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FOR KEN L
2AO3 18th NV. Or. b$15.OO
909 + Cap. 1or. b.50. -
SIS 2Ist nw.11r. b.N.7 20
407 r Can. 9r. l.. -47.@
2I40 Z NV. Tor. Il. 1870
1850 W NV. Sr. b. 400
1870 9th NV. Sr. h. 1000
;O3 r NV, Sr. b. 1910
500 T NV. Sr. h. so
1912 $ NV. 7r. b. $500
633 9Th ne. Or, II. 1000
Gas 9Th ne. Or, b. 1000
% X ne, 11r. b. 1000
3O1 10th sw. Tor. 1870
422 18th sw. Sr. b. $500
All 7th sw. stO r. .27.D
419 X NV. 12r. b..31.W
1443 w NV. 7r, p..:D.5O
ID + ne, Or, b. .25.h0
636 A Sc. 7r. h. $3.50
JOHN QUINN CO..
iaQ ~
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AUTOMOBILES.
A WORD TO THE WISE Is
SUFFICIENT.

WORD TO THE WISE Is
SUFFICIENT.
When we buy the car must first be
be right will not invest our money In
1t. There Is no time like the present to buy
an auto: You can keep 1t until next spring
and be convinced.
1909 model Ford roadster. with double
seat; car has been used very little. Only $3.50.
1908 3O-horsepOwer Buick, with top. speed
ometcr. glass front, etc; like new; a bargain
1908 REQ roadster. with top. glass front. etc.
Only $3.50.
1908 Odsmobile roadster, fully equipped.
Only 1928.
Packard touring car. with top. oil and gas
Will sell for 500.
1905 Maxwell touring car. with top. oil and
gas ga Ia lamps speedometer shock absorbers. Cost
new. Cost $500. Only $625.
fully eqappS Sns @ car that stands up
) Fo a. fully equipped. in Al condition.
etc. Cost $1,000 Only $500
1906 Ford touring car; fully equipped. Cost
81. 800. Only 1913.
Cadillac touring car. with top, oil and gas
lamps; in Al shape. Only $3.50 Also one for
new top. Cost $1,000. Only $3.50. - -
1908 Mitchell i-cyiipder IN splendid condi-
ton. Cost $1,000. Only $525 to quick buyer.
Buick touring car; fully equipped Cost
81 500. Only $3.50.
Jewell runabout. with top: lamps. Only $l25.
Cadillac delivery wagon. Only $500.
1909 Ford taxicab. used very little. cheap.
And many more.
BIG REDUCTION IN ALL SUNDRIES
Open today from 10 Am. until 3 pm Even.
ings. O'Clock. Agents wanted throughout the
south.
THE ROMAN AUTOMOBILE CO.,
Branch of Philadelphia Pa:
1915 II st. NV, Washington, d. C.
The largest secondhand dealers in United
States
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FOR RENT NW.1i26 NJ av.Jr15. 40
NV. 2O3l I. l2r y. $45 90 NW.513 2lst. lr. $50
NW.52O 10th. ii. b3O. 10 META l.. Or. b. 80
NW.406 O. 6r b. p 10 SW.210 9th, Or. b. 80
NW.a21 E. Or, h. 20. 50 W.916 Va av. sr. b25 J1
NV, 80 10th, Sd f20. 90 SW 3I4 Mclean av
NW.Sl7 22d. Sr. 1850 Or b...l 8 20
NV. 1912 9th. 6r.. l6. so SW 825 c. 6r Is 10
NV. 2O19 f, Or. .l6. 40 Sc, 100 9th l?r b. 80 90
NW.3027 f. Or. .16. 40 APARTMENTS.
NW.o3l6 East ri.Ir The Vincetta, r.t"7 50
H.. 1870 The vircetta. II. DE 50
FICES-NORTHWEST.
Central building. offices Gunton building Offices
Call at office for information regarding alley
properties. stable. etc, have for rent.
For further information apply at ONCE.
jaS-tf ]. ". PILLINi, 1416 F. ST NV
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FOR RENT
212 ~ sw. lge sto$35.0O
3O1 10th sw. 10r.b. 1880
100 q sw. Or. b. .25.5n
629i2 + sw. Cir. b.3.50
4s4 NJ sw. 6r, w.g.16.50
100 9TH Sc, ar, W. 1850
1921 Wylic ne, Or, w15.5O
SET 9th sw. Or. w. 1850
1856 F sw. Sr. b.. .20.50
1856 VI sw, Or. W. 1880
9l5 Sd Sc. Or. b. 1850
31S G sw. Or. W. Ia 30
721 9th ne, Or, b. 80
All y sw. Or, W. 1850
1856 Sd sw, Or. W. 1880
466 l. sw. Or. W. 1880
236 l. sw. Or. W. $3.50
1852 Half go. 6r. w 1880
1916 Half s-.5r.w. 80
142 y So. 6r. W. 1000
JOB NJ So. Or. W. 1880
1851 s Cap, Or, W. 1880
476 NJ Sw. Pr. h. $50
I'll Pleas al sw.4.w.7.50
1913 LIST sw,3r.w. 80
1919 $ Cap. 5r,w. $50
c. II. 1
los ~
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4 sx feed

463&465 X sw. feed
store. warehouse. Is. OO
61S ~. sw. sto. Or. %. 90
903 F sw. 7r. b. 10. so
81 7th sw. sto. eel. 20. so
los Va av sw, 4r, b. 10. 51
1924 9Th sw, 6r,w.15.6
800 10th sw. Ar. b. Is. so
917 Sd So, Or, h. 1850
$40 \ sw. Or. W. 1880
1346 LIST sw. Sr. Wis. so
GIG II sw. W. g.. 1850
12l 1th So, Or. w.15.5O
444 6i2 sw. Or, w. 14.5O
1923 +la sw. Or. w. 1850
6fO 4l2 sw, 3r, b. 1880
1921 Sd sw. stO. 2r. II. so
479 \ sw. Or. W. 1850
154 1th Sc. 5r, w.12.5O
1905 S Cap Or. w. 1850
313 VI sw. 4r, W. 1850
1870 Union sw. 5.w.1O.5O
400 18th Sc. 6r,w .10.O
1902 Half So. 6r.w. $50
80 W'lOwT al sw4rS.5O
1904 Half SO. 6r.w. $50
1912 ~. sw,5r.w. 1850
ARkEt co. 1nc.).
43l Al ST S-w.
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INDIAN 1909 MOTORCYCLE. SHIP: PER.
feet repair: full equipment: hest value for
money. MILLER & BROS, 1lO5 14th st.
1ao-2ts
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''BE YOUR OWN ROSS; FINE CHANCE FOR
GOOD MAN"
FOR SALE-Hotel taxicab stand, NV, near
prominent clubs. now doing good business; 1909
4-cylinder taxicab and privilege to store
chine in garage adjoining hotel Price, 5000
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.


FOR RENT
1860 Corcoran NV.
Tor ............$ 45. 80
1928 y ii av NV. 6r35.1O
go 18th sw. Sr.. $3.50
GIG NJ NV. IT,. 5000
lib 9th NV. Or. .23.:M,
2fo9 I NV, 6r. -. $50
$500 y ii av NV. 6r2O.50
NO 14th sw. 5r. 1850
331 q sw, or. 80. 1900
22oS Sth NV. 5r. . 1850
2:r4 Ga av NV. 6r. 1900
1853 10Th NV, 5r. 1850
zoos Rosedale ne.
2OG1 Rosedale ne,
br - -....- ~ U
104 Corcoran. ! City.
-. IN 40
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FOR REN'r-44S y. J. av. Sc. 6r.. b. $50. So
702 Az sw.. large store. with Ar. b.. sc. SO
721 9Th ne or. b .s22. sol a1s 1st sw.4rb is. oG
1907 Grid NV Or b45.0 90 321 NJ sw. 5r. IL. 50
Jos Va av sw, Ar b. 10. so 1912 Il Sc Or 10. Ol
125s1a y Sc. Arb. 1880 B.Leonard. 532 Al s.w
jaS3ts
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FOR RENT-33O ST. Ne. DR., B.. $50 50
1870 Md. ave. ne. 6r., b............. 1880
Stable, 929 III ST. Observation-Disclosures. $50
B. T. KELLEY, SIS 14th st. NV.
jsS-2ts
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CUBA-1O ACRES, $3.50. BEST SOIL IDEAL
climate. Abundant rainfall. Pocket map free.
SANDERSON, LAG Palace bldg. Minneapolis.
1al-sa, Su, ST
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126 Q sw. 4r. -. $50
l410 Sth NV. Tor. 1000
6Os + NV. Sr. ..S.oO
M h NV. Tor. :. 800
1Hn3 Fla nv nc, 6r 80
oil Fla av NV. 6r. so
23S Bryant nv, 6r2Q 30
Duncan ne.6r1I.oO
80 Newton ri NV.
Or 1850
2l1S 18th NV, or. 1850
727 I'd ne, Or. -. 1850
81 c sw, 5r. -. 1850
:2 Gordon av ne. 4r1O.@
2l2 Capt. I City.5r10.oO
3@ . sw, Ar. .....9.W
1928 18th ne, 3r. $50
1910 Crandall row NV.
A. IN ny
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senger Cadillac touring car: complete equip.
ments: perfect condition. Call Sunday; leaving
city Monday. 913 New York ave
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FOR SAIE-HOUSES.


FOR SALE-AT 4 DECIDED BARGAIN: ELE-
CANT history brick. ami. on Columbia Heights;
This house has IL rooms baths. front ana
rear stairwsys. hot-watcr heat, large rear
yard: on easy terms. c. W. NEWHoUSf.. "a
East Capitol at. jag-3t
and bath: front and back yard: large rooms;
large closets: fine condition: SEC investment:
near Congressional Library. OWNER. JOB =
ja9-ot'
FOR SALE--k ST. BET. 9TH AND 10TH NV.
seven-room house, modern plumbing; always
rented $40 per month. Price. 81. 200. Address
]. r. EDWARDS. station 4.
FOR SALIENT. PLEASANT HOUSE: NINE
rooms. tiled bath. furnace heat; near two car
lines: occupied. Rents for $4,000. Good In
vestment. Cheap IL sold now. Address -
Il. c.. Star Office Ja9-3t
FOR SALE NEAR UNION STATION. PRICE,
$1,000. Renting for $56 Is rooms. baths
2 stairways. HOT-WATER HEAT; lot 2i.9x
100: alley: nearly new; superior construction
STONE FAlRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
ja6-3t
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FOR RENT-vERY DESIRABLE FURNISHED
HOUSES: SOME LOCATED IN THE MOST
FASHIONABLE SECTION OF THE CITY;
RENTING AT FROM $50 PER MONTH UP.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD unc.). $50 18TH
ST. NV. de1S-2 St"
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UNFURNISHED ROOMS.
ae7 9th NV. 3D. door bath. 4 rooms $50. 90
43a 9th NV rooms TO- H. - 2 rooms Ia. 90
1921 eth NV. I'd and Sd noors 4 rooms. 1850
SOC NV, 3 rooms, Sd floor. rooms. 1890
1902 " J. ave. Sc, rooms I'd floor Ar $50
1870 9th II W., room Observation-Disclosures. 500
2O10 III NV front hall ROOM ID floor $50
1908 LIST NV. = basement rooms S.25
1lS Il Sc, I'd and I'd floors rooms .. ~. ~
APARTMENT.
1920 9th NV. No. l. ht. furnished. b. 4r. .S25. 90
STORES.
1871 9TH n.w............ $500
323 10th NV. part jcwelry store. for op-
tician " $500
4os Sth Sc LIST floor Observation-Disclosures. o., 20
11oI Fla ave- n.c.......... $50
LOTS.
Rear 49, 59-61 nw........... $500
STABLE
Rear 100 ne. West stable. $40. 90
WAREHOU ST.
1229ts 9TH n $500
jaS-3t' A. $. CAYWOOD. 923 9th st. NV.
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DELIGHTFUL FURNISHED MODERN HOUSE;
rooms and bath; convenient to all car lines
parties going abroad; $50. Apply OWNER. 127
s st. NV. jaI-3ts
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED

FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED.
1888 st. NV. Is rooms, baths. 5000 O(
1901 18th ST. NV. 10 rooms and bath. 50 on
1929 Harvard ST.. rooms and bath. 5000
We have number of desirable furnished
houses in the NV. section: rent. $75 per mo
73O 18th St NV dt1S2St'
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FOR RENT
We have a Iargs number of desirable
furnished houses list of which viii
be given mailed upon application.
THOS. J. FISHER & CO., Inc.
73S 18th st. NV.
oo2O-tf.12
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FOR RENT
1904 G.. 13r. b.. an
offer invited.
S13 21st. l1r.b. hwh50. 90
o15 s nw.9r. b. fur. 40. 90
24O3 Pa av NV, Sr. bS7 so
1890 e Cap. Sr. b.35.D
500 22d NV. Or. b. $3.50
3l6 s c av sc. Or. b. Is. so
TOT Goth NV. 7r. b. $3.50
FL
25O1 18th. 5r.b.cel.N.5O
1918 Pa av. dat. 3r.
steam heat. .S.W
Sol 10th NV. 3r, b. %. so
20 Q NV. 5r. b. .2.@
l2OSh C sw, Or. b. %. so
STORES AND BUSl
10th st. and Pa. ave-,
STABLES 1
r 2O16 E nw.9 stls. 20. 90
GEO. w.
de24-tf
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FOR RENT-34l3 HOLMEAD PIA NV: Q
rooms . baths: in perfect condition; rent
$1,000. =. J. WALSHE 1896 New York ave.
jaS-3t
FOR REST-15O4 Il ST NV. ROOMS AND
bath; fine condition: heating plant; con-
veDient lines.
JOHN W. CHILDREsS 1872 G ST NV
ia6-5t
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I'll Goth. 7r. b. $3.50
2223 H NV. 6r. b. %. 50
3245 o. 6r, w....16.5
1874 Penn, 6r. b. ..160
1915 N Y av NV. Or.
and stable. so
sos 23d NV. Or. ". is. 90
1920 L Sc. Or. W. $50
IS.
l205h c ne. 5r. b.2l.50
1861 C ne. 5r.b.21.O
AIS 18th sc. Ar. b.15.0O
415H 18th Sc. Ar. b. 1900
9O7 27th w.5r. ". 1880
1928 3Oth NV. Or. WIZ. so
lESS PROPERTIES.
orner store. 90
Nd SHOPS.
Rear 81 N Sc. ....10.OO
LINKINS.
800 10th Ut. NV.
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$50 ACRES. ONLY IL MILES OUT ON STATE
500 ties. l 900 cords Of wood SO, 900 feet saw
timber; good land: price, SIS per acre. Only
$3.50 cash required. Great bargain. See US
for farms.
NATIONAL FARM AGENCY,
Oxford building, 14th and N. Y. ave. NV
jaS-2t
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FOR RENT-1532 KINGMAN PL. & ROOMS.
$3.50. 1904 r St. rooms, kitchen on first
floor. So 2i2l Randall ave-. Langdon, 6
rooms range. latrobe large lot. SIS.
ia3-:!t JOHN T. KNOTT. 91S + st.
FOR RENT = 12-ROOM HOUSE on GRANT
p NV: suitable for boariers roomers;
well heated. Box "a. Star office.
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FOR SALE
WE INDULGE IN NO
BLIND" ADVERTISING.
By blind" advertising we mean no
tices put in simply signed ''owner" or
with a newspaper box number.
THOSE ADS ARE PLACED
IN MOST CASES BY BRO
kERS SIMPLY TO GET
NAMES OF PEOPLE WHO
COULD POSSIBLY BE INTER
ESTED IN REAL ESTATE.
AND THEY LAND IN THE
LAP OF THE AGENT HAV
ING PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Our policy is different Nc advertise
over our own name just what we have
10 sell. and the possible buyer isn't
pestered with impossible propositions
STONE & FAIRFAX,
ja5-5t 1912 New York
FOR SALE-NEW HOUSES
ALL SECTIONS.
SEE Us ABOUT THEM
WILL GIVE LOWEST PRICES.
$500 to $4,000
SEND FOR LIST.
STONE l. FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
ja5-5t
FOR SALE-210 ST. Ne; ROOMS AND
bath: press brick; bay window: MI: excel
lent condition. OWNER, 226 + st.
jaS-2t'
The Detroit times., 1910-03-22
From Another Point of View


1t.
And en-
What the members outside all
IIalys comet to
mind.
Adch right Senator
Aldrchs tariff bill was Just the thing
the of coalon worrvn.
this time
becoming
-~r While the total summing,
To hide
IS becoming
To a
still In possession of the goat " ~
as an be
You
a
When one
Like that the coming
she meets
a
Has wife reminded you criticism last
insisted that this year you go along and help pick
Of his Uncle said
- Further
that ! haven nothing ~ W
who look
enabling
>presdent have had"-since Roosevelt
The Detroit times., 1910-03-22
A ReIIqlous Trust. SAYS Mr. Kelley.

N - (HthOtOho 0aJo We 'NNf'TJ'
To the Editor OF The Times: The
stand taken by The Times against
trusts should be appreciated. although
one. the most dangerous of all. seems
10 havo escaped it's attention, /. e., the
Religious Trust, organized Dec. \, 1905
and named THE Federal Council or
the Churches OF Christ In America.
This trust assumes. that IL alone
has the right To determine the civil
and moral relations OF the nation. and
enforce its DEGREES by civil penalties.
It's influence ut washington has caused
the introduction into congress OF four
bills that invade the realm of con-
science. and would remove, II passed.
the wall between church and state. IL
| is palming off as a police measure,
the johnson District Sunday bill Is.
i0l. when its true object Is the en-
forcement OF the religious idea regard
ing the day.
Senator Smoot suggested the substi-
tuition OF day OF rest" for sabbath.
and drew from Senator Johnson a
definition OF these expressions that
brands this bill "a religious legislation
He said: Il have no horror of the
name sabbath | am perfectly
willing. as the substance will remain
The Detroit times., 1910-03-22

20 strike out the Tord Sabbath" and
insert day of rest" Cong. Record,
D. 1917. Sabbath" and day OF rest"
In this measure. therefore, are synony-
nous. But the Sabbath is a religious
institution, and therefore. outside OF
the jurisdiction OF human govern
ments. II belongs to God and can only
be enforced by his commandments. 1t
is moral and not civil obligation.
This religious trust" through civil
laws seeks the enslavement OF the
people, by binding upon them tho
same conditions that produced the
dark ages" and is. therefore, an ex-
act image OF that other church and
state government. that made Sunday
its badge or sign.
The whole thing is un-American and
anti-Christian. II behooves the Ameri-
can people TO look we'll after their
rights and liberties upon this subject.
as spiritual slavery is unspeakably
worse than physical servitude. II SEN
ators and representatives are made I'D
understand that such measures do not
meet the approval OF the majority or
the people. this religious trust" will
soon find Its place In oblivion. where
all trusts should be.
F. c. KELLEY.
Howell. Michigan. March %, 1910.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-22
CHAPTER xvlII.-(continued).

CHAPTER xvlIi.-(Contlnued).
Nothing of the kind" Burles said
with peculiar smile only there are
condolences. The first is that you
took up three bills a week later, when
you had actually been served with a
bankruptcy notice. Also one OF the
missing diamonds was sold TO dealer
in Paris for $500 the next week. and
the dealer can identify the seller
About that time you found a sum OF
$500 10 save yourself from beine
warned OF the turf. Also. certain
actress is wearing one OF Lady War
burton's bracelets at the present mo
ment. and she doesn't mind saying
who gave II to her. Ell. what?"
But Lancaster said nothing. There
was no Disgusting his fear and terror
now. He looked at his tormentor
with dilated eyes. and his lips were
ashy
What are you going to do?" he
said hoarsely Let me have 1t.
Il am going to do nothing-for the
present at any rate" Burles said.
1.-The rest lies In your own hands. You
will send the costume round to my
rooms by eight o'clock and ask no
questions. Then you are going TO
dismiss your man for the evening,
saying that you intend To dress your
self. After that you will stay in and
amuse yourself as best you can. "
there is any fasco | shall take the
blame But there Is not likely TO be
any fasco. And you are not TO say
anything TO anybody. least OF all TO
The Detroit times., 1910-03-22
NUMBER THIRTEEN
A Powerful Serial Story.
BY p. n. WHITE.


Lady Altamont. II you drop any hint
TO her | also shall send an intimation
10 the man in Paris who purchased
that diamond. and then you will be
sorry that you spoke. And | think
that's all"
Burles rose. and Lancaster rose al
so. The latter was quite downcast
and detected.
I'll do as you suggest" he said.
Give me your card. and I'll see that
you have the costume all right. And
you need not be afraid that | shall
speak"
I'm not in the least afraid OF that" "
Burles said dryly. You have IL in
your own hands now TO get yourself
out OF very tight mess. Good-day. "
Burles stroled away feeling that he
had BY no means wasted his evening
As he had expected, the parcel ar
rived in due course The calling in
of a working tailor made all the lit.
tie alterations In the dress quite salts
factory, so that IL looked as II IL had
been made for Burles when he came
10 don 1t later on.
Capital" he murmured. as he look.
ed at himself in the glass Couldn't
be a better fit I'll ring the bell for
cab and be off Perhaps | had bet
ter make sure OF my friend the Hon
Rupert Lancaster. before go any
further"
Burles was by no means the class
OF man who takes anything for
granted He was one of the neces-
sary pawns in the game. Still, 1t
The Detroit times., 1910-03-22

furnished tn wigs"
Max Jones is the most wideawake
man know.
OAK. You surprise me I never
heard Of his being especially enter
prising.
Max: Oh, 1t isn't enterprise that
makes him so, It's insomnia.
Erin go bragh" means Ireland for
ever.
The Learned One: DO you know
that III milk there arc over three mil
lion bacili 10 the cubic inch?"
The Other: I'm not surprised
everything is so beastily overcOwded
nowadays.
81 sometimes wish / were n mer-
maid beneath the dark blue seal ex-
claimed a romantic woman.
and so do I. my dear" replied her
husband. who had just been treated
10 a long lecture: then you would
have TO keep your mouth closed or
drown"
II takes Z 900 tubercle bacili. placed
end TO end, to- make a line an inch
long.
How bright and happy May looks
since her engagement"
yes: a match usually lights up a
girls face"
A Sunday school teacher, after tell
ing his scholars the story of Ananias
and Sapphire. asked them:
The Detroit times., 1910-03-22
THE ONLY DAY.

dedicated to the mon OF yesterday,
today and tomorrow
Put away the ould green ribbon, Dinny,
As tho good ould day is past
Now the Irish all are happy
For the good things that they've had.
It's true the bands were German
on this sanity mans birthday.
And the music too. was charming
light and gay.
But don't be melancholy, let your heart
be az the foam.
It's the only day. me darlin'
When the Germans they can shout:
We lade the wayi"
The Detroit times., 1910-03-22
TWO MINUTE VAUDEVILLE
BY FRED ScHAEF Err


ashamed?
al
s.
Blu howa boutth
s m oo
T.
Is youra adv &C
do to
who W be isg
The Detroit times., 1910-03-22
But Polishing the
Apple Never Drove the
Worm From the Core
II Looks Very Much Like the In
surgent Victory Was Of the
Kind the Victor 10 Com
PEELED To Swallow.


And the prove his old influence none OF his
dangerous power IS gone
Shon of his but exactly natched bald headed TO preclude
the possibility of the bringing again in place
Still completely enough the hair
Of boiling regulars knock together while
ongueashing marked by all his dme and defiance he
calls them towards whole house him down.
Yesterday having March, expected stand
convinced that spring here and despite the fact that heavy ova
weight quite likely handy for
10
spring while the March winds
hanging be bit kep about
new order of things in congress WHILE THE
CHAIR
changed yet borne
things much his
the other hall the speaker of that house either
eliminated Cannonsm cannot elm
mated CANNON eliminated AND
HIS DENBYs AND HIS OTHER sUBsERvENTs WITH HIM
visitor city standing the
middle tearing
along with bells changing and whistles blowing
way get policeman he
pushed sidewalk and Of harms
reach
The engine hose having dashed by the visitor from the
country spectacle So engeA
that the approach the hook andadder cart
spawg and had rooted path lamp post
the fire Department. said the police
reaching the farmers side
you rubbing bruises and with the sound
Of rafting bu expecting be fol-
lowed up by a bunch of drunken painters"
Farmer Mr. workingman Mr. Small Dealer Mr. Honest Bust
of the peopledont look
and nteny the spectacle that has just by
Don't get bump coming behind for
only half of the danger having passed
The insurgent Republicans are not all in congress
greatly mistaken majority of that anti Taft
ant Adrch and ant-Cannon and, therefore insurgent
the the times Alright majority
the Republican party half the nsurgen
congress stopped power complete
and make it good job
significant attendant upon the polish
ing apples suspicion the the
home while the Cannon7
permitting the program be carried with
no interruption interference Of the White House.
peling White House 60 record.
who the back from the Jungle while
issue suddenly becomes victory
insurgents in congress WERE MADE TO SWALLOW
coming home and Pnchot has started
tell him the
the all of which Uncle joe
a medal
And last night Taft in Rhode ano with Senator Adrich his left
the senator's ghthand man. the
bill of Ah and Cannon thereby going record this Cannon affair
after ALL being found right where expected find him
The Detroit times., 1910-03-22

King Edward has cut out wine from
his table. and all the dudes in Eng
land-and America, too-are ready
for Mysteries lest he take up gin In
stead. This is a fashion note, purely.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-22
,To he Continued.)

The rumor that Frank Gould mar
ried an actress is untrue The young
woman belongs to a musical comedy
cOmIany.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-22
Tuesday, March p.
1910
EDITORIALS BY THE PEOPLE


of
The Detroit times., 1910-03-22
The Truth. No Matter
ie~~ Whom IL Helps or Hurta

Speaker Cannon has been rebuked
FOR PARTY AND FOR POLlTl-
CAL PURPOSES
1t is hoped, as there is to be IN
election this fall, that the rebuke
will have the effect of pacifying the
dissatisfied element in the party
an element clamoring for the elimi-
nation of its present leaders.
But Uncle Joe" Cannon is STILL
SPEAKER.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-22

Spigot Johnson ran his motor IN
TO building yesterday.
Faucet. Dear me, A store?
SpigOt: No: n garage.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-22

Some years ago there vas a trial for
murder IN Ireland in which the eyi.
denCe was so palpably insufficient that
the Judge stopped the case and direct.
cd the jury to return a verdict OF
Not guilty" A well-known lawyer,
however. who wished TO do something
for the fee he had received for the
defense, claimed The privilege Of adj
dressing the court We'll hear you
with pleasure, Mi B" said tho
Judge. blu. TO prevent accident, well
first acquit the prisoner"
wilson: What did that pretty saleS
LADY say when YOU stole kiss?
Johnson: She said, 'Will that lie
all today"
Patent Medicine Man. Did you get
n photograph OF that fellow who used
one bottle OF our compound and wrote
that he had no further use for his
crutch?
Assistant: No. He has been in bed
ever since.
In politics the dark horse is really
q chestnut.
May Irwin, Mrs. Kurt Eisfeldt on
tho stage, is as years old.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-22

my idear of nothin' ter read is tn
stuff on tn theater program about who
! furnished tn wigs"
The Detroit times., 1910-03-22

Mrs. Leslie Carter was born In "Old
Kentucky" during the civil war