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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-06-02
TOWN AND YICINAGE

Fancy Strawberries ut Klein's.
Genuine country hams at Klein 5.
Packing House lard at City Meat
Market.
Homemade candies at Laakman's
Drung Store.
Theodore Forster has returned
from FL Paso, TeXas.
Born, May 30, 1910, to the wife Of
John Westover, II boy.
Poison and sticky ny.paper at
Laakman's Drug store.
Mrs. II. = Shaw will go to St.
Louis to-day to spend Il week.
Born, May 26th, to the wife Of
Mr.. W. NJ. Harlan, a.daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Il. Taylor Wis
tied Columbia relatives this week.
Try Williams-Moran Milling Co.
-four ut Henderson Mercantile Co.
Miss Gertle Petty is a st. Louis
visitor for the latter part of the
week.
DR.. Jules Braham is home from
Chicago to spend month with his
parents.
Van Cloud has returned from st,
Louis, where he has spent several
months.
Typewriting done at Merrill Pip
kin's office by f. S. Grove. Salts
faction guaranteed.
Country Hams made by the St.
Francois Packing Company for sale
at City Meat Market.
Mrs. G. l.. Blanks and daughter,
Miss Dorothy, of Mexico, Mo-, are
visiting Mrs. II. NJ. Talbert.
Bedding plants for sale at the
Pennington Nurseries and Green
houses for the next two weeks.
There are n number Of packages
Of magazines at The TINES office
free to anyone who calls for them.
Miss Emma Keller has returned
from Poplar Bluff where she taught
music In the public schools the past
year.
Mrs. A. Il. Young and daughter,
Miss Mary, leave this week for Cal
edohla' l" spehu Il 'h""'" WI" ''''
mother
Miss Edith Hale VIII return l'l "
fcT days from Fernandin"' FLORIDA
"'',' .'. '',, ''''- ~ ~ w
P''' '"'
Mr. \. Il. Laci'N' hrother-in-ia"
Of Judge j. ;. Clay' came """'l
from 1t. Louis last SUNDAY 10 sP'H"
'''''' '''''' ''"'"
The regular quarterly S"clahi' "i
the G. W. y. NJ. was held Wcdn"'-
day afternoon at IN" residence "'
M''' ~ - ''"'''
Mr.. and Mrs, VIII 'hInn went TO
st, Louis Wednesday, ana Mr.
Chinn will consult specialist re-
gardng his wlie's CONDITION.
Miss Ruth HwInk mas returned
from st. Louis, having recovered
from the operation Tor appendicitis
which she underwent at Hospital
vvo,,or Thop,s Mills. "lhc little
oiont of Socialism, ~ will lecture at
the Opera House IN Doe Kun AT ':"o
p. m. on Saturday, juno 4th'
Nrs leo HUI assisted by Miss
r,In Counts entertained the VIII.
;nr yorl.crs Of the Christian sun.
dow ScbooI in "A very delightful
manner Saturday evening
pr,f u Young left Wedncs-
do,. for Kansas TO travel for a med
ioi,a o,r,r,rv. and will be gone un.
,uho Iott.r nort of August.
-. ..u, ,o o,,so,,
next week attending the convention
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-06-02

The Department OF Expression
was represented by Miss Grace
Denman, who most pleasingly read
a selection from "Rcherca of Sunny
brook Farm;' by Miss Wilma Den
man, who presented "The Going of
the White Swan" in all it's vivid
reality, and by Miss Mabel Sack
man, who by request gave Henry
Van Dykes great story, "Thc Lost
Word" This is the piece that Miss
Sackmau gave at Cape Girardeau
the other week and that d"servcdly
won her the medal for first honors
in ElocutiOn In Southeast Missouri.
The Department of Piano was re-
presented by Miss Ida NJ, Henson,
who played very pleasingly IA seicc-
tion from Tanuhnuscr; by Mrs. II.
Reuter- in the brilliant "Toccatcllc;n -
Iby Mr.. Lawrence Smith, who re-
4 ceiycd n hearty encore for his Men
'drls,ohu's Spinning Song" by
/ Miss Grace Lot2 in Gott schnlk's de-
/ lightful "Pasquinadr, and last, but
! h\ no means I''Si' ny MIS- H. -
NI''"' IA Two ''''''."'N ''''' us
/ played to great adynng" her finish
/ ana superior technique
Gaduating Exercises Of Senior Glass.
The graduating exercises of the
Senior Glass of Carleton Collrpr was
held ON Saturday Nav nsth.
Tho senior orator, did very com.
mrnaghlr work Drmusthnprs and
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-06-02
Alumni Banquet.

On Tuesday evening the Alumni
banquet was served in the Carleton
chapel. The room was artistically
decorated in Royal Blue and Gold
CONCLUDED ON FOURTH PAGE
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-06-02

Paris Green always on hand at
q, aakman's Drug Store.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-06-02

Go to Henderson Mercantile Co. :
store for Williams-Moruu Milling
Co.'s lrondalc flour.
New potatoes, green peas and ripe
tomatoes at Klcin's.
The Washington times., 1910-03-22
DEATHS

BENTON-Denarted this life on M1nday.
March O. 1910 al 5.s5 a. m Al her home
lsc street northwest. Mrs MARIA
LOUISA BENTON. wife Of John H. Benton
Mrs Benton was native and lifelong
resident Of the District She was fifty-eight
years or age. and was well known in local
church circles. She died early YESTERDAY
morning after an Illness Of several months
Her husband, one son. and five sisters sur
vive her.
BOOKER-On Tuesday. March Is. 1910 after
fifteen davs in Denver. Colo. Miss JANE
q BOOKER. daughter Of Matilda Booker.
and sister OF Weldon s and Carrie
Booker. Of Washington. d g.. and R.becca
Booker Harper. Of Norfolk. Va. auC aunt
of Prof Richard II. Booker. Dora wilkins
Rebecca Simms. A ". Booker DOcie Dub
lin. NJ z. Hopkins. and J. Hopkins OF
washington, d. g. aged ifty-eight years
and eleven months.
BRAUNsTEIN-On Monday. March o. 1919
MART J. BRAUNSTEIN.
BURNs-On Monday. March q. 1910. AZ his
home. 142 d street northeast. HENRY. be-
loved husband Of Bridget Burns
Funeral from HE late residence. on Thurs
day. March q. at II a. m: thence TO St
Joseph's Church. Relatives and friends
invited to attend. ruh22-2t~
BURNS.
Funeral from his late residence. 142 D
street northeast. Members OF Division No
1 Ancient Order Hibernians invited to at
teEd. Tnh2s-e.c
HOLShPPLE-On Monday. March q. 1910
st $50 p m, at her residence. SIG 3
street southwest, Miss LUCY HOISAP-
PIE In the sixty-eishth year OF her axe.
Mss Lucy HOlsappls came 10 this city
FIRM Hudson. y. Y. twelve years ago
Sic was sixty-eight years Of age. and was
native Of West Sand Lake. n Y From
her fifth year until the end of the civil
war she lived IN Virginia. and was a grad
uste Of 81 Msry's Academy, Alexandra
Her death came after an Illness OF nine
weeks, and was due 20 heart trouble. One
sister and one brother survive her
GEWIS-On Sunday, March 20, 1910 AZ nj,
residence, s11 o street northwest, WILLIAM
c.. son OF the late Thomas and Mary NJ
Lewis.
Mr. Lewis death occurred suddenly or
Sunday, and vas due 70 heart trouble n,
was born in Washington fifty years agr
and had lived IN the Capital all his Tfe
MARTTN-On Tuesday, March . 1910. at "a
e. m, BESSIE HAZEL infant daughtei
of George l. and Bessie Martin Cnee Hoff
maIO, age four months and twenty-tvr,
DAYS.
ynternent private. its
SIERPONT-On Monday, March y. 1910. a
10;S5 a. m. CRAGTN W. infant son a
Earl and Annabelle Pierpont.
The Washington times., 1910-03-22
MINISTER RESIGNS,
ASKED TO CONSIDER
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
GEoRGETOwN. MARCH ..


The Rev. II. b. Angus. the pastor
OF Peck MemlroaI Chapel, Twenty-eighth
and NJ streets, mas rendered his reslSna-
ton as pastor Of the church. The resig-
nation was sent in because Of i'll
health He has been pastor Of Peck
Chapel for about year, succeeding Rev
J. S. Henry.
The resignation was turned over TO
the officials of the Church of the Cow
enant, which is the parent church Of
Peck Chapel. 1t was decided not to ac-
cept the resignation, and a communlc2-
| tlOn has been written 10 Rev. Mr.. Angus
asking him TO consider the matter Tor
month AT least.
Dr- John Kurtz, Of 3ll2 p street. A
eell-knOwn physician and surgeon, has
, been removed by his friends, il Is said,
10 sanatorium near Boston, Mass. TO
undergo special course Of treatment.
Some weeks ago he became III, the re-
suit OF nervous breakdown.
The funeral Of Mrs. sarah G. Acton
| was held yesterday afternoon at :
o clock, from St. Adams Church, Wis
cOnSin avenue and Woodley road. The
demise occurred Saturday at the resi-
| dence of T. T. Hurdle on the Grant
road, where the deceased lived.
/ Owing 70 the fact that this is Holy
/ Week there will be no meeting lhls
/ teFening Of the SOdality at Trinity
/ Church, the meeting being put on until
| next Tuesday evening
/ The special services at the West street
/ Presbyterian Church, commemorative
of the week will commence this even
/ ing at 30 O'Clock. The Rev. J. Harvey
| Dunham OF the Western Presbyterian
/ Church. will deliver the special sermon
! Tor the occasion
/ Miss Mary r. Hedrick, OF %5Sl y street
has been appointed editor OF Our Churcf
! Bell, the official bulletin OF the Nesl
! Street Presbyterian Church.
! Miss Annie Houser is seriously ill al
! the Georgetown University Hospital
/ where she underwent a severe surgical
( operation
! The annual coal collection at Trinity
! Church is now being taken up, repre-
I senting an expenditure or over 80"
The Washington times., 1910-03-22
ARMY.

Major General THOMAS H BARRY,
United States army, Is appointed oy
the President TO be superintendent
OF the United States Military Acad-
eny. West Point, New York, 20 take
effect on or about August 81, 1910
vice Colonel HUGH l.. SCOI1' .
Cmajor. 14th Cavalry. Major Cen
eral BARRY after his relief IRON
the command of the Department OF
California win proceed to West POM
and enter upon duty at the ACADEMY;
relieving Colonel SCOTT, who Will
proceed to join his regiment.
First Lieutenant CHARLES W. JOHN
SON, Medical Reserve Corps. Is re-
heved from duty at Fort Des Molnes'
Iowa, and will proceed TO his home.
Major JAY MORROW. Corps Of En-
gineers. IS detailed as engineer OF
the Thirteenth lighthouse district, 10
relieve Major JAMES +. MclN D'JE5
Corps OF Engineers, OF that duty
Captain FRANK ToNPKINs, Eleventh
Cavalry is detailed as professor or
military science and tactics at Nor
Wich University. Northiield, YER
mont 10 take effect August II, l9i0
vice Captain LESLIE A. /. CHAP
NAN, Second Cavalry, who IS re-
Ifeyed from duty at that university
TO take effect that date, and viii then
proceed 10 Join his regiment in the
Philippine Islands.
Captain MATTHEW Z. HANNA, Third
Cavalry. from St. Augustine, Fla,
10 repair 10 this city and report in
person 10 the chief of staff for tenn
porary duty at the Army War Col
lege-
Captain HENRY r. RICHMOND. Tenth
cavalry is relieved from duty at the
Mounted Service School, Fort Riley,
Kansas, and viii proceed to Fort
LeavenW orth, Kansas, and report in
person 10 tire COmmdndant OF the
Army Service Schools at the latter
post for duty, relieving Captain
DOUGLAS NCCASkEY, First Cav
airy. who will retain station at Fort
L,eavenworth until further orders
The following transfers at the request
Of the officers concerned are ordered:
Second Lieutenant HENRY s. BRINK
The Washington times., 1910-03-22
Deaths.

Julia Blake. 20 years. Government Hos
ptal for the Insane
Wilbur " Thompson. > years, s22 c
street southeast.
Owen A Canter, 7 year, 733 Fourth
street northwest.
Flora VI. r. Gray. % years, 1861 T
street northwest
Joseph shanks. I years. Chrdren's Hos
ntal
William C. Lewis. SO years. ST O street
northwest.
Catherine A Mcdaniel a years. 1924
Thirtieth street northwest
Henry Warrington. - years 6u Sixth
street northwest
Emma 9. Graham. fI wears. I522is
Twelfth street north west
James DenisOn, - years, George Wash
inEtOU Hospital.
William Scott, IS years. 49, Rhode
Island avenue northwest
Helen Armstrong, rs years. Garfield
Hospital
Sangi oOgi USo. O. wears. United States
Soldiers Home. D. g.
Catherine Mangum. 80 years. 80 Third
street northwest
FLOYD Fink, > years, Providence Hos
pttal.
The Washington times., 1910-03-22
ANACOSTIA CHURCH
PLANS PARISH HALL
Many Shifts Are Made In
Fire Department AT
Congress Heights.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
aNACOETTA ID q NFAPCEE q

The vestrymen OF the Esther Me
mortal Protestant Episcopal Church
have been interested for a long time in
the proposed erection or a parish hall.
and q day or two ago the project was
given added impetus. when the Rev.
Willard G Davenport. the rector Of
the parish, accompanied by MItoa j.
Fllius, Of Congress Heights. visited
Col. A. r. Randle in reference to the
proposition Of receiving from hun the
donation of a plot of ground directly
in the rear Of the church, and on which
+ IS interded 10 erect the building.
They were told that the matter would
receive immediate attention. and the
donation is looked upon as virtually
made.
The Washington times., 1910-03-22
Washingtnn gimes
Want Ads
Branch Agencies

wher2 your ad will be taken at
Office rates.
NORTH WEST.
Butts Pharmacy. 1th 3 Mass ave y W
Goldenberg-s Dept store. 7th & h sts- NV.
GesEford-s. 9Th g. L SITS. y. ".
Howard. r. D, 18th & y SITS y ".
s. kann. Sons & Co. Dept store. sth &
Pa. ave. y. "
Mat,ingiy's Pharmacy. 18th & L sts y. W.
Maltby's Pharmacy. 1851 Calvert ST n ".
Nicols. Pharmacy. 18th & Pa ave. y. ".
Paul Pearson. 18th ct & Fla ave y W
Quigley's Pharmacy, 2lst q SITS y. ".
Reh's Pharmacy, 7th & SITS y. ".
simpson. J F, 7th & p SITS y ".
Smith J. f. saith & Wisconsin ave.
Tayloe's Pharmacy. sth & ? stS. y. ".
Veitch. r. A. 2eih NJ SITS n ".
Wagner & Co. LIST & H sts- y W
Tarnold-s. Z4W 18th 81 y. W
Weller, F. p. 1884 NJ st
Pattie. y v. 1893 Georgia ave.
sanford's Pharmacy, y. y ave & y CAP,
Park Road Pharmacy. Ith st & Park I'd
NORTHEAST.
Biumer's Pharmacy. y. Cap. & r sts.
krause Pharmacy, sth & K sts. y. e
Laddon's Pharmacy. 1900 Fla ave. y. z.
Model Pharrnaey, sth 6 n SITS \. E.
McChesney & Joachim. ID & z SITS. y. z
New York Avenue Pharmacy. n Y ave
& y Cap. St
SOUTHWEST.
Eisenbeiss' Pharmacy 7th & sts S "
Mcdonald, J. w. ~ L sts. s. ".
SOUTHEAST
Burrows Pharmacy, 18th St & Pa. sv g. z
Roach Drug Co. Sth G. 9 SITS. S. z.
Weller's. sth & I SITS s. z.
Powell, A Z. 4th & E Cap
ANACOSTIA.
Bury's Pharmacy. cor. Monroe & Jefferson
streets.
ALEXANDRIA.
Carne, r L. Alexandra, Va
BROOKLAND.
Linton & Nelson. Brookland, d. c
CHEVY CHASE.
Sonnemau. T A Chevy ChaR1
The Washington times., 1910-03-22
The Vital Records.
Births.

William and Rosie HalfSatt, boy
William E. and Jessie Heroy,- boy.
Bradley ). and Katie Dixon, boy.
Rosser Lee and Lucy NJ. Brooks, girl
Owen and Jennie Penny, boy.
Albert Is. and Rosa b. Gray, girl.
Macy II. and Beulah Pearl Lapham,
girl
Dent NJ. and Addle Freeman, boy.
Frederick r and Ida NJ Ganorean.
boy.
William and Cathrene Law. girl
Edward Walter and Marie Josephine
Epps. girl.
Maurier J. and Margaret Sheehsn,
girl.
Joseph \ and Daisy z Williams. girl.
William and Maggie Brown. girl.
Girelamo and Teresa BuTrut, girl.
George NJ and Ida J. Lang, girl.
Irving and Sarah RittenhousP, girl
Chinese
Charley and Nayme BnE, boy.
The Washington times., 1910-03-22
PAuLHAN GOES ABROAD.

NEW YORK, March 22.-The where
abouts Of Louis PaulhaE. the French
aviator, who has been missing since
the legal difficulties with his manager
over the aEiator's refusal 20 continue
his flights here began. have been made
known IN the announcement that Mr.
Paulhan and his wife had sailed for
Europe last Saturday on the steamer
President Grant
The Washington times., 1910-03-22
BUILDING PERMITS

The following building permits were
issued today:
To Emil I.oehl for one twO-story brick
dwelling, at 934 Shepherh -uoet north
west: architect, A r. Crismond: builder.
Emil Loehl. estimated cost. s., 200
To Bernd d Leonard for one twO-stor1,
brick dwelling, at 232 ] street northwest
architect, Dan 3. Miller builder, J ].
Deery: estimated cost, 5000,
The Washington times., 1910-03-22
KENTUCKY 'RIDERS"
MUST GO TO COURT

HOPKINSVIBLE, KY. March 22.-
Rumors that efforts would be made to
bring the night riders TO justice have
been confirmed by the indictments
against irwin Glass. J. B. Malone. Guy
Dunning. John Robinson, Dr. ID. A.
Amos and Newton Nichols. They are
accused of being implicated in the night
rider raid on this city December Z 1907.
Three separate charges have been made
against each Of the defendants.
The Washington times., 1910-03-22
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

Arrived-Dubuque at Key West. Ia
coma at Cristobal. Washington at Bre-
merton and Caesar at New York.
Sailed-South Dakota from San Fran
cisco for Panama West Virginia from
San Fran,isco for Santa Barbara.
Smith, Peid, FlusseT, Preston, and
Dixie from Charleston for Key West.
Lamson from Key West 10 join Seventh
torpedo fic tilla, and Arethusa from San
Juan for Norfolk.
The Washington times., 1910-03-22
COMMERCE CHAMBER
CHOOSES OFFICERS
John H. Trimyer Elected
President of Alexandria
Organization.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
Al ~ A N.rDr. ~ zsApfstT .


At the annual meeting of the George
Washington Birthday Association held
at the rooms OF the Chamber Of Com
merce, at the corner of King and Wash
inEtOn streets, the following we're elect
ed officers for the ensuing year;
President, John n. Trimyer: first vice
president, o. IT. Kirk; second vice presi-
dent, r. c. Howard: third vice presi-
dent, r. 3. Cation, fourth vice president
Peter Won de Westlaken; fifth vice presi-
dent. w W BaIlenEer. secretary. r. Nj.
Graham; assistant secretary, Harris
White: treasurer. J. William May; rs
sistant Treasurer. +. \. Bayliss.
Chairmen Of committees were appoint
ed as follows:
Finance, A. ID. Brockett; military.
Major James r. King; reception, J. Y.
Williams; music. d. W. Aitcheson;
transportation, p. T. Harrington: fire.
men X w Ogden; civic. Harry Ham
mond: secret organizations, A. A. Paul;
decorations, J. T. Johnson; entertain
ment, p. Won de Westlaken; carriages,
Thomas Hall.
The fire department was called out
about II O'Clock this morning to eX-
tinguish IRE in the second story OF
building in King street. occupied by
Mrs Hyman as shoe store A chair
which had come In contact with hot
stove caused the blaze
The seventy-flrst anniversary oi
! Potomac Lodge No. 3S, 7. .. q. F.. was
! celebrated at the Young People S
! building last evening. The affair was
1 i'm charge Of n. r. Stansbury, W /.
/ Martin. y. r. Risdon, c. r Smith and
( ". A. Conway.
The funeral Of Mrs. Catherine Smith
/ was held from her home. 303 Prince
street. this morning At 10 O'Clock The
/ Rev Edgar Carpenter rector OF Grace
! Episcopal Church, Ofhciated- Inter
/ ment was i'm the Methodist Protestant
/ Cemetery.
! Larger crowds are nightly attending
/ the revival services which are being
1 held ar the Second Baptist Church this
] week The services are under the di-
! rectiOn Of the Rev. ". r. Fisher, a for
I mer pastor Of the First Baptist Church
! here
There will he a meeting OF Alexan-
/ dria- Washington Lodge No. y A. F
and A. VI. AT their temple in Cameron
| street this evening
The Washington times., 1910-03-22
Marriage Licenses.

Uric 4. DeIke and Lillian NJ. Bursey,
of Washington.
Henry J. Bright and Minnie G. ErmOld,
OF washington
Frank Z Dodge. of Washington. and
Evva NJ Davies, of Kensingtou, y. H
" sde n. Rogers and Mary A. Church,
OF Washington.
John z. Damron, of Washington. and
SlllIe J. Johnson, of Nelson county,
"a.
The Washington times., 1910-03-22
WANTED-RoOMS & BOARD

NTED-Room and board in country by-
young couple. convenient TO cars. reasona BE
price. BOX IS. Times odIce. mh20-srs
The Washington times., 1910-03-22
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

HELPER on Tailored CoATs-Flrst-
class; also apprentice girl. pay while learn
ing lio' L 81 n. w mh22-St'
LADY CAsaIER-Niehts. BOX 1e Times
once mhz0-5t.
Nt-RsE-white. - mattresses ts a week
kIsHERS AGENCY, 4l9 10Th =. II
NURsE-white. for children: to & TO Fred
ericksourg ll2e 22d 81. y W mh2l-3tc
PRESSER- Experienced. collar and cun. Ap-
ply WEST END LAUNDRY. l1Z5 Pa ave
mh2i-2tc
sALEsIADTES- Several. experienced. Tor our
suit department. permanent position and
good salary To right parties. apply THE
FAM0Js. 4el-ic5 .th ST. y. ". mh2l-5t
SALESLADIEs-E Experienced. millinery. Ap-
ply =. ROSE. l113 ST mh2l-2t-
SKIRT HANDs-Fi7st-class H. MILLER
III 18th n ". mhc0-3tc
.TAILORESS-AT once: in busheling depart
ment MERIT & MERIT CO. 9os Z ST
TAILORESS-2. t. work on mems clothes.
can al once. SC'iULMAN. 102 a ST n W
WOMAN for geHer-l houseWork; recommen-
datlon. CAL at once. 70 ~. y E ltc
WAITRESS ES-2. experienced white; new
place. ~ pa. ave. mh22-3t.
WAITRESS SEs-i, white. Apply Hotel Burton.
22e \. Cap. ST. mh2e-9;-
WAITRESS Experienced 752 i5th 81 y. "
mhI-2tc
WOMAN-Good. reliable. coIored. 20 assist IN
cooking and stay al nights. 110s Il 81. y "
WOMAN-Go0d colored; TO come mornings TO
small fat 10 set breakfast for lady and
clean up, call back in evening at & O'Clock TO
get dinner. Apply APT. y. stanhope. lte
HELP WANTED-MALE
BoY-white; reliable; 20 learn jes,eiry manu-
featuring r. HARRIS & co, 7th and ID
SIS. y. W mh22-2t
BOT-Neat bright with wheel: mrst be wei
recommended. Apply lfl1 -. y W
BOY about L 10 work in care bakery. Apply
cHAs, SCHNEIDER BAKERY, fl5 Ey'
81. u A. m. Wednesday ltc
/ BOYS. over IS, with bicycles. Apply -
y 81 y " mh22-2.
ROY-WhIte, IN ie,yelry shop. III r y "
BELL BOYS. fireman. house man. white. $50
/ engineer. kitchen boy. 1855 11th X. ". II
| BRIGHT young man about eighteen, % worE
az soda fountain. must furnish references
/ BRIGHT BOYS can earn good money work
Ing after school hours Apply BOX ..
Washington Times selZ-n
/ USHELMAN-FIrst-cIa Apply al once
! GEO. r. KEEN. Inc. 1910 r ST. ite
BUsHELMEN-Tao. arst-class. STEADY work
| BUSHELSIAN-At once. MERIT q MERIT
/ co. So6 F Ft. T.. W mhZZ-5J
The Washington times., 1910-03-22
COLORED MEN

COATNIAKEES-s drst-claSs. on mems coats.
A N KEEN 1872 r 81. mh---5Jc
COAT MAKERS rst class. also a helper
on coats Apply WEINBERG * Co. -15
Pennsylvania ave. S. i. mh-z-St-
COAT MAkERE-T0 work inside. steady
work. call az once 2l4 7th 81. S "
uh-l-2-c
CARRIAGE PAINTER Experienced. 1885
Wisconsin ave. -. W. mhZ--ols
COLLECTOR for iastaIment house. mus,
have wheel B'H -, Times Office -
DIsHwAsHER. IN Pa ave. \. "
mh22-Sts
The Washington times., 1910-03-22

Changes have been frequent in the
personnel OF the force Of the Fire De-
partment at Congress Heights. J. J.
Liston has been transferred from No 3
Truck Company 10 the Congress Heights
COMPANY. Assistant Driver Lacey has
been sent from No. > Chemical Company
here 10 No % Company, in the city c.
r Kuhns hes been transferred from No.
3 Truck Com oany in Washington to the
local hre-fighting force Assistant Driver
Brooks, who was transferred 70 No. .
Company at LangdOn. has been re-
transferred TO the Congress Heights de-
partment.
The Washington times., 1910-03-22
ROOMS AND BOARD

? ST y ". 254-Nicely furnished rooms
w-itn excellent board. mh1e-ote
G ST y. w. fls-f5-comfotable rooms anI
board. s. week. nlhZ0-sfs
MYRTLE ST. 6--Room. board . or 3 u-.r-
bath rrnas-7+-
TRANSIESTS. 81 per day. weekly S ana %.
good board double rooms. cveFl0oEinE
White House. GEORGE WAEHISGTC%
HOTEL. 18Th and y y ave. " W.
The Washington times., 1910-03-22
Army and Navy Orders;
Movement of Vessels

ERHOFF. jr.. from the Ninth In
fantTy 10 the Eighth Infantry
Second Lieutenant WILLIAM c WHIT
ENER from the Eighth Infantry 70
the Ninth Infantry.
The Washington times., 1910-03-22
WANTED-ROOMS

WANTED-By quiet coi0red girI. unfurniFhsf
room, vita nice colOred people. near sr-
and n F.. must Be reasonable. Ad6-rgs
IRENE c., 7-f 5th y E. IL
FIRST floor rooms, within two 6I-~,.
q Penna. ave. S. F.: light house keep.nr
Address BOX .. Times Office. stating b-i-s
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