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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-18
RENO SECOND CHOICE
As SITE F0R BATTLE
Offer to Pay Richards License
and Erect the Arena Free
Of Charge.

RENO. NEW. June ts.--Wiliam
Mccartney. representing Richard and
Gleason. has received telegram from
'G1e&stsn stating that no definite action
would be taken before Tuesday, and
II BY that time tnings had not 30
shaped themselves a. TO make II GER
tain the fight would be held In San
Francisco without Interference, the
scene Of the battle would be shifted 70
Reno. M NJ
That Reno viii not make any e.
fort TO outbid GoIdtieid In its alleged
Ofrer Of $I1o, 900 for the big night wal
evidenced immediately after the A.
soctated Press bulletlns announcing
the decision Of Rickard were posted
The statement was immediately Issued
from the business mems corumfttes
which has the local end Of the affaiI
in charge that Reno would not raise
its initial offer one cent. Reno has
3offered 70 pay Richards license and
erect the arena free OF charge.
"A telegram was received to-day BIZ
Charles Short manager of Moans
Springs. located on the outskirts Oi
NaR0. aAkfng what arrangement
could BE- made for the estA blishmen
OF training quarters for Jenries and
trainers II the springs Short tele.
graphed that amy arrAngonents suit
able to Berger would be suitable x
him. \ This ii taken to mean BIZ Rene
people that Reno will be the battle
ground. Notwithstanding the offer 81
Goldfeld.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-18
Pnnke Rcasly sor Ketchel.

KEwANEE. ILL. Jun. fs.--Biliy
Papke left here for Boston to box
Jack Twin Sullivan. The 'Thun-
derbolt" says he II ready to meet
ketchel again at any time and any
place named by the rniddiewetght
champion. He In ready to. BET $4,000
he can stop the Michigan whiriwind.
and win turn the proceeds over TO
charity. II thought could meet
Ketchei and arrange for 4 match on
my way East said Billy Tonight.
hut when he learned was coming
he called on everything and started
for the coast. /"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-18
READY F0n
N clhIs
Junior Members Of e
to Enjoy Their An3
Jaunt. \
YOUNGSTERS OFF
NUMEROUS hi
Every Precaulion !.
Their Safety md
Kinds Of Sports M
Enjoyed. \

Preparations arg now ll
for the annual encan1pfnS
boys OF the local Young
tian Association. From All ~
the encampment this ycer "a
Of the most successful avor
the association. Expeftxl6
mer encampmenty has fitted
GERS to give the boys the
urea of camp life. and e ~
that the youngsters Will Ju1
opportunity that IL offered 4
Forty boys Will be tnlw3
camp this year and Appltcq1
be filed at the association at0
II IL believed that the tl
filled long before the tltle
ing. Il!
The camp this year VIII
same place ct which Il -
in the past several yoAFn
located on the property " j "
Jones at Carysbroot, W. ~ 4
will begin on July 8. and 4!
woodsmen will break camp !
on the return journey On JtIls
Only members az the o1
will be allowed to CO., the ~
its are IL to 1s years El11
ton has large NUMBER o. u. ~
ana complete camp aQuipz III: .ss s.
comfort of the BOYS CO .!!l3l
camp every precautt0n VIII
for their welfare, The bern
In double deck canvas ~. ~ |EssgZ
will be given good. wnotecal
prepared Dy good COOKS ~ '..9
ceive all they want g - HI
Care-IAncss - u
rhys'cai nrsesor - -, s.s'a ~.
will give his personal eupe
all details Of Work ma
will have several young me4
sistantA and the poH Vii - u ;!
= strict aonerenee e ~. 49, y;
n h
ply q the camps VII !, y II
year they are I: N0 -. sssz5
guns VII ~ All0 M Il 49, n ~
NO swsnasniue I'LL q - y .ss ssalZ
~ tne reguinr nouIa -
win &c aiOwe0 eASHs ~
ence Of ieAder, III
Among tne pieasuI 49, n
enjoyed e camp To- III s'5lss'
paseoah sWIsauss S.. 49, III i " y NJ b.
letics. camp IRE. quoles. : u
inE. trampne. 49, as sISS
stu1y psAAs - sa3z
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-18
AeropIaa,c Uscful IL War.

Whatever may be said or the inaprac-
ticAbiiity Of the aeroplane Ia its prss-
ent stage Of development ~ vehicle
OF attack ii warfare. III utility ~ =
means OF communication across the
lines Of IN enemy cannot be question
ed. PAulhan. Curtis and now HamtI-
ton have dem onstrated that the
heavier-than-air machine can be
driven over long distances 1t high
speed at almoe any elevation %
which the operafer cares to ascend.
and II Ii probable that the iimitations
upon human flight hare Nv no means
vet been reached. Il hAa been argued
that the wireless telegraph viii prove
as ! channel Of secrei
during hQstillties -
calio wireless messages may be In
tex{ 6p1ed and translated luy the ene-
my The aeroplane dispAtch- beafer.
nyfny III high speed out Of The rnnEe
pf ~ esst o. sharpsh0ct WI
snreiy n10F& ii the next war h4tSweer
civtf16e6 00opl6n. He VIII n1kk 4 chflda
play m decentralization betWeen sap.
Arated xetce& md ohsefvatioE M IN
cAemy'a Hon. Pm tadelphta Rsc.
ord n n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-18
AUTOMOBILE CLUB WILL 4
NET ON MONDAY NIGHT

Several matters OF Importance win
be considered Monday night at the
monthly meeting OF the Richmond Au-
tomobiie Association TO be held at the
Richmond Hotel.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-18
Ry 4. ID. HoNNEyIII4E.

Z I y T.
Nv r Il, HoNNEvfrI.E
Manager Iawior fatlai - .hou an
SATURDAY. mnrnirr ana ounar rsraar
lee was ~ surnri.afl that NJ har,tIv
LnAu wb.t -, ~ wnar : rys~aan., -
aho,,t M rs,,sr ~ 49,, ardar
stand 4. said M prad iav ..ha vava
ma 70 unaarstand thai ~. wa,,,a h..
hers no, Iafer than Thursdav ~ Pa
dav and NJ WORD nas eo,na yrcy,, mir,
since =
,.n,a ~ .a.as ~ ~ A.. ara !, =.
he viii h. It tha. ,srk N time 70 as,
rec, tha MIS- v,ng ~ ~. sa..ard gan,.
,.,,,E ,ha .nsrr,or,.
nahef, VINO was carried rom tne
Asao ~ tns Hrst inn'ns q r!Iuay
game, caiied IN . doctor iate IN the
aLteInoon anu Wa aasiseu tnat ne nao
Substances . shsni spFalh q the ih-
s,ep. nc vas aussseu " Iahe so on
pieao Tvs, -. IeN lays. Mhen nc
may oe an.s 70 sn.s. .hs game asain.
tbs lnJuis - ho. iaSsg ~ Keep ns''l
anu "nlie &c - put his place VIII pc
Hiisu ~
naAeI Nasisa hp oMner D1Aoies ~
20. Ie say tue aoc.oI anu Ieeeteeo
pe. \. as 70 ~ nome LOT lev uays-
= - Aas hss. TIP nv'ne since rspor.-
Inv nste Svr eAIs spIins p,ae',es.
ownes ~ 81 sonsausIs tnat hs mas
a.neu the uip' even u ne were NOT
u'jaIoa. IN,
wan re.u1n aere mex. ihuIs
CAD, anu eApsc.s g 20 anie - get
~ ~ sac z as1v ~ .s ~ 1ais Seaai -.
t.is iat a. nss paI u
snosS. sa,h avnA Ap.A1 nS vas
wearing lo1 thf mrs. TIME.
M ss... nlA s LOT oas. appseeia.s Is
.a ms 1919 ~ 49, Sa...na =. 49, IA -
sa.S. ..sfs..sa ~. -.
1na. ne ~as NY anlas olnpl. .arl go =.
90 Win nrowh seserai nissaAss IN
rIioay = same !. = ), mas iusa Is
,ulheu y .he sane. saau ~. nsaa-
s. ana ny sa so 10 piAs ne IN
posaIo $3.50 s@so
.nat nc asu my 1890 DIon " ~
ust.e5 anaes ene saaa sa $500 a ~.
maj a,.. ne nau AaaNs so ~ ~, "a m,s
aonity. ne spoAs - = Z piaIs vii
nos., UInu xav 10 AZ !. sAs 4A'
-
~ Mas tatneI ahhol eon.ss iof @uI
icy nsoNn Ina. ~ nas loI1eu ~ ~
LAY. Into nv sAne ~ sno 1900
M. M psass 49, nvs ~ a,a.s ~
sm.on an. A r.. 80, - 49,
49, ~ s.>,.ss -. - .,aa.. S
hnr,,ng Ms S chsnass for ssanrsnr :
s.s.ss. ss,,.. 49, $50.
position WITH .. ne so.ss 80. s..a.n
"a =. 80, nrs...s = go =,
x <a - 60 - , 49,.
. ~. 49, .ss 49, 10 =. ~ s,saan. .nass
-, !. ssss,,,.... go, - ,.sgsss ~ a,s.r
~ bur he 4 charrsd With only
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-18
REvElLE TW|Rls
IN STIR FORM
Hold the Champs to Three
Scratch Hits and Strikes
Out Six.
WALLACE TITAAN AND
\ SHAW STAR FOR COLTS
These Three Responsible for TWo
Runs Scored Baker Hurt
and Retires in Fret
Inning.
rritlny's Gcorce.

Richmond. 4: Roanoke /.
Lynchburg, i: DAnv1ite, :.
Portsmouth. =: Norfolk. q.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-18
PLACE O FIGHT
NOT YET PICKED
Tex Richard md JaOk Gleason
viii Make Final Decision
Saturday Night
JEFFRIEs CONTINUES
HIS HARD TRAINING
---------------
Boilermaker Sends His Manager
Down to Frisco to
Watch Develop
ments.

JoHNsoN's TRAINING CAMP.
SEAL ROCK HOUSE. San FRAN
CISCO. CAL. June I8.--The place
for holding the Jeffries-J Johnson fight
on July has not been definitely
picked. Tex Rickard and Jack Glea-
son win not decide until Tonight
whether to make legal fight here
or to move away to a more peaceful
cline.
In the event 1t is decided TO go
to Nevada. Richard and Gleason will
meet representatives from various Me-
vada cities Tomorrow night. listen to
their propositions and then decide
just where the battle will be staged.
The action OF Judge Van Nostrand
in refusing to grant an Injunction to
prevent the Kaufman-L4angford fight
tonight has given the promoters
hope that Governor Giliett can be in
duced to reconsider his ultimatum
that the Jeffries-Johnson tight must
not take Place
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-18
Jen Training Hard.

JEFFRIES' TRAINING CAMP. Ro-
WARDENNAN, CAL. June ls.--Jim
Jeffries went through his training to-
day as though nothing had tnterfered
with the plans for tine Independence
Day battle. but 1t 10 expected that
the big fellow and his retinue viii get
away some time Sunday for Nevada.
In the event Richard finally decides
not to make tight to pull of the
battle in Frisco.
JeRries has sent Sam Berger down
to Frisco 20 watch Developments To-
day he received message from Ber-
ger asking that all the camp para
phernalia be packed up for q swift
Jump to Nevada II the fight IL to be
moved. In the Jeffi4es camp there Is
feeling that Rickard intends to
make a legal fight.
The Washington times., 1910-04-27
sEARoARD AM Line.
SCHEDULE

Ie-oS = n daiIy-'-E1orida Fast Mall
Through coaches and Pullman sleeDeTs %
Savarrah and Jacksonville Parlor car. Jack
souvsIIe 20 Tampa Through sleeper %
Atlanta Dining cars
AS D m 6aily-'-The F1srfngo-'' Through
coaches and Pullman sleepeTs 90 Jacksonvfl. e.
ST Augustine. Palm Beach. Miami. and
knights Key Connections Tor Havana
Dining cars
rs D. n daiiy-''Sssboa-d Express. -
Tough coaches and Pullman sleeDers Ss-
va-oaH lac Esouvf1Ie. and Tampa Also A.
isrta Birmingham. and Memphis DinfaR
z A HARDWOOD. c 7. A
C b Ryan. c. p A. Portsmouth, Va
c. z Phillips. D P A. Washington. D c.
zpS-tf
The Washington times., 1910-04-27
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

~ 9-FoIlowinE schedule figures pubIIseea
cz.y as information and are not guaranteed
Fr Atlanta Birmingham, Mobile, Ne4
OTsezns, Asheville, 3 a n and 10-s5 D N
Frz- Chattanooga and Memphis. 500 q "a.
daily.
Eut1EhsU. New Orisans. 1o-Io D n
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga Nah
lille, Memphis, 40 g N, daily CSlespI1g
car open after 20 , M
For Atlanta. Birmingham Colunbia.
Charleston. Augusta Aiken, Savannah. Jack
essytiles and Florida points. S.l5 .. n. daily.
Z 9. Ez0WS. General Agent
<fS saE-tf.exR
The Washington times., 1910-04-27
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

Published only IS Information. not guaraztesA
II-ES O. N Week DayE--FCIlmRn Pzrios
car without change. Washington to Newport
New and Old Point Comfort, via W s, p
3 q P Richmond and C & O. Ry-
2-o0 D. IL daiiy-Ecr Virginia West Nir-
xfuia. and Kentucky points Pullman Sleep
ers Pzrioz car to Virginia Hot Springs week
days
SO q m sIly-CINCTNNATI-ST. LOUIS
CHICAGO SPECIAL Solid train to s.
Louis with Pullman sleeDeTs to Chicago.
EtoDS only at important stations PuIlraaa' .
ITO o. n daIIy-F - V LIMITED. r.
Cincinnati. Louisville. the West Southwest
and Northwest Pullman sleepers- Through
Pullman 10 Virginia Hot Springs
c O. q Ia carte. dining car servfce-
Chesapeake and Ohio Ticket Offices at sfl
p ave 1893 E St. and New Union Station
T-eIephons main 1895 and Z20s for ticksth
SaxEaxs checks reservations. and tsxicshs-
sR2-tE
The Washington times., 1910-04-27
AUCTION SALES

COLONIAL BEACH MUNICIPAL BONDS
FOR SALE At PITEE-IC AUCTION
OF Thursday May T. 1870 al p II, I VIII
oifer for sale az public auction. at the Town
Han IN Colonial Beach. Virginia. for cash.
municipal cOupCu bonds 10 the amount OF
four thousand five hundred dollars. The said
bonds 90 mature n twenty-five years. and
bear interest az the rate OF six per cent pay
able semi-aunuaIly. Bonds 10 be in demon
nations Of five hundred dollars each. and
60 be sold at not less than par value All
bids submitted must bt. approved by the
Town Council before being accepted
By order OF the Town Council OF Colonial
Beach. Virginia RUDOLPH WATSON.
ap-5-3rs Major
We WILL SELL az the auction rooms. c
g SLOAN d Co Inc, 1907 . ST NV. sat
urday- April -. 1910. at 20 a m. % cover
storage charges. ali goods and Charteis stored
IN names % Julia Garrett and Charlotte
Dugan- BAUM FURNITURE SHOPS. ZOOS
llth St n W ap93-5t-exSu-I
c c. SLOAN & CO. Auctioneer.
VII sell April go. 1910, all goods stored with
n h HOLLYWOOD SIh and h SITS y. ". 20
cover storage charges in the names 81 Mrs
Hcu5h-aIinS OF Mrs II II. Young y. G.
Washington Mary Chase. and Ms r. 4
Smith apsf-6t
The Washington times., 1910-04-27

or 18th St. near Park road, 16-roou and
bath house A bargain AZ $50. upon terms
to suit
In the seventeen hundred block Of xii
bourne street. 70 room and bath house; hot
water heat. handsomely finished. exceptional
y cheap At the price asked Price, s7,5oo-
On Irving street, west o. 18th street hand
some house with front porch. on large lot;
containing II rooms and baths See Us
about this r you are looking for nice home
1or reasonable sum Price, Sls.coo.
On Calvert street. near the car Ip.o- 3
stories and cellar u rooms and baths,
steam heat. trust at A. per cent only Price,
$500.
one o. tho handscmest corners on 18th ST
near the henesavT apartment house front
ing 20 feet on this beautiful boulevard and
improved by a modern Broom double house
containing three baths finished in quzrtered
oak. hot-Water heat and open drepIaces- An
ideal home Price. s.. GO
On Irving St, west OF 18Th st. thr-e-zro-y.
bay-z-indOvy brick hardwood finish 10 rooms
and two baths fronts SOUTH concrete cellar
steam heat and open. replaces lot z5110J
feet Price, $500. on terms TO suit
On Columbia road. English basement house.
tionsIly vel arranged for entertaininE mis-
is nice home Price, $4,000, upon terms
20 suit.
one OF hose popular BiItmore street houses
lot lsxlso feet 20 paved alley a 5-story brick
containing 10 rooms and hath; 2 staIrways,
concrete cellar, with servants toilet and lsUn-
Cry. and heated BY steam only $500, upon
terms 70 suit
Nice apartment house on Irving greet. west
OF 18th street ,ontaiuing . apartments. one
rooms and bath. and other rooms and
bath: hot-water heat Eood renter tof-.I re1t
$50 per month Price. 7,750 on t-rEls TO
suit
On Shepard street. between Georgia ave
nue. and 18th street detached house IN corner:
vel built; with all modern eonvenienoes
Price. $500 upon easy terms.
On P street, In Georgetown, s-storv. hay
window brick house containing eight rooms
and bath: large concrete cellar. Price o5Iv
$500 This Is an exceptional oppor unity
for an Investment Good renter: rents for
SO per month
On Prospect avenue. Georgetown. s-rooa
and bath house Price, S4,Soo
In the five hundred block OF 10th st. \
nice little twO-story- 6-rOom and hath house.
all modern improvements: only $780, $500
cash; balance 70 suit
In the five hundred block OF 7th st. s
a 3-story and attic 1O-room and bzth h1use.
only $500 This IS good buy
Also other properties improved or ,,,;-,-
proved. in every section OF the city and sub
KEY-SMITH & LATHAM, INC,
Second Floor Front.
EVANS BLDG
spc2-5texSu
FOR SALE-NO REASONABLE
OFFER REFUSED
a NICE LITTLE PIECE or
BUSINESS PROPERTY
a GOOD INVESTMENT.
LESS THAN 8, 600.
OWNER SAYS CAN RENT FOR So.
81 NEW YORK AVE. 3 STOKES
BATH; CORNER OF ALLY.
STONE & FAIRFAX
49, NEW YORK AVE
aps5-3t
FOR SALE-TO COL.ORED
NEAR CAPITOI-s4,0o
Pressed brick front. 8 large pretty rooms
The Washington times., 1910-04-27
RAILROADS
RALTIMORE & CHG r. r

LEAVE UNION STATION
ROYAL Blue LINE
Every Other Hour On the Odd HOa---
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW TORE
S7.0e q m--DiEer. Pullman Pzrior Car.
$50 a u--6-hour train
ts=oo . m--Diner AID Pullman P=vIor Car
flIs90 q m--Diner AM Observation PysIIuas
PSTIOr Car
.Isoa ,. m--Dlne- and Pullman Pa-lor Ca.
$50 p n FkOJsl Limited All PuIIuAl
EIve-hour.
tI-oo D r--Coaohes /. PHILADELPHIA
SEQ p za--Dinsr and Pullman Pa-Ior.
800 D D--Coacnes 70 New York
'12-15 ~ T.-Sleepers 20 NeT York
sz52 a. D--Sleepers 70 PHILADELPHIA ana ",
York
ATLANTIC CITY. tI.Oo. -s.o0: t1IOa = =.
TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR on TIE HOUR
CWeek Days. I g. N 70 II , N;
sz.sz f5-e1. T6-Se. 20. ~. TS-00, 's31 "a
pa. tle;o0. 90 8 Il 'lz;S9 noon. tl2.s5
f1:ss $50. ts.0S, .5ss6. fs-0o. $50 f7.Ss 80
ts.Oo. 'Ie.0o, sIo-Ss. s11-50. 'I2.Is y. 2
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. III. $50 p IL
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS. and LOCIs-
PTTTsBURG, $40 - N. LIZ. $40 D =
'l2.s0 night Sleeper ready. 10 ?. II
COLUMBUS. $50 p n
WHEELING. "s:Is g. N, $50 D. n
WINCHESTER fs.lo - n tI-o< fs.a
,. FREDERICK. s:s0. fslo +sl5 a u. IA
ff:oS. f5-45 D N
HAeERsTow3. $40 a n. $50 , n
ANNAPOLIS. 20. Is a N, ti2soS aooA
.Dslly- Except sunday sunday only
TELEPHONES at all OF The follOEinF
Ticket Onices. IuT G 81. Tel- Main 1881. SIS
station ticket once Main z5S0. IafoT11z-
ton Bureau Main 4Ssa
The Washington times., 1910-04-27

FOR SALE-A DETACHED HOME OF Z
rooms and BATH well located on Colum-
bta Heights close TO car line In Al con
cltion- large lot our-of-toWn owner very
anxious 20 sell has reduced price materially
Let rs show you this bargain Cheap at
S4.Ia0.
SHANNON & LUCHs. 10 18th ST. y W
The Washington times., 1910-04-27
WORKINGMEN,S WANTS

WOI2KINGMEN-Ne shall be able 10 include
purchase Of hats from q leading halter
also a .'ouDeh' or laiIo-ed slightly Gsd
suits. aeaufs- s. to SO, rac price ou,y-
5lSTH.S OLD STAND, s1s L y. W
sps7-tn
The Washington times., 1910-04-27
WINDOW CLEANING

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOwsT
White RelD ans moderate prizes LEON L
CAHOON. Acus Window Clea aing Co. re-
moved to 81 G =. W. Phone II. L5s
saI4-sos
The Washington times., 1910-04-27
BOQKBINDlNG

LOOSE LEAF SHEETS TO FIT Any
BINDERS BINDERS To FIT ANY SHEETS
CHAS- II POTTER * co.
SIC 18th ST X W apes-tr
The Washington times., 1910-04-27

ton in the northwest. convenient to cars.
schools. churches. stores, and markets 4
splendid bay-Tindow brick dwelling Of six
rooms and bath You can only appreciate
this value By an Inspection Decidedly
cheap at 81. 90
SHANNON d LUCHs. IL 18th ST. y. W.
The Washington times., 1910-04-27

FOR SAL-E-OWNER HAVING pUR-
chased large home. win sacrifice his
b--oOm house IN the central northeast for
$50 As fine a constructed house as there
Is in this desirable section. IN Al condi-
ton Just been Dapered and painted
throughout An exceptionally attractive
offer for a quick purchaser
SHANNON & LCCHS. IL 18th ST n "
The Washington times., 1910-04-27
LEGAL NOTICES

N TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA In re- william, p
WhcCisr, bankrupt IN Bankruptcy No s6s
To the creditors Of said bankrupt: Notice
is hereby given that on the Sd day OF ADriI
1870 tie saio William r. Wheeler was duly
adJudicared bankrupt and thar the first
meeting uf his creditors vii be held al nv
otiec- Room 5oS. Columbian Building No
sl6 Firth St n W. Washington. D c. on
the 7th day OF May. 1870 At II o'c-ock a M =
al which time the said creditors nay attend
prove their claims appoint a trustee examine
the bankrupt. and transact such other b-rsf-
ness as may properly come before said meet
inZ- Z s McCALMOST. Referee in Bank
rllptcy- II
SUPREME COURT or TIE DISTRICT or
COLUMBIA. holding Probate Court NJ
1884. Administration. This Is 10 give notice
That the subscriber OF the District Of Co
lu-ubia- has obtained from the Probate Court
niEistTation the estate Of Louise Sta5b
lace Of the District Of Columbia. deceased.
AL persons having claims aga inst the de
same With the vouchers thereof legally au-
tbenticated- to the subscriber. on or before
the 18th day Of April ~ =. 1911. otherwise
they may by law be excluded from All bene-
81 ~ said estate Given under my hand this
18th day Of April. 1910 SARAH = 1IcNEIR
I7a1 Wisconsin ave y w Attesr- JAMES
f.sNvN5ss Register Of Wills fer -hc Districs
of Columbia clerk - the Probate Court
tSea3 J. A NAEDEL, Attorney
app. z5smy4
The Washington times., 1910-04-27

FOR SALE-NEAR 9Th AND n SIS y
". a splendid bargain in a I0-roon
house. good neighborhoOd. where houses
Of this kind are scarce; deep lot 10 paved
alley Previously held az S5.0oo. but to
eject an immediate sale price has just been
reduced 20 S4.l5g- A RARE BARGAIN
SHANNON & LUCHS. 1I3 18th ST y. ".
The Washington times., 1910-04-27
WANTED-REAL ESTATE

Mr. PROPERTY OWNER
Place yoTr property in our hands for rens
OF sale CITY. farms or suburban We
cannot supply our applicants. Give Us a trial
Lincoln Land and Improvement Co Iac
Csntrai SstiOnsi Bank BuIidiuk
5th and Pa ave y w
feSs-eod-ss
The Washington times., 1910-04-27
FOR SALE-HOJSES

SHANNON & LUCHs. rs 18th ST. = w
TOU CzSNOT AFFORD To BUY A
HOME WITHOUT CONSULTING Us. OUR
LISTS ARE THE MOST COAfPLErE-OUR
PRICES THE LOWEST
SHANNON & LUCHs. ~ 18th ST y. ".
The Washington times., 1910-04-27

ADVISE Us OF YOUR WANTS.
WE WILL FURNISH II OR FIND IT
FOR YOU.
KEY-SMITH & LATHAM. NC
Second Floor Front,
EVANS BLDG
The Washington times., 1910-04-27

SHANNON & LUCHs. 10 I4TH ST. y u.
TOT- CANNOT AFFORD TO MAKE An
STMENT WITHOUT CDNST- LsTINCs
Us DUR LISTS ARE THE MOST con-
PLETE-OCR PRICES THE LOWEST
SHANNON Z LJCHs. 80 18th ST. y. ".
II
The Washington times., 1910-04-27

Acreage at $50 per acre a. Jn-Iezsa, ~,
h. sud other stations
CHAS- q MACKALL & Co
Metropolitan BANK Building
The Washington times., 1910-04-27
AUTOS FOR HIRE

HANDSOME PRIVATE five and seven pas
senger automobiles and raNicabs. lowest
rates IN city $50 and s. per hour special
rates for trips rheats-s- and receptions
CENTRAL AUTO CO. 1883 2 ST. r. w;
Phone II 1G55 zug5-e-
The Washington times., 1910-04-27

S245o-s LARGE rooms. bath. cellar; fur
mace 3o95 Dumbarton ave. y. "
JORDAN & CO. 1906 G y W
The Washington times., 1910-04-27

7ix-room cottage. Il acre land in stxht o
sJztiJn, $3.50.
The Washington times., 1910-04-27

FOR SALEs-Iwo tracts OF land 81 acres
each; & minutes walk 70 cars. II miles
rom capitol OWNER, Times eaIes.
The Washington times., 1910-04-27
AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE-ons secondhand 1910. Ford tour
about complete equipment COOK * STCD
DARD CO. 1873 4 St n w sp15-zt
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TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE

~ EOH. Wv nEHL 50 VIZ
MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real
estate a. lowest current rates SPECIAL rriv-
neges with respect to prior payments Large
amounts q specially. TYLER & RCTHER-
FORD so 18th st y W ro17-.f
MONEY TO LOAN on D G REAL Estate
Lowest rates Of interest Payments On
principal in amounts Of S1O0 OF more re-
cesved at any interest period THE F. II
SMITH CO. Bond Building. 14eS " Y ava
JyI5-tr
MONET TO LOAS-Sz50 TO s5OO.OOO on D. c.
real estate Interest low. and al transac-
items conducted with economical cousldera-
tion for borrowers
WIN. h SAUNDERS & Co
14o7 r st " ". fe17.r
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES %
INTEREST On D c Real Estate No IN
reasonable delay
WALTER Il ACKER
fs1-tf 1920 ST. W
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New 7-roon house, IL acres, small cash
and monthly payments, g. 500
The Washington times., 1910-04-27

FOR SALE-I5-acre farm on water front
short distance from city. rfcas-5t truck land.
steamboat landing; $780, LIBERAL termz
McGHIE. S55 5th st y W Jal5-eod-tf
Ie-kCRE FARM on water front, near city;
finest location OF Potomac. steamboat land
ing; daily boats: s. o00- McSHIs:. sss sth St
n W mhZ7-tf
The Washington times., 1910-04-27

FOR sALE-z9s ACRES niles from EIkfps
miles OF river front, g. 500
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-07-06

Guiding the kids who followed the
CORY fighters in order to acquire a
large stock of cartridge shells.
Those who stayed to the fire
works in the evening pronounce the
battle with roman candles as excit-
ing and more brilliant to look at
than the afternoon conflict. At its
conclusion, most Of those taking
part were tired enough to find
slumber easily, the evening being
pleasantly cool. While the band
boys and the militia made no pc
cuniary profit out of the affair,
they earned the thanks and good
will of their guests and we hope
they will be brave enough to tackle
the safe and sane celebration anoth.
er year.