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The Washington times., 1910-07-27
EXECUTION STAYED
WHILE NEGRO PRAYS
'Murderers" Is Cry of Con
yictS as Death March
Passes Cell.

AUBURN, \. y, July 2T--Whue
William Gilbert. a Cattaraugus county
negro, was being led from the death
house 10 the electric chair in the Au-
burn prison this morning. the couviCts
IA the cell house shouted Oauhs At the
legal witnesses, declaring they were
u-Urderers Of an innocent man
Gilbert himself was resigned to his
fate, and exhibited no fear as he
walked to the chair. one shock was
sufficient TO cause death The execu-
ton was delayed TO allow the pris-
oner 20 repeat the Lords PRAYER
Gilbert was put to death for the
murder OF his sweetheart Viola
Hughes, at Clean. August p, last
year.
He maintained TO the last that the
shooting was accidental. adding as he
was strapped in the chair
Il think an Injustice IS being done.
but I have nothing 10 live for without
Viola, and am lady 70 meet her in
heaven"
The Washington times., 1910-07-27
BOSTON AWARDED
NEWEST CUNARDER
Giant Steamship Franconia,
Just Launched, Will Enter
Massachusetts Port.

Boston commercial bodies claim an
other item 10 their account Of achieve
ments in their efforts for @ great city
by 1915 through the success that has
met their efforts in a campaign for the
betterment OF the transatlantic pas
senger and freight service OF the Hub.
Gable dispatches from Liverpool an
nounce the assignment Of the newest Of
the big Cunard liners to the Boston
route This IS the steamer FrancOnia7
which was launched Saturday last at
VaIsend-0n-the-TyE and viii be
placed in commission early in 391L Her
first trip viii be in the Mediterranean
service. and after that she viii be trans
ferred to the Boston line
The Frauconia IS being constructed By
the same firm that built the Mauretania,
and she has been designed aiCnE lines
that have distinguished the Cunard
ships for more than a generation OF
1S.olD gross tonnage. and having a dis
placement Of % 4J tons. she VIII meas
ure 60 feet IA length. over all. and Y
e. beam Her engines VIII be Of the
inverted direCt-aCtiDE QCadrCple eZpGn-
sion type. She viii have two screws
The accommodations for paSseu gers
VIII be uD TO date IN every IarticuIar.
the plans providing for many things
even further advanced IN luxury and
convenience than IS 20 be found on the
Mauritania and L.usitaula-
The Washington times., 1910-07-27
.LENOYITZ IS HELD
ON FORMER CHARGE
Technical Triumph of
Georgetown Hotel Man Is
of Brief Duration.

after having been arrested, tried. and
sentenced last October for couductIna,
a disOrderly house in Georgetown, Ben
5auin LeuOvitz was aTraizued in the
Police Court before Judge AuEam this
morning on the same charge. because Of
me decision or the Court Of AuDnaTs
that the District Police Court dfd 80
nave jurisdiction over OGeuSes Of this
He was held for the action Of the
gIand jury, and VIII be tried in the fail
The LenOvlcz case is one Of the most
conspicuous Of It's kind that has come
10 IN the District In late years, owing
= the gravity OF the charges and the
large number OF witnesses who have
destined 10 the character OF Farmer
-1ouse, the hotel kept BY LeuOvilz az
go Il street northwest
At the trial last October a large
amount OF testimony showed that the
character OF the house was anything but
GOOD and the court fined LelOvitz $500
and sentenced him to six months in faIL
he took the case 70 the Court Of Ap-
peals, which decided that, owing to q
cnange N the CODE the District Police
Court. which had tried and sentenced
him. had no jurisdiction, and released
Lne prisoner on q writ OF habess corpus
ASSISTANT DiSLTLcL Attorney Given has
been at work on the evidence for some
time, and when he had IL all well in
hand he ordered the arrest OF Lenovitz
yesterday The accused appeared in
court this morning and a large amount
OF the testimony previously given. to
E5ther with some new evidence as 70
{he character OF the place, was placed
before Judge Auzam-
Captain Schneider. OF the Seventh pre-
CtnCL testified that there had been sew
eral arrests OF both men and women in
farmers House for disOrderIy con
duct, that IL was 2 resort OF persons
q evil l1es and that there had been
gambling IN the house for some time
previous 10 the raid last fall
Another officer from the same precinct
told the court OF an assault on q girl
IN The house, and several witnesses add
ed that the proprietor was IN the habit
OF selling liquor after hours The court
decided that there was sufficient ground
20 hold the prisoner on 800 bail for the
action Of the grand jury.
The Washington times., 1910-07-27
DEATHS

B,AhEFs-O1 Monday ulv - 1910. at Chzu-
1allLa- n y Rev HENRY BAKER, ID
o. 1870 @ street northwest
Funeral services on THURSDAY afternoon.
July IS at O'Clock IN oak EiIl chapel
Friends invited
EAvLEE-On Tuesday. July es. 1910. Fl
SDr-uE.lE1- n j. az the home o. her
daughter. Mrs Short Adam Wills SARAH
ANN BROWN. wife Of Joseph Eaulev OF
Galveston. Tex
EUGHE-S-0u Tuesday. July g. 1919 al
Georgetown University Hospital MARY l..
widow OF the late William Hughes in the
saEen-y--1ourth year Of her age
Notice o. funeral hereafter.
0-acDOWELL-on Tuesday, July IS. 1910. al
his parents residence. 90 Eecfer stree;
northwest FRANCIS, infant son Of George
+. and Elizabeth 2IacD0weu-
REED-On Tuesday. July e. 1910. GRACE
infant daughter OF Edward o. and Grace
y Reed
sCHRINER-on Tuesday. July g. 1870 at
1-55 BE- M. Airs. Il SCERINE1F2. mother o..
John r Scariuer, FIN the seventeen year
OF her age
SEA- EY-Cn Tuesday, July IS. 1910, at LEI
O. "a ALBERT n son OF z p and the
late Anna v Se1Vev-
ar SeaEeE was blTE az Gardiner. Ne
fn 1872 but came % this city az an earIv
age He obtained employment az the Net
ropo'i-a1 Club. remaining IN the service
or -1a- organization until his falling health
made his retirement necessary Mr. Sa--e-
was married in this city in 1904 His death
followed ienE illness One sister sur
wives him
The Washington times., 1910-07-27
WALL STREET PROBE
OFFICIALLY DENIED
Legislative Graft Committee
Will Not Touch Stock
Market.

NEW YORK, July IA definite Of
fetal announcement was made today
that the legislative graft committee
recently appointed to probe city gov
eminent affairs and stock corporations
OF various sorts Viii not investigate
Wall Street
It was stated by one Of those in
close touch vita the committee that
its members did not consider any in
vltatton Of the stock market as within
the scope OF the resolution introduced
IN the legislature defining the commit
tees powers
The chief activity or the committee
VIII be devoted to various forms of
graft and to a severe investigation Of
me insurance companies, especially the
IRE Insurance company.
II was SAID that evidence collected bv
COMMISSIONS HecOX showed that the
FIRE insurance bushes was in the nature
Of = monopoly.
The Washington times., 1910-07-27
Deatha.

Mary n Daley. 81 years, T32 Fifth
street northeast
Walter A Bradecamp, 3 years, 80 z
street northwest
Joseph kessler- 81 years, Government
Hospital for the Insane
barbara H. DraEer. SO years National
Lutheran Home for Aged.
Gus DIX 56 years, Providence Hos
uital.
Lillian Baeigaluppi, Is years, u Q
street northwest
James A Hawke So years. United
States Medical School Hospital.
" illlaIn -A-Leel oEecll - years. Gov
eminent Hospital for the Insane
John W Terry, O. years, tuberculosis
Hospital
Michael r Burns, so years. Provi-
denCe Hospital
John o Neil, - years. 602 Kenyon
street northwest
Maria GaEhan, g. years, 1924 + street
northwest.
Emma NJ Fincham. Z months 1855
Eighth street northwest.
The Washington times., 1910-07-27
OF DOGS
IN FIGHTING MOOD
Mrs. A. L. Barber Warns Op-
pOnents of ViviSection
Against Explanations.

Members Of the Humane Society do
not intend 10 rest content with the ex-
plantations made by the District Of
hcials and officials Of the Bureau Of
Animal Industry as 10 the manner IN
which dogs are TO be used in the various
laboratories TO which they viii be dis
tribUted by the pOUndmaster upon direc-
ton OF the District Commissioners
This was made evident today by Mrs.
A L Barber, a prominent member o1
the Anti-VivisectiOn Society, the HUI
name Society and at one time vice
president OF the National Anti-Vivisec-
ton Society
Not To Be Deceived.
I have read the explanation offered
BY the parties concerned. in which they
attempt to justify the manner IN which
they wiz experiment on dogs turned
over TO them by the pOundmaster, and
an not satisfied by those explanations
and the people OF Washington should
not be deceived. We should not allow
this matter to drop. call upon The
Washington Times to use its influence
with the people Of washington TO put
an end 20 these experiments
ones heart grows faint and dis
cOUraged when one reads Of the dia-
bOEcal transaction with reference TO
the fate OF the poor dogs in the pound
II would seem thac the sense OF pity
FOR the helpless had become an extinct
quality.
within a few months the undOing OF
the local Humane Society was attempt
ed We all know Of the Outpouring Of
Indignation az that tine. Are the hu-
name people Of Washington going to
keep quiet now and permit these in
excusa5Ie crueIties TO be perpetrated?
Torture Not Science.
shane 10 any one who calls torture
Science Real science should blush at
such a mIsappGcatiOn Of the term
Mrs. Barber made It very plain that
she did not intend to cease her vigi-
lance because Acting Secretary Hayes,
Of the Agricultural Department, assert
ed that the dogs turned over TO him by
the pOundmaster would not be harmed
In any way
This IS but another evidence Of the
determination OF the doctors TO have
their way IN spite Of the public" said
Mrs Barber 1t Is not difficult 10 re-
call their activities at the last session
Of Congress when they euQeaEOred 70
establish .. department Of public health.
the creation Of which would allow them
20 do many things they are not now
permitted 10 do
q 7 am appealing 10 The Times In be
half OF the helpless dogs, because I
have personal knowledge Of the iufu-
eICe Of that paper throughout the Dis
ulct Of Columbia 1t IS because Of that
influence that The Times should see T.
IL that these dogs are not permitted
TO suffer at the hands OF doctors desir-
ing TO make experiments
The Washington times., 1910-07-27
Synopsis of Preceding Chapters.

Edmund StOuewau. a WelI-to-do young
inventor succeeds in Harvesting the In
teratoEnic theory and builds airshlp
into which he inveigles three OF his
friends, incl uding Jack Ashton and Henry
Dartous and carries them on Another
friend, Win Church. eludes Stonewall and
thus IS not kiduaned.
The alrship speeds Ear out into space,
StoneWaIs companions being kept IN
ignorance Of its destination Many strange
meteors and other queer wanderers
through space are encountered
Sto1eWau at last admits the crafts ces-
tinatl0n is the planet Venus. where
landing IS effected. The cold Is found
10 be rriEhtfEL- The first savage inhabi-
cant Is encountered
After q victorious. encounter with the
lumiloUs-eyed, shaEgy-furred inhabitants
they make rraugements for travelling
round the planet, but in the midst Of q
religious ceremony, wherein the inhabi-
tanrs worship the Earth, one o. the men
IS captured by an enraged priest and IS
borne toward q terrible altar to be sac
rilceI.
The Washington times., 1910-07-27
COMMERCIAL CLUB
WILL HEAR FINNEY

Members Of the Commercial Club and
their friends viii hear Of the different
phases Of conservation when John H
Einney talks 20 them Thursday meat.
There win be a snlolzefest on the lawn
of the lafayette square home Of the
club. beginning at $50 O'Clock The
chairman Of the house committee has
announced that Ladies Day VIII be dis
continued for the summer
The Washington times., 1910-07-27
The Vital Records.
Births.

George G. and Frances A. Watt, boy.
George E and Hattie Nails boy
William +. and Fannie i. Donaldson.
girl
Claude ". and Mary E Scott bov.
John NJ. and Mary A Bassett, girl.
Joseph Z and Naunle n Hodge. bow.
Joseph and Nellie G. Mathews, bow
william H and Elizabeth BarEhausen-
girl
Edward T. and Nc lie Duiin- girl
Albert and Bertha Crane, boy.
Joseph H and Harriet Y. kaIenback,
boy
Thomas H. and Martha Lfndner, boy.
The Washington times., 1910-07-27
Marriage Licenses.

T. Burns Blake and Regina FaIIon,
both OF Baltimore
Edgar N Davidson. Of New York. and
Emily V Middleton. Of Washington.
Isaac n ODDenheimer and Helen l.
EdmOlSOT. both Of Washington.
John b C-e1sC11 and Anna N Br0Sua-
ham, botl WASHINGTON
Francis J Gender. Of Cumberland. Nd.
and Grace NJ. O'DOnnoughue, of
washington
The Washington times., 1910-07-27
PERSONAL

SWIMMING SCHOOL-Every person should
know how to swim. both from the stand
point Of heaithful exercise and as z pre-
VonrfVe against accident The famous G
8 Turkish Bath Establishment, a. Igzg c.
ST.. has swimming school now open for
ladies' gentlemen and children Class every
day except Saturday. Pure water and run
ming pools lesson and plunginZ IN pools
ore hour. expert lady Instructor IN ladies'
dept. class hours s a. m. to S .. M, So
select club classes Of Eve Limited entries.
apply FOR rates. particulars and entrance
at once. at the blishmeur. 1873 Q ST. y. "
WASHINGTON RUSSIAN & TURKISH
usT-rT COMP Ky
The Washington times., 1910-07-27

rates
NORTHWEST
Azauith's Pharmacy, ISIS I4lh = y "
Astoria Pharmacy. 81 & 6 n W
T5-adseld- s. & r SITS. n W
BruuauEh. TN & l. y. w
Butte Pharmacy, 9Th & Mass ave n ".
Carpenter & Dunlop. IEJh & Gl-a7d So
CleEcace. 18Th a. y W
ChrisIlauI Pharmacy. 65S IA. ave. y. "
CssssL 15th 4 I've SIS y "
Concord EizarElary-s 1875 n Il ave " "
Day & CO. 5th & c SIS n W
DufTey, SIN & y SIS. ". "
Dufey. "a ST. & Pa ave. n W
EEley, 18th g. Clifton SIS y "
Gals6erg. Sc94 18th 81 y "
Cessr1rd's. On & ( sts- " W
GoIdenberg's Dept store, 5th s. * SIS NV.
Henry. I'd q y SIS. y. "
I H5ss: \ r. = "a e.e 7s.S g = = IS s. X
Howard. 10Th & p SIS y W
HOruung'g Pharmacy. 7la d 81 stz- y W
Eut-hlns-E elner Drug Co
Hutton & Hilton. "a & L SITS y W
6. Kauu, sons s. Co, Dept store. s-H 81
= KeaesagS Pharmacy. Mt Pleasant & living
K5es,er. II B.. sd & n SIS y W
Koss, eth st and Fla ave n "
Linton & Nelson, r I ave y v.
ATatti1Ely's Pharmacy, 18th & I. sts. " "
AIalcby7s Pharmacy, 1857 Calvert a. n "
-NEcoIrs Pharmacy. 18th 4 Pa ave y "
New York Ave1us Pharmacy, y CAP 81
and y y ave
Paul Pearson. 18th st. & Fla ave y W
FeLz0l5s Llth & Harvard SITS n W
Cuigley's Pharmacy. 2lss & sts- y "
Reh. III n =. ave ~. *.
Reh-s Pharmacy. 9Th & < sts- y "
Richardson's Pharmacy, t+th * r y y.
Richardson. d * Pa ave n W
Schaflrth. " Cap * y SIS n W
Simpson. = r. 7th & + SIS n W
Smith. = e. 54th & Wisconsin ave
TayL1e-s Pharmacy. erh & J. sts n "
Vei-ch. r A. z5ch & II SIS \ "
Wagner & Co, Ist q Il SIS. " W
Yaruold, 241 18th St y. ".
Waters. II, Wisconsin ave & Q ST n "
Weller, 2. P. S53+ N St
PaJtie. y V. 1873 Georgia ave
Sanford's Pharmacy. y. Y ave & y can
Park Road Pharmacy, nth St & Park -
Times Substation, POS -th St n W
Times SUbstation- 1913 SD St y. W
Times Satisfaction. o153 Pa ave y "
Times Substatfon, 1903 IT St n ~
Times 5UbstatiOn, s. II St y. "
Union Station tClrlstla1i FharuacyD-
Burners Pharmacy, y cap. & r sts-
Butler. 9Th 81 & stanton place n z
George J. Geiser. 6th & 3 ats y z
Laddon's Pharmacy, 100 Fla ava \ Z
Lamb & TiIdeu. 18th & E Can -
NF05el Pharmacy. 6th & II S.
NTcChesney q Joachim, ID & (, srs
New York avenue Pharmacy. \. 7. ave.
& y Cap st
Ty-ee's Pharmacy, 18th & II sta n
Times Substatio1. 6Sl II 81. " E
SOUTHWEST
F-isenbeiss- Pharmacy. T-h & q srr G
W c. Fuller. sol 1st s " ~
Harris. 50 & < sts. 5. w
Lynham's Pharmacy. lbs 81 st S. "
Mcdonald J. W, ~ & L sts- s. W
Times SubSraCi1n. s55 9Th s. < "
SOUTHEAST
krth & CO. 655 Pa ave. $ E
Isarklsy. SEQ list St s z
BurrOvs' Pharmacy. I5th ST & Pa av. e.
Enrich, nth St & Pa ave. s. z
F-aEcorer- I1IZ 18th ST 3 y
Hawkins 9Th ST. & Va ave 6
Lincoln Park Pharmacy. 18th & E can
Eey & Co. Pa ave & SLh St s z
Roach Drug Co Sth & c sts- s E
VVeTer-s. Sth q Eve SITS 5 E
O-Don1ell- Sd * Pa ave. s E
Pitzer. 5th & 4 Cap.
Times SUbstatiou Sth & 4 sts- 8 Z
ANACOSTIA
Bury's Pharmacy. cor Monroe & Jefferson
streets
Times Substation. sG7 Nichols ave
ALEXANDRA
Carnc. r L, Alexandria. Va
BROOKLAND-
Linton & Nelson, Brookland, ., c,
The Washington times., 1910-07-27
BOARD WILL FILL
POLICE VACANCY
Lieutenant Belts Slated for
Promotion at Election
This Evening.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
TEXANDpTs VA THY -

ALEXANDRIA. VA, JULY q
A successor TO Lieut.. James smith,
= no died recently. viii be elected al
the meeting OF the board Of police
commissioners to be held this evening
1t IS practically certain now that
Second Lieutenant Benjamin F. Belts
VIII be elected to iii the vacancy. For
the Office OF second lieutenant PrI-
Yates Christopher GIL, John T Rob
erts, and Frank Sampson are spoken
OF as candidates. 1t is more than
probable mat the vacancy in the
ranks Of policemen viii be filed by
the election OF William Schoeni.
a largely attended and interesting
meeting OF Seminole Tribe, 10. SIS,
Order Of Red Men, was held at the
-EIks Han last evening All three de-
grees were conferred upon Dr.. Samuel
r Moore
The funeral Of Miss Sarah Z. p
Simpson was held from the Methodist
Episcopal Church South yesterday af-
Iernoon at o'cloclz- The Rev. n NJ
-anler oi1cIated, and the gaIIbearers
were II X Field. Frank Field. Will
IAN g Field, Lawrence @. Hufty.
french 9 simpson and X W Ogden.
Inc burial was in the Presbyterian
Cemetery.
The Dramatic Club OF the Alexandria
Lodge OF ElEs today IS giving an ex-
CurSl0n 10 Colonial Beach The eECur-
sion has been well attended.
The remains OF Mrs Lille G. Jea1
VII be. brought to this city from Phfla-
oRlplIa this evening and VIII be- taken
70 the home or her father, Justice /. -.
Burr6tl, in Alexandra county
Thomas Mcfarland and William
Ioomey have returned from Atlantic
City
Miss Iuez jenkins IS visiting friends
at Spriugmau, Va
Mrs J. 2 Arnold and children are
spending tle remainder OF The summer
al Fan FieWs on the Potomac.
The Cardinal Athletic Club viii this
evening cross bats with the Swift G Co
L-ne, OF Washington on the North Al
Ired street grounds
The Washington times., 1910-07-27
BIRDS AND ANIMALS

SINGING CANARIES. Parrots. Dogs. cas-
Augora Goats Cold6shes. Rabbits Culnsa
PIGS and Chickens- SCEED'S ELRR
STORE - L2Lh 81 n u.
The Washington times., 1910-07-27

WASHINGTON RUSSIAN & TURKISH
Bath CO3lPAN1-
Have You Tried TT
HeTTmann'S Famous Ginger Ale
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES
II your dealer cant supply you
PHONE L IgsI-19s2-
A c HERMANN. 75o-754 10th st s. =
GEORGE ". STONE JR.
Dealer IN al kinds Of empty barrels and
CASTS See ne before you buy or sell Phone
"a so5- oGiee % water s.. s. Is.
LOST AND FOUND
LOsT-The following articles have been
turned in and may be had b proving
property WASHINGTON TERAIISAL co:
: packages. baby hoods.
coats -.
2 pair eyeglasses, hat
pair gloves. canes
2 grips. fan
. ! Tl2g. pair moccasins-
LOsT-Gold hatpin. f Cap. and A SITS. Find
er please return 20 Miss HELEN WRIGHT.
Llorary OF Congress. for reward
T-EmbF0Iderec drawnw0rI- waist front
lace and braid. between Park road 1eth
and III Harvard; s. reward. Mrs. Il BTRNS,
III Harvard St
LOsT-Friday evening. July q white FOX
terrier two black ears tag ZIz1 Return 10.
Hlbbs BgildIng- Reward
LOST-Left on basin ladies' toilet T-rf1z
station. July IS. four rings one set with
emerald ana diamond. other solitaire Lib
eral reward. go 1lth n. z
LOST-smau black purse: containing 81 in
bills and smau change; lIouday between
and p M on 5th 81 Reward 4 re-
turned 70 S14 Q ST " W
LOsT-On Columbia pike. Va. small black
poekerbook Reward IL returned % Room
5-5 H1s1- Loan a. Trust Bldg
LCsT-Poekstbook and cheek book baseball
park saturday g. 3 B.. Room 81, Navy
DEPT
LOsT-SZ5 reward for return OF So lost in
shopping district, WeLueElav July qr- M.
questions asked T. J. TAYLOR. IIls n y
ave
LOSI-eIose glasses; made b. Dr. Kinsman.
ar --aTsFla-l Hail. on boat. or IN city suit
apie reward II returned 90 IT75 Willard s..
LOST-l-5uday. July .. getting OF car sth
ana . y e. or going 90 us o ct ~ z
-alys hand Ea-chel containing Ia-r-s fav-slr-y
and 81 ~ cash which the GnIer can have.
~ returning The same 20 us q St n e
"a No
sTRATED from lst and B sts y. Z. one
70 -e-le OF I1psy. tag No -fs1 Return
TO 20 1st ST. y + and receive liberal re-
ward
LOST-suau white dog c-i1pes vim 80
ton Of head and tall name ..I)1Fo--- tar
10 6sls- Liberal reward 1GT O n "
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
The Washington times., 1910-07-27
SITUATIONS WANTED.

EGE464Ga
VyACTED-By settled coIored woman. place
as general IOus1g-l-szsr- stay nights PRE-
Ierre1- la-6 fth St y "
yyAoTED-Addressinz. copying OF any cIs--
icaI work 70 Go evenings Address T ace
vyASTED-By respectable gil. place as gen
Union court 5 W
WANCTED-By white woman with boz ~
years Old position as housekeeper- BOX
VvA1yTED-Washlng 70 do Al home By nrst-
cas- LaEn1reSs- ~ 81 s. y W
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
APPRENTICE GIRLS - learn French nil
lnerys pald good salary afte- learning.
I1l5 g St y ".
CASHIER for moving picture theats-. 7raEes
SO peg week must come wei recon-
-lente1- can i9oS Pa ave
COLLAR AND CUFF OPERATOR ELITE
LALSLLt4 Co. az ltth St
Co0KsCo-1-ed. s. and $50 a month. for
Co--uizl Beach, at once FISHERS ACTEN-
FITTEI.- Experienced filter on .-o-en-s ear
neatsi sod salary steady position % com
BON A1ARcHE.
I4-Sl5 7tl St y. ".
GIRL.-Neat. FOR general homework. ID
WASHING GOOD v-7aes- rrre-a--zz --a---,f-sJF
Apply $50 Highland pl. Cleveland Park
Phone Cleveland So
GIRLS-10. FOR folding. one wire s+f--I--
operator CAL wednesday. The COMMON
WEALTH CO, Rossiyn- Va
GIRL for general ho-sewo-E- white prefer
red So 18th st s z
GIRL for general houzevo-k- can at mo-
3 St y E
GIRL for general bauseworz: with private
LaE1lly- Apply - sth y =
GIRL Or wOMAN-wh..s. fo- general
ECCsev1rH- family in y W suburbs on
car line house has city Improvements Al
dress boA 80 Times once.
GIRL for general homework: must be erst-
class with references no washing. 6I4
E Cap
GIRL-Whi-e. who understands hair v-eq,f7-
90 attend store and sell hair GOODS. 40
APPRENTICE TO learn hiza-clsss rD-sr-TI
cressc-tt-nE- cresSrIa kinE- and dasIzrf-e.
first-ciaSs position after learning. IIl5 G 81
LADY who can DO alterations on ladies' and
gentlemen clothes also repairing 81 II
st y r
LADY for dairy once, state age and bush
- experience BOX 80 Times Office
LADY SOLICITORS. on a live proposi-
Io1- Immediately BOX -s5 Times once
SIASSGLE HAND-Ezpe-ieuoed TOIAIA,c
LA1NDFt5, ON and c sts- y W
PLAIN COOKS. general houssvorkers- 1855
- y ~
MATTRESSES for resorts. $50 and way paid
both ws-s- Apply al once FISHERS
AfENCY- f1s 10th ST
WAITRESSE S-Experienced. and ore counter
gin 4sl Pa ave y ~.
WATTRESSES -ENperienced; wages $50 70
So on duty 10 hours 6lo sth ST y "
vVAITR ESSES for New Jersey resort. way
paid BURGESS rs loth 81 y w
WAITRESS and cook, 70 stay nights Ap-
ply at once 20 SIC Isth St y W
RESSES-Colored. two. Tor oUt-of- town
hotel; way paid BELL AGENCY, s15 nth
WAITRESS Experienced. for counter work.
DAIRY LUNCH 507 I4th St N W
TFESsE,S- Experienced A0D-v Mar
TYN'S CAFE. 5oS 9Th St y W 1
WOMAN as cook IN private f7-7iI--- s7-1
Ias1ndress assist with other r-5r5S. r. $50
Urbs. -0uVenieur 70 electric cars. can Thurs
day. from 20 4 O'Clock. 1913 KeNvou 81
WOMAN-Experienced as nU--e = - =.
country Can Columbia SIS
OMAN-AIiddle-age f5- rens-7- 77-7----
work; stay nights; references 40s 9Th st.
;. -
YOUNG LADY stenog-apher and tyDsVTffe-,
W Il a, Room 1. 90 floor, Ia c y ". 1
The Washington times., 1910-07-27
UNDERTAKES

J. WILLIAM LEE,
CEDERTAKEE AND LIVERY
50 Pa ave. n. W
Telephone Main 1855 washington D c
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