPAIRED

CCE REHzALEt DEPARTMENT, IN charge
o. E<OEa- Es-1ScE44s WHO has mad g
years experience IA auto construction We
are abe take care O auto repair work
q the most complicated character Patrons
nave a1So-uIe SsuTauC6 thai work Lefl Il
care must be entirely satisfaSS0ry- con
CE2ESSIOEAL GARAGE 6zS Pa ave 5 Z
The Washington times., 1910-08-16
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

i Z II
As \ III
GOOD WHITE GIRL for general homework;
TO WISHING Sall 70 sth 81 > w
HOTEL HELP for all departments
5DItt5t-ss HOTEL AGENCY. 5eS 10Th st
-sF.TCFFpFT.- T5-EI+e e. o--l- --,7TC-ed
coiored- 8 a week. no sunday work FISH
EIss AGENGY. ils ION St
HoUsEKt-EF'ETt-It
LADY BOOKKEEPER-One win exDerie1ce:
reference required. Apply 20 Iath st y W
LADY-Neat. young; to attend SODA Io7n-
tain. must furnish rafareneas- 800 z-aa7,,
position for right party BOX 81 Times
2---es-
$50 PER DAY paid one LADY in each town
70 distribute free circulars and take or
e sS Ie Is'a 5aF2ring p tq re
$500 r. Dam -
-
,I5fTes a. 1qaI 4, - y anu sens
--
caan--orf In ms H. = 80 -sls-Ss rt5
JULIET. sl5 C 81 X W
eET-F.sI-s i, $1,000 1C- 5c------
s1LEsWo1I M = IN toy pic
AgP.y to Manage, WOODWARD 3 LoTH-
SHIRT GIRLS and hackers ezpe-ienced-
APPS WEST EsyD LAUNDRY. ~ Pa ave.
TAILOREssEs on mems vests. also appren-
MATTRESSES cafe. cham beruaids plain
cooks general house WORKERS 1875 I1th
y "
WAIIttE So--Hhite- experienced BOTD.S
- =. ~ "a ave
T %. experienced SIS Is'h St
~ ~
W." -1l : So. IS 5rerieneed a. once AZ the
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sCzrS-cv rl-5 q 81 X X
$780, ------------- 80 -
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can al Toa- u en-
77-7777 77-;-7,-- - - - -
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TF4F. eT-pE,pTrry "a 81 y 49, \ ~
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urED 4ErEafTr0 5ERIr
TILT fsHit ED--WHLE
BARBER-First-class. steady 100. ezeh C
ST n Z
-. $500.
IA 'E-i-'' -. -.z 80
--T---z--7 80 - - 80 - a.
rer week. sod vgo-lrnan- 1s19 7th 81
y ".
BARBEIl-F-irst-c.ass, a. once - sth St
- r so s,1aTen-ee-
BOX-Vhi-e- is ytars ODD % help mechar-
ilS- apply 10 IA ave
FeY-~gr-reu. as assistant u0-re- Iruu.-a
ia -lh Sd y "
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7----r. ...r--rr-r-. 5r-r-r.- --- - -
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AKIN HAND wanted a. the Vine View
n T. Take Ee--g In Laurel -E,. re-1all car
Z no. r.--.-.--- 49, 80 -----------T-
- - 49,. 49, $500
yy-a4r---- .eH ,--s-- ~
= ----z-z- --T-.--E7-S - 60 - --T7E
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LTAN-WeII-6reszed- iute--l. GENT. show real
estate. Apply Room z. Evaus BIDS, or
lzz4 n =. ave
Z -
NAN-E-e-is--'-e vshite man tor vFlr< on dl-lrg
arm go LAiiAeE ist--i co. H. f. An
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- 49, - - - - -
sr--S -o lean, --ovfre- -,s---.-s ~,-..-7rf-rz-
Z ---gr- IA "a ra--- u-s.f-s- f--r-----fl- r-f-e-
Ga -E.----- 800 $3.50. 80 $1,000 ~ 49,
---arF- T-.-- - a. - S- y ~
f'l- ,l-l-e- L5r eIy ElooS sore I-usi
---- 49, ---- - 50 - - "
1-t,--ssL---- lzlz-el-a-e-l- 20. M y W
-AIsEsS1fFs< for department store must have
dry goods experience 1-s 1ca 81 X W
TIRE AU-7DMDBTl- COLLEGE or WASH
| I<GT0< a 1873 l.rh s. y w. can use
eight or ten goo so icitors 1n exchange for
.se-ssa5Z -2- e----s--zs= = ===--
7z ~ a Z 4 s75a5E=z5557- ana
s5n s. & = . sTa I. f= 5zsis5=s SoI
The Washington times., 1910-08-16
AUfUS Fur HIKE.

PASSENGER PIERCE Arrow,
Powerful. stylish. slaO0L1 running car Can
be Eal Gay and night JLse LEe car Ter
= Ions LE1E-
70 PARTIES OF SIX
ONLY &c EACH PER HOUR
CONGRESSIONAL GARAGE
IS Pa = K Phone Z 1SzI
PRIVATE touring cars 4-CyLiuds-s SPECIAL
rates Ter ulps. 8 and s. hour Phone Il
lo55 - 545s. Central Auto Co.. ~. "
Ba-ues- 1lgT-- -Ez5 + " "
The Washington times., 1910-08-16
CHAPTER XX-lContinueN.

~ Ut what makes the shadows?''
80 - I asked Where does the
light come from2-
The Washington times., 1910-08-16
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

UPRIGHT PIANOS AT SACRIFICE PRICES
We've started work anuexius the adjoining
building 70 our establishment and must sell
these pianos quickly. Psase, Sl5o. Hartman.
$50 Cabler. S150, Nose, $50. Steif s275-
Knabs s253. Shoninger- S25G. Gibson. SIS, a
y Chase SIS. Kfmbali $50. and many
others Easy terms Many big bargains in
players O. J. DeMOLL & CO. Corner. l2th
FOR SALE-StiefT. Steinway. knabe, shaw
KOhler & Campbell, Mason & Hamlin, and
g number OF other used pianos at sac-i-
icing prices; must sell 70 make room FOR
new stock CHAS- II. STIEFF. 108S-I0IO z
st y W J C CONLIFF. Manager
The Washington times., 1910-08-16
HORSES IND VEHICLES
CLAIRVOYANTS
MADAME MARLOWE.

The Noted Pianist and CIzE-vOyzzs
Farlors I1Z5 1zth s. n W
Truthful IN her prediction, reliable IN her
advice without asking a question Ehe VIII
tel - - object Of your call giving names
OF frie1dS. Telettves. and actual facts con-
corning yJur tifs and circumstances which
you know 10 b. absolutely true
The Madame VIII refuse 10 accept any fee
unless she gives the utmost satisfaction.
Hours Il to S ,. n
WHITE PATRONAGE ONLT-
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UMBRELLAS RECOVERED

Il Il. PEILPTTT. Reliable Umbrella and
PzraEa Maker Repairing and recovering
= specially. CraveEnette, gloria. and sil<. f.
a4 = ST y. ".
The Washington times., 1910-08-16

LET Is Do i've can puL your auto amp
and Iac-aLJr INTO proper condition a. a very
small cost 20 Sou- E'rompt 8OTE- sails
iActl-E z-zzaltse1- 44DDkEE q 60 IS oaa
AlzIszza1E pace Phone z54T-
TWO AUTOMOBILE saeds fo- re1t OF lease
55Lzz Z-L =
AGENTS FOR SWISEaARI TIRES
OF lz0lST lrlcsz1 CARRIAGES, ana auL0Do-
Giles ! Il DOE - - "a ave n ~
some BARGAINS II Sod se1oza-Aa1z cars.
1Ee SLULE5AhEE Co. LIZ y \ ave
p "a Guild
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FOR SALE-GARAGES

FOR SALE-A new brick zul0u1ul.e garage.
5SNLZ. al uoCe9n lu-pTo-e1le1tss co1czecs
floor. water and sewerage. S6J0- Al rear o.
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FOR RENT-R00mS

FOR RENT-In suburbs. Two large front
ICONS. OF car 5iue- 1liy s per month ID
desirable parties Housekeeping allow e.
BOX 40 Times ctace-
" ST. y W. IS36-Th-ee desirable unfur-
nished rooms. with bah. fC- Iglt house,
keeping
RHODE ISLAND AVE y y. -Tv0
beautiful communicating rooms southern
exposure; Convenient 10 cars reasonable
sTH ST y w -sz7-A FAX OF four uufu--
nishsd rooms. porcelain bath heat and gas;
for light h0useke@sius-
K ST y E u1Trxo large rooms. light
house keeping. large closets bath al
joining. reasonable
L ST y ". I3G-Tvyo large bright ccr--
mUuiCatiI.g rooms with porcelain bath
same floor, heat and gas adults only; rent
rsaSo1z BILE
50 81 y w ZIs-Two OF three cJmmuuI-
eating rooms. suitable for lgac housekeeP-
ms reasrna bic
COLUMBIA ROAD. I1z2-Th-es rooms. ri
vate bath; So floor: light Housekeeping
large closets desirable
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ROOMS AND B0ARc

CHAPLIN ST N W Is55-IzrEo furnished
second floor front rooms southern expos
ure-
18th ST y W IN z cor Harvard
Double parI3rs, first Eco-- front room. third
floor all elegantly furnished. in modern
home ; windows side front toward south
and west
EYE ST y w 1I1-Roo-ns facing park:
board z desired
r ST y E, 71G-LArge- neatly furnished
room. all comforts Of home convenient To
ali Government and private Offices: strictly
private fa-0fl,-- terms SO rer week or so
per month Tor LTo- use OF parl0r an piano.
references exchanged
L ST y w. 16S-LarEe front rom. nicely
furnished. southern exposure SIS. with ex-
ceIIent board. large back furnished room
COMMUNICATING sac. with board for two
TIE MAPLE-fsG1-Isa5 K St y w.-OD-
posite F<anklin park; rooms single Or en-
suite. private baths. good table, newly pa
pered and furnished: steam heat Phone
u 6Z54
9Th ST y. W. 7S3-Roons and board, s.:
table board. $500 q N breakfast
zTH ST y W. 4m-Front rooms with
board; German cooklng. Phone.
THE MENDOZA. Apt 76.-Cne OF two de-
sirabIe single bed rooms. with board Phone
North $3.50
18th ST. y. W. s16-CoOI rooms and board
and table board. reasonable
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MANICURING

SADIE V VAN HORNE. S4I y Y ave
Phone II 1852. hair dressing. ulanicurirs,
shampooiug. facial massage ladies' only
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BOARD

KENYON ST y W, I950-Just the place "a
board: exceptionally dne table. best the
markets afford
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We ARE STILL HERR

TIE FINEST ASSORTMENT o. slightly ussd
A11o-s 81 L4azes zus styles, lEoza s152 .
&-sIS-- - II number branch u E,1E1zdel D1lz-
IKE ROMAN AUTO CO..
l5l5 II 81 y ~
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POPE TRIBUNE

Run veIy llJ-l-5 .sJJl condition WI sell
chap 1Jr Gulck deal Box z-s Tines ozdcs-
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FOR RENT-ROoMS
-

ID ST. y. z. 1S-Furuished or unfurrlis-l,6
rooms: 2 large ROOMS, All modern tuprc sa-
rlnurS
D ST \ w ZI7-Thres large rooms Ixo
ccu-1u-icatinE FOR light hoaseLsep--s;
siuEly suite
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MOTORCYCLES

READING STANDARD. single cylinder; good
value. SIC T y MUDD. II. Inc. 1ZZl
y Y