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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-03
WITH THE POLITICIANS

For one brief moment, Tuesday
night, II looked as though the Repub'
lican city committee would have TO
pick a new candidate for mayor. That
was when the ponderous auto patrol
OF the Fra, precinct station suddenly
loomed into view as the automobile
containing Proctor X owens and his
party was crossing Beaubien ST. on
Macomb.st and caught the smaller caf
squarely amidships For moment
the machine tottered. but quickly
righted itself and the occupants es-
capped with bad scare IL TOOK 10
minutes TO untangle the autos, how
ever, aui both were damaged 10 some
extent Proctor, though a tribe uh
nerved. kept right on with hts sched
ule and was none the less energetic In
| his attacks on the Municipal League
which he characterized as the court
OF st James Of the Motfat building,
conceived I'm aristocracy and born IN
monarchy" Owens also went AFTER
W. B. ThompsOns record rs city treas
urer. charging that he cut down ana
kept down the interest paid the city
by the banks in which the city tunds
are deposited Mr. Owens addressed
meetings In Arbeiter hall. Diedrich =
/ hall No. SIG Dix.ave.. Reuters hall.
Thlrty-ffth and Michigan.ave ana the
Griswold house. where the wayne
County Republican club held re
/ union.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-03
Eire Danaoef House.

Fire visited the home OF william
Jaroch. No. 1871 Dubois-st.. Wednes
day morning. and did damage estimat
ed at $500
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-03
FROM DIANA'S DIARY
BY FRED scHAEFER.

M.. pnces Becomes offered
BY Nubbn County Corn Show
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-03

The Municipal Ownership commit.
tee will meet Wednesday evening at
No. 273 Gratiot-ave., when replies to
letters sent TO various aldermanlc
candidates will be read and consid.
cred, The subcommittee which In.
terviewed William b. Thompson Will
also report.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-03

Alva NJ Cummins, OF Lansing. Dem.
ocratic candidate for congress In the
Sixth district spoke at the west side
plant OF the American Car q Foundry
Co, Michigan and Clark-ayes Wed.
nesday noon. MIR Cummins Is meet
Ing much encouragement in his tour
or the western wards. which are "A
part OF his district
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-03

the eyes OF n good many people" said
Chairman Shields, and the more Mr.
Codd keeps pounding away In this
fashion the better we like IT,"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-03

Proctor * Owens reception at the
Acme White Lead works. Tuesday
noon. was one OF the most cordial he
has received during the campaign He
vas greeted by brass band. provided
by the company. Proctor says. and at
ter the speechmaking he was enter
tained al dinner by the company. Mr..
owens describes the feast as a regu.
lar banquet. The candidate, Wednes.
day noon, talked 20 the employees or
the Peninsular Stove works.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-03

Thu Pfnhlbulopiria are booking f9f
IA bio iHftenFe in their vgiF THIS taN
prrd ~ cofbsti ~ lansing ihs psf
gia eaHdiGsts fDf governor, has beet
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-03

FLINT. Mich. Nov o. Special =
At special meeting OF the board OF
health today. action was taken WIN
respect tn calling upon the people OF
Flint 10 take every precaution against
smallpox getting foothold in this city
A n consequence Of the epidemic IN
Saginaw. General vaccination Is one
OF the things recommended.
The health officers issued an order
directing that Saginaw laundries nav
ing agencies here discontinue business
with their Flint patrons during the
continuance OF the epidemic In sag
NAV.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-03

Il understand that you voters are
I'm need OF a hired man and am put
here today 60 make application for the
lob" said George w. Pierce, Pro
hibltion candidate for mayor. address.
ing the employees OF the Cadillac Mo
tor Car Co, Wednesday noon. His
talk vas along Socialist lines. and he
promised TO enlighten the voters as
60 his religious beliefs In the Light
Guard armory, next Sunday afternoon,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-03

AN instance OF the campaign Oh
instrumentation. our opponents are
uniting ND is seen In George = Codd,s
criticism OF Mr.. Hemans for his large
evneuye account in connection with
the Gov Mason memorial" said Chair
man Shields, Of the Democratic s'at'
rentral committee lie pointed ont
that Mr.. Hemans' expense accouh, was
the largest OF any submitted by those
who served on the special commission.
lie did not explain that this ih''hGeu
money for the casket and TOT PAYING
the expenses Of transferring the re-
mains to this state and bringing III
members Of the Mason family As d
matter nf fact. Mr. Hemans personal
EXPENSES were less than those or any
other member
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-03

Congressman Townsend and Sena.
tor Anhut will speak at the following
places Friday evening. when Town.
send will tour the Fourth district with
Anhut: Vlnewood hall, Vinewood and
Michiganaves residence OF John
Frye No 2S Websterpl. and the De.
troit Bowling club. Trumbull-ave. and
Ash-st Il is probable that arrange.
ments will be made for two more
meetings.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-03

80 Victor G. Gnau, the Democratic
candidate for register OF deeds, -
recommended by his friends as the
best equipped man who ever ran for
that Office.
Gnau has for eighteen years been
connected with the Burton Abstract
co. ON duty in the register OF deeds
office aud IL now manager Of their IN
tercgts in that Office The abstract
company keeps practically duplicates
of the register OF deeds books ana
m TINT way Gnau has acquired
complete and thorough familiarity
Uith every detail OF the workings OF
the office from business man
standp.int lic has pledged biIpEeli.
n elected not go take cent from tho
county treasurer Tor The rkp'uHcs OF
Tie ONCE bui 20 make II sell sustain
ing. "a thing hls friends cite. which.
has never been done before " ts
claimed that real eatnt" men. hppfe
c.aiing hia special gineHa fot %" ~
fee. are supporting him h"nflilt W
Is married lives ai 80 ~ Van DYE
pl md ia member ~ ibr hoard ~
directors 81 rbr Dsifpti Yacht tlnb
Thu PfGhlbUnDiria are ip"Fing fpf
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-03

About 80 counties we're represented
NJ the conference between the eNecu-
tive committee OF the Republican
state central committee and the couh.
~ chairmen In the committees torn
building headquarters. TUESDAY after
noon. Chairman Knox outlined MS
man for getting out the vote next
Tuesday and WAS promised hearty co
operation. The counties not represent
ed I'm the conference will be covered
By letter
The sixth ward Republican club
will hold a rally in the International
Annette clubs hall. Trumbullave. and
hsb.gt Friday night A vaudeville
program will be a feature The speak
ers will include Senator William Aid.
on smith. Chase 5 Osborn ana
and DENLY, Chase $ Osborn and
others.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-20
LEGAL NOTICES

N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA as a Court OF
Bankruptcy In the matter OF Louis & MI
Ter bankrupt In Bankruptcy, 10. 6f7 20
the creditors OF Louis S Miller. OF VVasItfns--
ton. D C. = bankrupt: Notice IS hereSv
given that on the 7th day Of April 1910 tie said
Louis s Miller Was duly adiudicatei baux-
rupt- and that the first meeting Of his cred
lt0rs VIII be held st my Office rooms 2 and
1g, No. As Louisiana avenue uOrthVe,- 81.
" 3shingtons d c. on the ID day Of Nay
1910, at II O'Clock a. m. at which time the
said creditors may attend, prove their CLAIM s.
appoint trustee, examine the bankrupt AID
transact such other business as may properly
come before said meeting WILLIAM n
Il ALLAN Referee in Bankruptcy II
SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. holding PROBATE Court No
16s4s, Administration This is 20 give notice.
That the subscriber. OF the District OF Co
lu-nbia. has obtained from the Probate Court
Of the District Of Columbia letters Of ad-
miIistration on the estate Of Louise Stauh
late Of the District Of Columbia deceased
Al persons having claims against the se-
ceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof. legally an
the1ticated. 10 the subscriber en- OF before
the 18th day Of April A D. 1sl1. otherwise
they may by law be excluded from al bene-
dt Of said estate. Given under. NY hand this
18th day Of April, 1910. SARAH J. McNETR-
1907 Wisconsin ave y " Attest JAMES
TANNER, Register Of wills for the District
OF Columbia Clerk OF the Probate Court
(SeaD J A. MAEDEL. Attorney
aD2aa.ny4
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SPIRITUALISM
PUBLIC notice
z H THOMAS and JAS. FRANCIS SMITH
Attorney

II TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT or COLUMBIA Holding District
Court IN re- Condemnation OF land for a
Right OF vVay for the Anacostfs nrafr Tr+---
cepting Sewer District Court No. $50 Upon
consideration OF the petition OF the Co-nuis-
sioners OF the DistriC- a. Columbia fs=d n
The above entitled c. use. and on motion
or counsel for The sail Comuissioners- it Is
~ the Court this 1stI day Of April A D
1915. ORDERED That the clerk Of this
Court Issue citation e Mary A. Wadhzr7s
Rochester, y. u the WASHINGTON Railway
and Electric Company, prasrz-=es- 10 O.
the Washington Loan and Trust Couupaay
mick keuilw0rth. y. - Van Hon WCTo--
mick Clara Mccormick Ken lvrorth D. n
h McCor1aick- Annapolis, Maryland: Hen
E-etla = Ec7Flerr henilForth. D c. Jacob
Beck Benning, d c. Susan b sheriff. Ben
nlHg- D g George ". Barnes. Jr-, trustee =
ge2rse " BaTnes- ST. Benning, D. c..
II z Cook. Benning- d C.
VOORHEES,, Keniiworth D. G. Sz-,1sI
keniiworth- D C.: and The Westminster
Jockey Club, samuel Ross, President wash
inglon, D.; G. 10 appear IN this Gov on
me -ath day o. April, A - 1slo ~ ten
O'Clock g. M to answer said petition. and
TO show cause why the prayers thereof
should not be granted. and why the tights
Of way through parcels 1910 Iss-1z fSS--
ISL. 1S4-7. 170-1, 1871 H. Isf-e 1ra-9
1870. lot Ia, "a. SIS, za- b sq SIS. Dsr~a1s
IT'S. TS-2, particular Gss-sIbed IN SEQ n
utiOn, should not 1s -.-demned for fhe
purpose OF providing a -1gnt Of wav FOR an
lALeECeDLAlls sewer through the Aforesaid Dar-
cells OF land It Is Further Ordered -~har
copy OF said citation be served b4- re
United States Marshal for the District OF
Columbia upon such owners Of the land
sought TO be condemned herein. and sucb
persons interested therein as nav bf fo.l1T
by the said Marshal, or his deDufies vvfthI-
the District OF Columbia And it Is Ftrrthe-
Ordered That all persons having any inter
est in these proceedings be, and thev are
hereby warned and required 90 appea.r IN
this Court on OF before the said 90 zav
Of April. A D. 1870 10 answer the ssId
petition and TO continus in attendance rT-ffI
the Court shah have made It's final o-5a-
ratifyiDE and confirming the sv-s-5 7--5 -
port Of the Commissioners to be anooi-fa.5
BY the Court 70 apprafse the value ~ fSe
respective interests Of al persons co,rsrrs.S
In the land and premises mentioned and -
scribed in the aforesaid petition = Il
Further Ordered. That a COPY OF this ODD
be published once In the WASHINGTON -
Reporter and on six secular, davs IN fbe
washington Star. The washington TI-,es
and the washington Herald. newspaper r7ib-
lIshed in said District Of Columbia befo~a
the said 9th day Of April. A. D. 1910 Pv
the CeyTt. WENDELL p STAFFORD. JUS
tice. CSeaD A True Copy Test: J.
YOUNG. Clerk By T. z CUNNTSGHAlF.
Asst Clerk s515-sLsxsu
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SITUATIONS WANTED
Female

WANTED-By country girl. place as house
worker OF nursins5 stay nights 1915 Sd
81. S. ". II
: WILL GIVE $40 20 any one securing me
clerical position paying SO per week BOX
So Tines office. ane9-Zrs
WASHING and ironing 70 40 al home OF
days work os-t- 1875 7 st. tic
By GIRL place in small family; no v-Ssh-
ing o. housekeeping. Z114 9Th St y. y.
ltc
VTASTED-By a COlOTed girl. place as gen
eral housevgorzer- 81 sth St S "
ap1e-et@
WAITRESS OF ohs-nbermaId n boarding
house by colored girl 10 "a St s. ".
anIc-2rE
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WANTED-R0OMS

WANTED-Aprn .. > OF 3 completely fur
nished light Housekeeping rooms in good
neighborhood. within walking distance q
pOstOffiCe. must be clean and well lighted.
with screened windows and refrigerator; bath
handy; state price per week n F. care
Times. IT.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-20
ANTIQUE FURNITURE

ALL KINDS OF autiQue furniture for zels
and repaired; upholsteri1g work caleb
for and delivered 1873 Pa ave. n W
apI6-tf
n Gal. ANTIQ 40 E FURNTTT7PF
REPRODUCING REPAIRING. Gil I, ST
n. ". PHONE X SIS Z. mhsl-tf
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N0RKINGMEN'S WANTS

WOhKINGMEN-Te keep store open until
p n during the week. II D m Satur-
day, which gives you time TO hustle and get
here for a slightly used tailored suit. s. to
SO: save e " one price only JUSTH'S
OLD STAND. SO d ap2e-tf
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BIRDS AND ANIMALS

SINGING CANARTES. Parrots. Dogs. cats.
GOldfshss. Rabbits Guinea Pigs. and Chick
ems SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. II Eth ST
n. W aDS-a
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ELECTRICAL REPAIRS

BE ECONOMICAL ant have your fzns. mo-
tors, ana electrical work done BY
Z ANGERAAN- 1851 14th St n E2A
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PIANO TUNING

PIANO TUNING, 3 50: player pianos re-
paired also o-sa1 work. J. T. HERMAN
ID fOors 40 "a ave. n. ". Main TI1s
sp6-SOt
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SITUATIONS WANTED

TTANTED-PIace as Blacksmith and ho-gs-
shoer. Apply i232 2oth Ct y w. ap20-st.
POSITION as porter. bell boy. dishvasher
" buss boy good worker I116 p I ave NV
It.
TvANTED-Place as cook; hrzt-clsss; refer
snces- 1113 Del ave S X zr1q-2ra
VANTED-By useful white man, position IA
gentleman 8 country place. good gardener
aad dairy man; best references 20 Isl 81
y. W apIs-zts
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WANTED-RoOMs 8 BOARD

uv, by young man; n E preferred; ref
erence furnished Answer with particulars
Address MECHANIC. Times Office ap19-2ts
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HELP WANTED-MALE

HELP WANTEO-MALE
At ONCE a ospabIe maa q bog Cor clerk in
Erocery- G. L FAvORTTE. Takoma Park
BELL BOYS. boys club house store porters.
express drivers aremen, dishwasEers- 1855
nth y " II
BOT-Colore5, 20 work II drug store. 1vorth
Capitol and n Y ave. It.
BOY-In real estate ofioe. Address BOX SIS.
BoY-Goo5. experienced. for bicycle shop. ls2s
~ s. - 0 dQlS-3tC
BOT-CoIo-ed. for dishwashe--- McCAUIEY
& SWIM. G3 Pa ave s E apl9-ztc
BOYs-Colored. with bicycles 70 deliver pack
PE5ILIPSBORE7s 60 1th y W apIs-st
BRIGHT BOYS can earn good money work
ing after school hours. Apply BOX 3.
yyashington Times Eel2-tf
. BOYS a years Old. Immediately: REGULAR
worz- Apply COS F n " sp20-2ts
BRICKLA YERs-50. At once IEfh and s G
aEe. 5 z Union wages H p HOWEN-
STEIN co. ap1s-st
BUsHELAIAN- MERIT & METZ s0S F
FCSEELafAN-FIrst class PRICE & CO.
- 8 = ~ apls-2t"
CARPENTERs-4, to aim out sI5 10Th St.
~ w apzo-zt-
CABINET MAKERS. bench. one machine
hand, and two boys 20 wire screens. AppIy
before % g. m 70 Manager WOODWARD (
LOTHROP. apIs-st
COAT8IAKERS- First-cIass; none Other need
apply A GHISELTI & CO, 1Ts5 Pa ave
COATAIAKERs-Two frst-class: STEADY work
al year around; good saiary- A SOBER
10 Pa ave. It
COAT MAKERS. Experienced. Il once J
JACOBS & CO, A65z 9Th st y. ".
-L-- -
CLEANER and presser, good, On clothes. T.
BERLENSkI. 469 81 n " apIs-sts
coat NAKERS-G0od wages I29s r 81
- We. aP1e-8tr
EARN SO TO s15 a WEEK DURING SPARE
THE. We START TCT n A PER1IA-
tninE. We have new easy selling plans and
seztsouabie- leaders in the NAH order line to
keep our factories busy. No carf-aSsIne.
oIllal capital You pay Us cut Of the BusI-
ness Large profits spare time required.
FerslIlal assistance Write today for plans,
positive proof and sworn statements PEASE
NJ Co. 50 Pease Building, Buffalo. y. Y.
aps-Su. we-tf
HOSTLER-FFrst-eIass, to work IN stables
A :. sTABI-ER. 81 D St n W sP1s-st
ICE CREAM 8IAEER-Cood position to com
pstent man 9o sth St y W ap1s-3tc
KITCHEN MAX Apply o'clock STAR
LUNCH. 81s 18th st It
LADIES' TAILOR-Flrst-cIsss- 81 18th st
ar2o-sto
slAN--c0lorea; to care Tor horss and coz.
gu Bond Bids. a2ls-sts
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}f1a6flfngton @imes
Want Ads

BTanCn agencies
wher- your ad viii be taken It
Office rates.
NORTHWEST
Butts Pha-maey, fth & Mass ave y "
Eornu37gs P4 harm IN = IS; = ~ ~
Geszford'E. sIh & SIS. n y.
Reward. r. d. 18th & " Sta. y. ".
8. h m. Sons Co Dept Store. sth &
lattingiy's Pharmacy 18Th q L sts n. "
laItby's Pharmacy. 1851 Calvert s. N. "
RSicols' Pharmacy, 18th 8 Pa ave. n ".
Pau Pearson. 1sth 4 Fla ave y. ".
ouiElsy's Pharmacy. 1st & G SIS. \. ".
Rea's Pharmacy, IN & 2 SIS. n ".
smi55- J. E, 5i,h 8 Wisconsin ave.
TFylos's Pharmacy, sth & p SIS. n ~
Esitsh X 4 IN 4 4 50 \ |.
Sarnold's. 34m 14th St n y.
weller. r p. S559 a 81
Partfe. N V. S32S Georgia ave.
sanf0rd's Pharmacy. " Y ava = n Cap.
Park Road Pharmacy. nth st 4 Park -
NORTHEAST.
EIunersH Pharmacy, y. Cap. & r sta
kTauss Pharmacy. sth & 4 stz. n z
LsddOn's Pharmacy, 100 ia ave- \. E
Lamb & Taylor, nth & E Cap. sta
$780, 49, Z - i. = iy,, - = a - =.
New York Avenue Pharmacy. N z. ava
. n CAD. st
Elssnbeiss' Pharmacy. I'll a B sts- g ".
GcDcaald, :, ", 81 I sta. s. ".
SOUTHEAST
BUTOEE Pharmacy. 18th 81 & Pa AZ & z
Reach Drug Co. Sth q Ets. s. z
WeIler'E Sth & I SIS S z
Powell. - E. sth & 2. Cap
ANACOsTIA
BUYS Pharmacy. COZ. M0urOs q Jens-son
streets
ALEXANDRIA
Came. r. L. Alexandra. Va
BROOELAND-
LAnto0 & Nelson Br0okland, D. c
CHEVY CHASE
Eunneman. T A. Chevy ChaHa
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FLOOR OILS

c. T HUNTER : sSANTTARY DUST KILL
NC FLOOR OIL keeps the floors clean and
bright, gives them Icished finish: SOC gallon
delivered Try q - can taot delivered
Phone Main 545s- s1ilis-+s1s Pa ave. N w
GOOD FOR YOUR FURNITURE. TRY IT
WANTED-Ageats. ey srywhere. apls-7t'
GEN COL1ORLESS FLOOR OIL on sale at All
de-lrtrnent storels-housefu furnishings depart
lnhSl-70rs
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HELP WANTED-FEMkLE

COAT HANDS-ELperlenCsd permanent no
sitions good wages Apply a. once L-AI7-
ny 5. &c .th 81 - " ap2e-2tc
CASH GIRLS Apply % manager before 81
e. n BISSELLS BAZA-AR. lzT c St
L
COOK-Whiee or colore6. oakland Nd 81
1a-e5 man and vie for truck farm and
housssVorS- near n Y city cooks, general
house7orkers. and other help. this city.
EUREKA 1o-1 n 2. AVE II
C0LORED GIRL OF woman fo- general
housework, at once s. II ST y ". Ito
DRESSMAEE R-Experieucs on white In
gsrfe dresses. steady work good pay Cau
at THE new YORK LINGERIE SHOP, SIS
11th y " apso-stc
DRESS3fAKER-Coat and suit hands BON
MAECHE. al6 IN y. ~ aD2o-2r-
EXFEFsIEoSCEO COOK and general house
worker A. once; must De neat. 90 St
n W IL
FINISHES Experiences. or custom trous-
e-z, Apply at once SIS G 81 y W, third
eo0T, zp20-stc
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OA1CING

DAVISONS, Prof and Mrs. TIs stu " W.
Est 1872 Phone II 1854 Lessons any hour.
classes and dances. Tues. Thur evs- Assem-
" dances Natl Rifles ArIn0ry every SAT eve
apI4-tf
PROF & MRS. WYNDHAAI, SIS I'm n W
Teach AL dances Lesson SOC, 6 for $50
Private Lessons any hour Phone Main 557s
mas-tf
MRS. GLOVER, s15 md Pri lessons. soc;
waltz 4 rVC-step guar-5 lessons Class Tues.
Thurs. Sat. eve. PC Phone " 1923 mhI0-tf
DANCING STUDIO. rs Eye 81 y W.
Misses Chamber and Cobb, teachers.
claI dance Thursdays Phone IL 5s57 z
Ja2-u
PRIVATE DANCING SCHOOL
Only one Taught a time.
latest dances two Instructors
Is17 y. Z ave SELECT. Phone Il SIS 7.
dc.-0
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ROOMS AND BOARD

COLUMBIA ROAD, I739-Summer rates. a-.I
furnished rooms IN new modern home and =
car lines. with or without board. Phone
Columbia PISS ap20-2tc
ST. n W. 2oo-LarEe, cool. comfortable
rooms, excellent table board; So per month
ap14-59tr
x ST n w u0l-LarEe comfortable front
room with good board; reasonable rates.
Apostle
9Th ST Y w 7ss-SinEle and double front
rooms and board; 3 per week. apIs-st'
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FOR SALE-MIscELLANEous
FOR SALE.

Furniture nicely furnished 4-room apart
Iilent n the northwest including SO brass
fllsnen completely viii sell Immediately for
CASH can have lease OF apartment II &C.
sired price S45c. 10 dealers need apply; make
appointment By telephone Nan 1858. Branch J.
a~10-Tfa
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Rug WEAVING

HAVE YOUR rugs woven by the Laurel hrn:
tried and true. sanitary. Postal We call
ECLIPSE RUG CO. Laurel. Nd, only address
au9n-Isfs
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MANICURING

face and scalp treatment u
st y. ". apis Sc
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DRESSMAKlNG & MILLINERY

CLOSING OUT all trizrmed hats at cost Izls
= 81 n 2 Hats made o. own material,
trimmed for Soc ape0-tr
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UPHOLSTERTsSG. cabinet wor7z. repairing.
finishing. slip covers. and screens: best work:
lowest prices. satisfaction guaranteed
JEAN AHRANO. 1243 Goth 81. Phone n. $50.
Ep2-G
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-20
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WINDOW CLEANING

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-26
GENERAL MUNICIPAL OWNER.
SHIP COMMITTEE NAMES MEN,
BEERS FOR THAT PURPOSE.
WANT PROPOSITION IN
WRITING FROM OWNERS
Special Committee is Instructed to Use
Hull Rates as Basis For Estimating
Possible Earnlnss-Trusteeship Pre-
posed to ohviate Exceeding city's
Indebtedness.

The committee of seventeen, whics
has been discussing the possible pu--
chase of the Jones & Hovey utilities
for the city, met Wednesday even
ing and authorized the appoint
ment of special committee of
six to negotiate a proposition in
writing from the owners OF the
plant Messrs. F. G. Pierce, O. L. In
gledue, s. Wilhau, L. ii. Osborne.
George Gregory. and D. W. Norris, Jr.,
were appointed. The full committee
then passed q resolution instructing
this special committee to use the rates
In the Hull ordinances as basis for
estimating possible earnings in the
event that the city should come into
possession OF the plant.
Owing 70 the statutes limitation Of
$4,000 upon the Indebtedness which
the city can incur IN the purchase of
utilities. i will not be possible for the
city to buy direct until the property can
be had within that sum. To provide
for this difficulty il is proposed that a
trusteeship be formed 10 take over the
property and hold it until the earnings
shall have margined the purchase price
down 10 point at which the city could
vote bonds and take il over. However,
the real difficulty is the large price
which the owners ask