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The Washington times., 1910-10-04
RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.

ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every other hour Sa the Odd HOur.-"
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW FORR
NEW TERMINAL I'D ST. NEW YORK
100 a. m-Diner. pullman ParlOr Car
1850 a. m--5-hOur train CAFE ParIcr Car
1890 e. m--Cafs ParlJr Car
al 90 q m--Diuer and pullman ParlOr Car
800 p m--D.ner and Pullman Psrlo- Car
90 =. ul---'Asoyal Limited Al PuEuaaa
EiIe-hOUr-
1900 D. un-CUsches 10 PhLIadeIpbIa
$50 p m--DineF and Observation Fs-Ios
$50 p m--Coaches to New York
s1.-15 <T-SleeperS 70 New York
S2:52 a. m.-Sl~egers % PhIiade paia aud NsW
ATLANTIC CRY. t7.ol. 's.oa tu.Os
q 90 $40 p
To Baltimore
EVERY HOUR on THE HOI-R-
CWeek Days. a N 20 Il D M
- f5-0O. 80, 'l-UU "a TS-JJ. 's-3l s-os
4e-SI slg.JC,, ITO q Il. SIZ.Ug mon. +l3-9s
. - MS; fZ.00. SEQ. T5.Z0 $50 800
f4s5 $50 +5.OS, 80. 1900, $50. T..O1 'S-0S
ts.oo 'lS.l@ 'I'- SS,, ~ - IN Fla y T
CHICAGO, $40 a M. IL $50 p n
CI%CINNATL ST. LOUIS. and LOT-Ts
VILE, $40 a. n '4.o5 p n, 'lzsI0 nfEh.
.11-se nIght Sleeper ready. ~ p n
CLEVELAND. $40 p n
COLUMBUS. $50 2 m
WHEELING. SIC = n. $50 , m
CUMBERLAND. 's.lS P m. Queen cIIy
sR WSiI-SSiC=HEsTER. 1910 a n. fi.os. $50,
p FREDERICK. $50 ts.lG 800 a n. asa
~ ES,G iEiRS TfoWN. 1910 a m. $500 p n
.bafiy- Except sunday. sunday oaly.
--E,T E-PHON ES a. ali o. the following
TicEet Offces; l4lI { St Tel Main l5sl; SIS
c,-rion ticket Ofice. Main ESQ. Iuforrna-
- Bureau. Main $50
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CARPET SWEEPING

ALBERT KAHLERT & CO. Improved Steam
Carpet Cleaners; cleaning, making and lay
ing carpets and rugs; mattress making 30
B st s. W Phone N 2036.
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AUTOS REPAIRED

LET Us PUT YOUR shade, radiator, fend-
er, and lamps into proper condition; very
small cost Try US FRENCH RADIATOR
& FENDER CO. 1852 z 81. \. w North POS M
WE REPAIR OR REBUILD your auto; cars
Cleaned by day CT month. oils, gasOIene
and suppliesi reasonable prices; all work
guaranteed I445 Columbia Court, between
14tn ana 18th. Columbia I'd and Irving ST.
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60. 9. WALKER,
HyattSville, Nd.

FOR SALE-Lanham. Nd. Pa r. r -
acres. Address 60 Mass. ave y. y
FOR SAt.E-New Groom house. Il acres 2 -
fruit, all kinds. J. miles on W r q
Ry Inquire bl6 II St y T.
FOR SALE-Au my lots in Randle High
lands; also Clarke Addition good 5DD6--
tunity- Apply d. +. THOMAS Darlington
Hartford county. Nd.
S. CASH AND SMALL MONTHLY
PAYMENT
VIII buy a beautiful bungalow
J. 9. ROGERS. Owner, Ut Rainier, Nd.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANE0US
s87 CASH.

s87 CASH.
UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO: PERFECT
CONDITION: BEAUTIFUL TONE. ELE-
CANT CASE: COST $3.50. 9O5 y. Y. AVE.
FOR SALE-Sone fine fresh canned peaches
al Sc. loc. and 12c per can, by the dozen
or case + II. BOOTH. ~ 21st 81. n W.
Fhone West ll21 Y
FOR SALE-Counter shelves. Ice box. three
showcases. and oil tank cheap. 732 9Th 81
PIANO TUNING, 81 30; piano and organ re-
pairing; work guaranteed by man OF 20
postal J F. HERMAN, 1920 Pa. ave. \. W
FOR SALE-Chea9 coupe rockaway and
physicians buggy: botS good condition. APP
ply Sos 9Th St s W
WE'RE CROWDED WITH FINE PIANOS
traded in for Player Pianos. so we've cut
prices to the extreme 10 force quick selling
Many OF these Instruments are as good as
new-most Of them are standard makes
Fischer. Sl25; Hardman. $3.50. Kimbsll. $3.50:
Stieh. $3.50; Nose < Sons. S145: Knabe. 500.
Auto-piano. $3.50: HardInan Autotone. $500 and
many others. Easy terms. O. ]. DeMOLL
q Co. cor. l2lh and 6 -sts.
very handsome special price, SIS; cost $50
NORWOOD. sTH AND X
NEW SAMPLE
FURNITURE
And High-grade
SLIGHTLY USED FURNITURE
AT HALF PRICE.
E. P. TAYLOR, 100 G ST. N. w.
BARGAINS ~ PIANOS.
haNing purchased the entire stock Of a
local .9 dealer we oner the following.
80 Pi a-ios S5iJ
fsSoy IlanoS At. SO
5000 Chase Bros, slightly used sI95
500 Cole, slightly used SIS
e'o Livingston. slightly used -------.----- $40
". l. WHITSON.
us 1lth 81. y. W
FOR sALE-eoO iron vheeIba-rows. 100000 IT,
lolstt @7,Vye boards, lot SU. 4 roofing slate
Drlcklayers' and plasteIers' scaffOidIng COM
piete' 5000 H. heavy timber suilaOie Tor
derricks, purchased from the new National
Museum one steam heating plant
A. EDW- CLARK. Builders Supplies Expert
Nrecker OF Buildings. 1873 New jersey ave.
=. W. Day phone. North -sy, nighl phone.
FOR sALE-Flat top desk. $500. iron safe.
Ss-oO' tWo Office chairs, SEQ each.
See
HOLLYWOOD. STH AHD X.
A FINE LOT Of secondhand furniture. cook
stoves for cosl OF gas. Anything you need
very cheap l-ARKlN a son. 40. - y. ".
FOR sALE-ssOO mahogany upr.snt plano,
Will sell ve-y cheap Tor cash. w r y =.
AMERICAN Rebuilt 1ypeWrIJeEs. s,lu4. 20
new guaranteed. all makes from AL ~
ne also rent machines. TYPEWRITER n
OFFICE SUPPLY co. - nth. Phone Il 35Os
TYPEWRITER-Remins 40. o., modern.
nearly new, guaranteed, $50. G-l.1 cred
for trial On request 6yo l. - y l. Phone
Lincoln $3.50.
FOR SALE-Large outside show case. plate
glass special price So5-UJi cost $I-5.lv. save
money. see
NORWOOD. STH AND X
FULL LINE OF slightly used sewing ma
chlnes, All standard makes including drop
heads and box top, anything YOU want mon!
= 10 So, on easy monthly payments We
make a specially OF repairing machines am
makes put In drst-class condition al very
low cost DAVIS AGENCY. gIg gth y. "
Phone NJ. 1888.
FOR SALE-Upright piano. eood as new,
Special price. slo5Ugs Gust SsUuOJ
See
HQPWOOD. STH AND X
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L0CKSMITH

LOOK FOR THE BIG BLUE KEY
Mechanical bargains. keys made that
MT shears. scissors. knives, razors and
saws sharpened; lamps and oilstOves cleaned
and repaired r f PRUESSER. The Lock-
smith. 7I2 IIth St y. W
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MOTORCYCLES

FOR SALE-1glO Yale; good as new: an ex-
ceptionaI bargain. T. y. MUDD. IT.. Inc,
1223 y. Y. ave.
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COAL AND WOOD
TAlLORS

TAILORING.
ALL KINDS OF WORK
LANDSMAN. 90 EAST CAPITOL.
Mr.. UNION MAN-we use the custom union
label: AZ or no pay: newest patterns; finest
fabrics. l. ROSSNER 603 + st. " w
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DUMPING GROUND
FLOOR FINISHING

OLD FLOORS SCRAPED 70 the wood. -
polished ana waNed IS our speciality. expert
Workuen: Work guaranteed FLOOR RE-
postal
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FOR SALE-One horse. good. steady driver.
Apply GEO T. KEEN, Inc, 1870 r St y. W
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HORSES AND VEHICLES
SPECIAL ATTENTION.

THIS Is A GOOD CHANCE for some one
TO buy nice gentle horse cheap. suitable
for most any kind OF work, We have owned
- for two years; is faithful and fearless,
has always been used on mason wagon
I Will sell him very reasonable to any one
who will assure him a good home. Call Mrs
KOHLEEt, 80 1th 81 $ "
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BICYCLES

VIKING BICYCLES-Au repairs FREE for
one year, easy payments IL desired. T ~
MODD, Jr, Inc, l225 y \. ave. y. W.
WE LEAD-OTHERS FOLLOW.
Unicorn puncture-prOOf tires, SIS put on.
P. J. WENDELL & CO.. 172S 9Th ST. y. W.
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FOR SALE-HOrse gentle and sound; good
worker; very cheap. 3C53 r st. n W
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FLOOR OILS

c. T. HUNTERS Sanitary Dust-HIuling Floor
oil keeps the floors clean and bright gives
them polished finish Good for your furni-
ture; try H. 50c gallon delivered. Phone
Main 545S. Onice. 113 Pa. ave. y w Wash
incton. D. G. T. : A Used By L. 8 Govt
audsoVer 5000 families for the last . years.
DON'T BUY FLOOR OIL until you've tried
ours; sc gal ENTERPRISES HARDWARE
CO. 927 Sta y " Phone NJ 505l
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WALL PAPER

GIVE Us a TRIAL before having YOU
rooms paperedi great reduction FOR ae1t 81
days. estimates Cb@erluI-y given. " i
MARTIN az BRO. III " G. ave s. Il
Ehone J. 80
BEFORE HAVING your house paDerat. -a-
our estimate rooms papered, 81. 70 ana IN
4 y LEAPLEE 60. 1G4 l0rh 81 n Z
SEE NE before having your house paDerad
Rooms papered from 3 Up. RICHARD
CARLISLE, As y y. ave Phone Norta
-
ROOMS -PAPERED. s. uD. Wall paDer. Sc
4, and 8 a piece Work guaranteed I,e
FREIA, 500 T st \. W Phone North s4Sl
PAPERHANCING AND PAINTI$G.
First-class work at lowest prices
J r BOWEN lU5 9Th 81. * T. Line q Y
ROOMS PAPERED. s. Up. Send postal To-
samples and estimate cHAS. n. HTSAN
SO = Cap 81 Phone Line. 223S.
PAPERHANGISG and DECORATING Ps-
liable work Of the very highest utsa7i-y
Reasonable prices Satisfaction guaranteed
= years experience BRCNELL x Null
NE1. 456 9 st y. y. Drop postal
PAINTING and PAPERHANGTNCT-F i-ST-
class mechanics: satisfaction guarantees
Drop card, will call W HUFF. $50 Est 81
LATEST fall designs: estimates furnished.
prices reasonable send postal or phone
Line 1858 o. W HUH. 22I Q St y 8
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PHYSICIANS

DR.. REED, Specialist.
804 18th Street.
p years successful practice in the cure OF
chronic and nervous diseases OF men and
women means health 10 you IL YOU suffer
from catarrh. obesity. rheumatism Consti-
patton. piles, throat, lung. brain. heart blood
and skin diseases, nervous debility. kidney
diseases. bladder troubles. specific blood pol
sOuing, erUptiOnS, ulcers and all private dis
eases cured FOR life by safe methods
CHARGES LOW. INCLUDING MEDICINES
Private Waiting Rooms for Ladies'
office Hours. 10 10 /. 8 10 o, SUNDAYS 10 10 II
SCI SEN ST. y. w
STRICTLY TRUE that I0COmOtOr-ataxia in
fautiie paralysis. paralysis, rheumaffSr,
BriCh-'S disease, govt, those ailments Of the
nerves, spine. back. and limbs that interfara
with the pleasure OF life are cured byy an
forced-resJoring the-blOod circulation Yor,
are invited 10 come 10 my Office and in
terview my patients. Come and learn yvbar
81 viii do for that 1ilmeut your PHYSICIAN
cant cure. PREF. 3 n y. PARKER IOe7
sth -. y. W The promises IN this al Will
be MADE good at my Office
SPECIALIST. 1905 H ST. \ W
Nervous Diseases rheumatism Cont
Chorea, Goitres- Free Consultation. P11-asf
Medicines: Personal Attention Genito-I--{n-
AIRY. Special Diseases. any stage. prouptl,-
relieved, safely. perUaI-Stly cured ONCE
central.
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PHOTOGRAPH SUPPLIES

AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Ny co-opei alive plan for deveiopiu. ana
printing enabies you TO secure an SXlO en-
larsement absolutely free. Cali and learn
the details. Phone Main 1915
SEABROOK, sos + 81. n. w.
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FOR SALE-Lefy at PITSNOGLE STABLE.
wagon, practically new, panel side, doors
front and back, cheap Rear 237 Pa ave
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ANTIQUE FURNITURE

NJ. SEGAL ANTIQUE FURNITURE RE
PRODUCING. REPAIRING. slI L ST
y. " D-ZONE y. 259 Y
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WINDOW CLEANING

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY wINDowS7
White help and moderate prices LEON L
CAHOON. Acme Window Cleaning Co, re-
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LAUNDRiES
LAUNDRY

LAUNDRY"
Collars and cuffs. 1c when left with other
work At Office alone &C.
AL shirts lOC.
Phone Main 2304 for wagon
METROPOLITAN LAUNDRY CO..
SO 9Th ST. y. w.
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BIRDS AND ANIMALS

per by vaccination with imported German
serum Particulars upon application Ur
CECIL FRENCH. us 18th 81. y w
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STOVE REPAIRING

NOlICEl
Furnaces repaired. tested out and p,,t IN
running order for winter by an expert: dol
lars saved In coal and price OF work reason
ave y ".
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AUTOS FOR HIRE.

AUTOMOBILES for hire TO Marlboro races.
sldIIng october l. Apply at the KEYSTONE
HOTEL or phone Main 5Ig2
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DENTISTRY

CUT RATE PAINLESS DENTISTRY
Full set OF teeth, $3.50. Gold crowns. 50
Bridgework, 3 Filings. SOC up PAM ESS
NAVY PAINLESS DENTISTS. cor. ,th and
D SITS. Entrance, $50 F 81. y. ". Phone
Main geo
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-13
Soothing Drink.

When one 10 subject to sore throat
q soothing drink IL made from 4 mint
OF barley water, brought to the boiling
point over . hot IRE. TO this 10 added
IN ounce OF the best gum arabic,
which 10 constantly stirred untn d..
solved. @
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-13

ca and cash items in vault
CuSJeAey &.....s.....s ...........S 2OOO
SILVER ............ 1914
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11
WANT MORE INSI RERS.
Credit Mems Association VIII seek "a
Bring Others Into the Field

A conHagratIoE in this city. in the
opinion 81 William II Ho,chkIss. the state
Superintendent 81 Insurance. would bank
rupt many fir. insurance Companie. now
doing business here. Mr. Hogchki.s says
that the need for more good reliable In.
EuranCe IA more serious than the need
for more bread. The statement of IN.
supe rintend"nt. coupled with a similar
one made iast week Al the Legislative
inquiry. has stirred the executive commit /.
tee ~ the New Work Credit Mems Assoc
citation and at the monthly meeting held
on Thursday. they determined 10 help
meet the situation by endeavorinR 20
Undue. other high class Insurance com
paAIas a. enter this field
The Governor and The Mayor and the
presidents 81 the Chamher 81 Commerce.
the Merchants Association and the state
bankers Association have teen asked
to appoint cornmifie"s ~ ono To mes,
with the fire insurance committee Of th.
Credit Mems Association and di.c,Iss
the - iIatInn
Many foreign companies ara not repre-.
sented her" and Il ~ Proposed 10 invite
them 70 establish agencies There seems
10 be- no doubt in the minds 81 tho mem
bers ~ rho fire insurance commit ee.
~ the Credit Mems Association that tha.
more COMPANIES tina, are es,abli. he'd
under IN" supervision ~ IN" Insurance
department ~ the stat. the NOR. com J..
table will he the regulation n the business
and tho more advantageous will he the
facilities Afforded the ins'ning public.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11

lives could lind htIl- 4 value 20 u-~ IN
the cas-. until MIChs.i waIA~i - the
i<-S and banded ih.'m the h'.u> Nh,"h they
ray " Ut utmost VAIN" m 'urN''s now"
the gang ant 'gIi'rurtn2 th' r."S."ni"r.
Michael -.,id thlt whom o." I'i-" next
door We r.utl,i IA utV''r- N'nt away
IN hurry. leaving a woman 10 Suaru LIN
H.. crI,d out "a, tH'' "pr'ar ana was
thr-atsu.d With pm 'h'n"nt unless he
remained quiet ~" >tld h" had plenty
a. eat dur,ns It's nm -IsnnInent and that
although several wem were m the room
at times % certain uAn with Il black
tnlst.,cr. " .,,.. name h" did not know
ALWAYS brought nl~ food
The Italian detectives saw that Sicilians
occupy III" block Ia East Sixty third
street almost exclusively and that nearly
all Of tn. kidnapping and Matchmaking
of the country can be traced To them
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11
The Weber Piano
And Three Other Famous Pianos

Nothing harmonizes with the Christmas
spirit more beautifully than a piano and
nowhere is it possible to find such
representative gathering of world famous
pianos as at Aeolian Hall. Never before
was the opportunity for satisfactory Sc
lection more propitious than now.
Think Of the pleasure and satisfaction Of ehoos-
ing from an assortment of pianos that includes
such world-far,ous instruments as the Weber the
Sieck. the Wheelock and the Stuyvesant Then
there is the added advantage of buying direct from
the manufacturer
Every instrument in this superb collection 10 a
veritable masterpiece. Each represents the best
piano that can be purchased for the price.
Here you will find beautiful examples Of ths
Weber and Steck Grand Pianos in a variety of
styles and designs Then there are scores Of pat
terms in upright pianos in these and in our other
makes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11
The Pianola
The Standard Piano Player

What greater gift could you bestow than
the gift of music! And in the Pianola
you have the means of endowing anyone
with this rare accomplishment.
The Pianola enables the veriest novice
to render any piano selection with the ex-
preston and finish of brilliant musician.
1t not only assures immediate music
mastery. but it extends this mastery to
practically everything meritorious in ru-
sic that has ever been written. Moreover
the Pianola is always as new as the latest
music roll purchased for it.
The universal acceptance of the Pianola
by world far,ous musicians by royalty
and by leading musical authorities the
world over, is conclusive proof of I'm.
questioned artistic supremacy.
The Pianola is a separate attachment to with
your present piano. Il may be moved away when
not in use. Three distinct models Of the Panola
IN various woods to match your piano.
Prices. $3.50 to $3.50
Moderate Monthly Payments
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HENRY Gtr CARLETON DEAD.
Playwright ssrickrn Win rarAosi. In
Hot Spring
Hor SPRINGS. ARK. Dec 10 Henry Guy
Carleton died h-r'' to-day Of paralysis.

Henry Guy Car, ION was hv turns re-
porter. soldier. play wright and inventor
lie was born al Fort Union. y NJ June
Fl. 1854 MS father being Gen. James
H Carleton, All Indian hghter A1'er
leaving santa Clara College. California.
he did some SPECIAL wrItIng for the San
FRANCHISE 'hronICi, and then IN accord
ance with his ia h". - wishes entered the
army. IL. Wa, .l-Ston.d Second
Lieutenant IN "a. Eh,h United States
Cavalry III 1873 AMT renamed IN the ser
vice until IN" ;akIns part In several
campaigns against the Indians and in the
cattle chief fights along the Rio Grande
On rp~ignIng from the army he became
as- lCIate ,,iItur # the New Orleans Times
later tn. TInss-I'smOcruf, and was the
New Orleans correspondent ~ the New
York Times in the yellow fever epidemic
in ISIS Prom then until 1883 he wOrked
for newspapers in chicago and New
York and in the latter year took editorial
charge 81 Lac
He wrote his first play. The Age of
Gold" when Ia. was II ami took 1t
20 Joha MCt 'uliough who read IL pro-
nounced It mplayable and at the same
time adv i-ed Carleton So try again. In
1870 he Wrote M-mnon. a tragedy which
was accepted by Mccullough but never
PRODUCED ms next plAy, ns Lion
Mouth WIS produced hy freCierirk
wsrCie in 1891. and IN lss, Lester Waliack
produced Cartoons Victor Durand.
which was success After that came
The Pembertons "" Earle Trouble,
The Princess of Erie. A Guided Fool
in which MAI G,,odwIn made a success:
The Butterflies written AT Charles
Frohman : request !or John Drew and a
success: A bit II scandal Lem Kettle.
That Imprudent Young Couple Am
bition.- Two Men II Bus ness Coli
nette- and adaptations Of VI Yer Again.
Ladies First and The Cir from Max
inns" most Of the latter for Charles Froh-
man.
He also was the inventor Of devices Tor
measuring the percentage OF fire or choke
damp IN coal mine from the superin.
tend.nts Office. for the electric control
Of locks AN arc light lamp. IA thermostatic
fire alarm and other devices and treat
ment for nervous Diseases
Mr.. Carleton first wife WAS Efie Shan
non. the actress. whom he married in 1871.
She got "A divorce from him two Years
later and IN 1894 he was married ~ Olive
May. a member - the cast Of his play
-Butterties who also divorced him.
He was IL member - the Society Of
Colonial War; ~ the Society Of MAyfiower
Descendants and 81 the New York Yacht
Club.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11

haitian has volunteered to take I'D the
case Tor ne. n" ha- had n consIItation
with Mr.. Higgins Of Brooklyn. Who 10
head Of the National ANTI Vaccination
league. shall push I'll" case to the last
extremity and II the decrse Of IN. court
"a against me and forces my children 10
be vacCinated and attend school I shall
Kill IN" official whoever he may be- who
attempts To yaccinate my children Then
they can kill me " they want To"
Thorpe ia ~ years Of ago and Was born
In England. He came to the United States
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11
The Aeolian Orchestrelle

AS gift for the critical musician as we'll
as for the unskilled music lover, the
Aeolian Orchestrelie will receive enthusi.
astic acceptance.
The possession OF the Orchestreile means the
permanent presence IN ones home Of a br!lliar,
orchestra tina; any r,enbe. Of the family can direct
Whatever the orchestra can play the perforre.
on the Orchestrelle can adequately reproduce. He
can voice his feelings and emotions in many ex
auisite voices voices ranging from the soothing
sweetness of the violin or the fascinating oboe
tones. TO the majestic music Of the pipe organ.
He can render all music from the latest popular
song waltz to Beethoven Symphony with the
full orchestral setting
And he can do all this without the slightest
knowledge Of music without knowing one note
from another. Anyone can play the Orchestrelle
artstically.
You must hear the Orchestree to realize its
wonderful musical possibilities You must play it
yourself TO appreciate what its possession means to
a lover Of music
abrasive model 81 the Orehessyss secured
fov $500 Moderate Mentally psymssts Dssssd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11

nata them and who has been summoned
10 appear before Magistrate Handy IN
New Brighton on December ~ said yes
'erday.
Il mean everything I said. saw
District Superintendent OF Schools W
J. Ettinger last Saturday afternoon and
he tried u persuade me 30 drop tn matter.
have two children. Jessie, a years u
age. and Emerson years old They are
h"althy and robust and I DO not want
them varcinated. have no money
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11

IN 1884 and lived in Chicago and Jersey
City. He has been employed for the last
three years az "a stenographer In the otiscs
Of Special Deputy Surveyor Smyth IN the
Custom House We has lived In Staten fsl-
md for live years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11
DIED..

| ALLISON. -vislA do Sales Dorian u,,. o. C.,.,.
| H. Aissnn. ~ rssidrnes. 1000 wal,oa ~
| near issth u.
| Funeral at iate residence Sunday. 20 "A
intssmeat privats.
| BROWNE December 4. m board s,r,rs,,
Balantia. British West indies, Lewis MannIn.
husband Of Nellie sparrow Brown AM .oo
OF tho late Lewis blanchard AMI Emm,
Manning Brown. In his nd rear
Notice Of funsra hereaffer.
! CHANDLER December o n Cl.v,.,a
Ohio. George H. Chandler. father % W.,
Charles ". Baser and Mrs samuel Chsn..-
cHCRCh.-suddeniy. t Nes YORK Fytiay
December .. BenJsmin siliin,an. son o, IN.
late John Barker Church and Maria rrimbpu
Church. Punevai scrSices At IFS late rrstierc.
- Gramercy Park on Sunday. Dcc-mber II
at I'D q. N. lnterrnent ct Albany ~.
washing G ton. ID. C. and New Haven Coar
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DCNNiGAS.-On December W lsn Franc,
widow Of John Dunnisan.
Funefai from her late resshenee. al West i,lt
st.. on Tuesday. December u at saH "
thence 70 the Church Of our Lady q. inuris.
issd st. near Convent sv. fnte-m-ui CA
vary Cemetery. Messiah. y. Y. paper,
please copy.
FRANKLIN.-At hi. residence. s5c Leno, AZ.
semsn Tudor franklin. aged en- wears
1nserment private. Please omi, flowers
HALL.-wlniAm Hall. aged TO- Funeral from
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PIERCE. -sSddeniy. AZ Hotel ~ Andrc~. on Sat.
uruay. december 10. 1910. Walter l. Pierce
Funeral servie- At 81 Paurs Nethod-t Fp'soo.
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On Tuesday. December Is. 1910. at v.
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RASDOl. PH-Or Frtdsy, December O. 1910 A,
vasninr,on. d. c. Major General wslsc.
r. Rnndolph T. y A. retired I'm the 10th
year of his are
Funeral services at hts late residence isi7 New
Hanpshire Az, on Monday December 4.
Al. O'clock Intermeo, AT Arlington
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