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The Washington times., 1910-02-03
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B--FoIlowing schedule figures published
only as information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta. Birmingham, Mobile New
Orleans. AsheviIie. a. m md IO-s5 D 10
For Cha1tauooga and Memphis $500 e ~.
daily
Birmingham New Orleans. 1910 D IA
For Roanoke, Knoxville. Chatfanooea
Nashville Memphis. $40 a m daily
Sleeping car open after 10 D M
For Atlanta. BIRMINGHAM CoI7rr,F,fz
Charleston, Augusta Aiken. savannah Tacl--
souville, and Florida points. AIS D. m daily
l. s BROWN. General A csnt
se4-tf-exn
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RI

Published as information; not guaranteed
200 ,. m daily-For Virginia West Virginia
and Kentucky points Eullmans-
$50 o n daf-y-CINCINNATI-ST IOT-Tg
CHICAGO SPECIAL Solid train 70 g.
Louis with Pullman sleeper to CHICAGO
stops only ar Important stations Pullman :
dnest equipment
MO .. m daIIy-F- r V LIMITED ~o-
Cincinnati. Louisville. the West So1sfb-
west and Northwest. Pullman slee2ers
c 4 O. 4 "a carte Dining Car Service
Chesapeake and Ohio Offices 5i5 FeupsyIvaDIa
avenue. 1883 r street. and Union Station
Telephone Main 1905 and 2266 for tickets bsr-
gage checks. reservations. UsxiCabs.
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Advertisements will be accepted at
any OIL the following branch Onices
at regular OInce rates, III It is in
convenient 10 leave advertisements
az either branch office or The Times
Business Once, they may be tele-
phOned direct TO The Times (Main
52GO), and a messenger VIII call TO
collect
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REFUSE TO SETTLE
COMPROMISE CLAIM

Francisco Godoy has submitted TO the
Commissioners a request for an AMIGA
hIe settlement Of a claim Of $40 for
damages TO his automobile. resulting
from the machine TlUnEing over an en-
bankment in Fulton street one night
last August
The Commissioners, however. decline
TO admit liability. and Mr. GOdoy viii
eEdeavor TO obtain satisfaction IN the
courts.
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REV. VAN INGELGEM
ST. JAMES PASTOR
Belgian Succeeds Rev. E. NJ. Tear
uey at Falls Church Catholic
Church.

The Rev a A Van IngeIEem has
been made pastor OF St James Catholic
Church at Falls Church, Va He viii
succeed Rev. Edward VI. TeaTney. who
has been made pastor Of Holy Cross
Church az IsynchburE. Va Father Van
InEelgem has a wide acquaintance in
Washington. particularly among the
educational Institutions, where his lee
Jures on art have made him prOmi-
nent- Early IN life he was an art critic
in his native city Of Brussels, where he
also served as q member OF several mu-
nicipsl art commissions
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Storage.

STORAGE HAULED FREE
Lowest Rates in the City
500 Per Load Per Month
Estimates CheerfuIy Given
Il BAUM g. son slc Pa ave \ Y
Phone Main IZ54 fsy1-rf
GET OUR ESTIMATE On abs0futefv -
proof storage, moving. packing UNITED
STATES STORAGE Co. Es-2g Iozh s. n
W Main s22s- 5ezs-tf
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

ArTived-Dixie at Philadelphia ana
Perry and Preble at Long Beach
Ssiled-WhipPIe, Truxton- Hopkins.
Rowan GOldsboroUEh, Stewart. and
Lawrence from Mare Island for San
Pedro Des 1IUines from Little Corn
Island for San Juan del NOTte. and
PadUcah from Key West FOR New Or
leans.
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The Vital Records.
Births

Births.
Fred and Marie P Strobel. boy
David !. and Mary Day, girl
Rufus and Susie MCCaIister. boy.
Dwight y. and Mildred p Rurnhsm,
girl
George ". and Mary J. Harris boy.
Nike and Anna PIrrOus- girl
Frederick r. and Martha O. lawson,
hoy
Joseph J and Rose e Maddox. girl
Joseph and VinCenZa. N MaruCci boy.
III and Mary 1ICQUeeney, boy
F redeTlCh ana Mary ThOmpkinE. boy.
Thomas A. and Ora 3. Sands, girl
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Typewriters.

TYPEWRTTERS. All kinds sod.
exchanged and rente-1s rental apply on pur-
chase price, liberal allowances made for
old Wornout machines Call write or
phone for FREE catalogue and tarass
washington Branch. THE HAMMOND
TYPEWRITER co. szs Colorado Fs1i1dinE.
fes-eod-Tfc
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OVERCOME BY GAS

7. G. Powell, ffty-five years old, was
accidentally overcome BY Illuminating
Sas early this morning in his room. 20
Indiana avenue northwest He was
taken 10 the Emergency hospital His
condition is not thought serious
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PRINTER REQUIRED
IN CIVIL SERVICE

An examination TO secure eIigibIes
from which 10 make certifcation TO I'll
vacancies in the Bureau OF Printing al
Manila, =. /. as printer at a salary Of
SrS10 70 500 per annum was announced
this morning BY the Civil Service Com
Nilsson. The zpDOinree may be as
signed 10 the DTOOfToOm 10 Office work
requiring n knowledge OF printing, or 10
forenanShip Of the division
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William T ShuEeTt. 6S years. 152
Tbirty-frst street northwest
900 A Price. u years, The Manor
House
Mary z WztHsu- = years. S42 Eighth
street southeast
Cuira NoroecS- IS years FpiscopaI Hos
pitaL
Jared D Fitting. s years, ss7 Ninth
street southeast
James ! Sheehy. % years, 2nl4 P street
northwest
Katie 6 Shoemaker, 20 years, Georgia
avenue
Agnes Colford, years. 1852 Columbia
road
James r CrabiU, hour. I219 D street
northeast
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BARBE.R for saturday. Es guarantee
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one Reading STANDARD y-a
one Reading standard -----.------ q
one ls-s L>eacins STANDARD .-.-- I5I
ALL IN GOOD CONDITION
T n MUDD. Jr-. Inc. I1zS y. y a. Wv
-aE-tf
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OEETNCNEN-Going 20 Join the boycott
against high price o. meatE Be a vegetar-
ian and save good .o1ey. see Us and save
more good money or tailored working
coat and vest slightly used at 81 81 81 "a
So pants S5G. T-o5- 75c- one price o7Iv-
JUSTH-S OLD STAND. go D y W
fe5-tf
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For Rent Rooms
Furnished.

g. ST ~ E. II-Near Capitol- furnisbe
rooms Housekeeping allowed 1tr
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CHEVY CHASE, Nd
A gONNEMAN-
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SEABOARD AIR LINE.

fo-c5 q n. daily ''FIorIda Fass Nan o.
Throuzh coaches and Pullman slsepe-S a
Savannsh and Jacksonville ParIor a.
TaCksonvfIis 70 Tampa through sIeeDs-z -
Atlanta and Birmingham Dining cars
As D NJ daily The ElaminEo-'s CJ5rl-Ir
eat Florida train. Through Coaches n Ta-I--
EouviIle. Pullman slsepsrs 70 Jacbscrz-fITs
81 Augustine. Palm Beach, Miami s1S
KNIGHTS Key. Connecting for Havana TIf7-
ing cars
zoo D n -'Ssaboard Florida IInite5 %.
solid Pullman Electric Lighted Jh-o-1g5,
CTaeuers 10 St Augustine. Pain Fgsa~b n
anil and Knights Key Connection Tor ~
- ana Havana Club Observation -
dining car
T.1S D m daily Seaboa-d F-xr-ss.
--l,ro14zh coaches and Pullman sTesns--. =
Savannah. jacksonville, and Tampa AIso
10 Atlanta Birmingham, and Memphis. Din-
7icket once, 14lS New York ave. y "
T. A HARDWOOD, C 7. A
c B Ryan. G. ?. A.. Portsmouth u
G. z. Phillips, D. P A., Washington d r,
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The Washington Times makes spe-
ciaI eash-in-adTance rates for CIas-
sified Advertising.
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one cent q word each insertion. Minimum
eaaT8e. ID cents--niaimum space, lines.
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Help Wanted-FemaIe.
ASSISTANT CooK-colo-sd. at once: saIz--
Sl5- Apply ENERGES~Y HOSPITAL.
tes-tf
ARM ZyAITRESs-EaPerieneed- 71l'= stH 81.
APPRENTICES .or ladies' tailoring. paved
while Iearnilg- o13 18Th 81 n "
/ COLORED COOE. $50. cook SO; private fam
| lies. general hoUseworker. SIS; houseuaId.
/ SIS other pTaces-uu-Ees- cHzrlberrafds bur-
lsTs- LADIES' EXCHANGE sC7 Vernon,
GIRL-Colo7ed. 20 attend a small child 1910
on 81 y W fe5-5t'
GIRL for general houssvo-l- III5 5th st
-t5-oL
GIRL-TouuE. to run errsnds ana EeIp in
housewo-ki no board GUSTAFE. rs 18Th
s. y N II
/ GIRL FOR general h0Usevvorz: family oF 3
50 home nights wages 81 CalI =. Seatru
G'RL-CoIo-ed. for gene-aI h7-se-vo-Il. mus.
be neat and have EOod references. stay
Cleveland Park fel-stc
HANDS Experienced. coat and skirt. No
othe- need eppIy- 1888 14th s. y. ~.
HELP-First-clasz. on aides coats. no others
need apply; also apprentice gi-I- 400 L 81
HEsLP-Experlenoed. Iadles' coats. Apply
HOTEL. CHAMBERM. Ds. hotel 7vait-esseS
at once FISHERS AGENCE. 81 10Th s..
HOUSE GIRL 70 sth St 5 z fez-2t
MILLINERY TRI1IWERS. prepa-ers. and ap-
prendces. good pay while learning F
ROSE - y st y ~ fe5-St'
NURsE-German OF English. S25; cook. SO;
parlor maid S25. other places LADIES
EXCHANGE. So7 Vermont ave fe2-2t'
PLAIN COOKS. general houseworkers. cham
bermaids, cleaners 1873 llth 81 y V Il
LESwOMAN-ImmedfateI experienced in
book department Apply 20 MANAGER,
WOODWARD & LOTHROP- l.
sALESWO1IAN-E Experienced. for silk de-
partment- GOLDES2ER 9Th and X
TYPEWRITER-Expe repairers; saIary
and commission; refs. required Address
BOX s6- Times oflice- fe--Stc
WAITRESS White. PATENT OFFICE
CAFE. Sl2 81 y " Ie--3t-
WAIST and skirt hands and apprentices
woMAN-Colored. as plain cook. so Pa.
wO1IAN-CoIored, general housevork: fam
ily ,, 20 home nights Apply 5llT Uth 81
wONIAN-ReIiabIe. as cook Apply Apart
msnt 81 The Brunswick 1tc
wOAIAN-Good: for general housework;
must be good laundress; SIS month 1887 23d
y w fe2-2tc
WOMAN for general houseworki references.
1907 Lamont St fe@-2tc
YOUNG GIRL-Assist in light housevv orl-
Apply Apartment o THE BRUINS WICK
1tc
YOUNG GTRI-vhite- 70 assist with care OF
baby; good home 1913 18th St \. w
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Wanted-Rooms and Board

CENT E0IAN wants board and room In mi
Es-s family state terms BOX uO- Times
Office IT.
cSTE-D-Eur1ishe5 room with OF without
beard Nare price, single man BOX IS
Tines c1--e- fe2-2ts
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
Unss q
Class b

Al other ciassiHestiou- IS cents q line.
sLLLles. 10 cents a Iine-niInimUD. lines
,<eEsonals, Is cents a lire any number Oi
times Six words to a line.
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Three times within one week. q cents q
unes times, COusecutiveiy 90 cents a line
Minimum space, 2 Inca
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Help Wanted-Male.

BARBER for Saturday, g guarantee 17za
Pennsylvania ave. l.
BOYS-Two stout white. as tiunsrs' helpers
Apply IRON CLAD ROOFING CO, IGe e
BRIGHT BOYS can earn gooG money work
ing afteT school hours. Apply BOX IS
Nashington Times sel2-tf
COLLECTOR about r. years CID win bi-
cycle cal after D IN. 5l0 Bond Build
ing. IL
COLLECTOR for iustalIment accounts must
have wheel. state salary expected and expert
DRIVER Experienced. Tor BunaI0 Market.
lsl6 lith 81 n W fe3-5ts
MAN with a wheel 20 collect. must furulsh
good references Apply this evening be
tween and s. ". J. BAKER. s5s Lou=si-
ana ave y ~ II
MAN-EXperienccd Ia sewing machine 5usi-
ness Apply OPPENHEidEE S, 5is sl1 st.
MEN to learn barber trade. only shorI zine
required, wages after frst month"; steady
MOLERS 5 BARBER COLLEGE. 20 B1Tery
PoRTERs. dishwasHers. So; bell boy I51
lltn 81 ~ W II
statesmen Experienced l0r slIz de1a-l-
nent- Apply GOLDESGEt-S s. 9Th and *
SALESMEN-Tvr or three. who rara -sd
some experience, 10 represent high EraL5 pr0v-
ositiou in Washington ana Baltimore. must
be able to furnish good references. Gail
sa3 Evans Building 1870 New York ave, be-
tween and u a. M ta5l-sts
SOLICITORS e1perian~-d. must como
well ree0uUeudpd. Apply 1909 -rH g.
W, betweeH and a. fe3-st
WHY NOT EARN FROM 60 10 So PER
MONTH by taking course az the Ma
TIOSAL AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE,. Cost Of
CUR course about guc-IalE lr5E months
salary We make sou an expert chauffeur
and assist you iu securing a position Don't
miss the upp1rLUrl-y- start today. Day
and night classes FOR COLOEED MEN
EXCLUSIVELY
The National Automobile College
I53s 7th st. y. w Phone y 1873
WINDOW eliza NERS-ruo white Ar7.r
- @ Ct y. W. ar $50 O'Clock q. I'D. l--
WE Allow your railroad fare 90 washing
ton. 81 you live within -.5 miles and train
YOU as an expert automobile Eal=s-r7--
chauffeur or repsITIUal- vsfLfl ten weeks
Demand for vGT graduates au over rHe United
states Positions pay from FE.H.. -1 $3.50 q.
a month Part of ru.---u payable af-e- so
secure position Write ll- particulars
THE AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE
OF WASHINGTON,
1905 f4th Street Northwest,
Washington, y. G.
LarEes- Automobile Engineering school In
The Taite5 states f7-g---
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Wall Paper.

lowest prices
CHAS. - CARLISLE
- AaEs- Ave y " Phone Main 81
aDZs-T. n. TT
ROOMS PAPEREO 3 Ups u1ouldinzs - A
loot on the val LIE PREI-x 1E01 ~ -
y w Phone North z4E- fsI7--F
LAIEsI DESIGNS large rooms uapered 81.
crop postal h Z REYNOLDS. rs + s. ~
fs5-tn- I. .sa-tf
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NORTHEAST.

4cCHEsNET q JOACHIN, cor. "a and &
Ets- Phone L 81.
LAADDoE PHARAiACE. z0s Florida ave.
Phone L 1Ss6-
kRACss, PHARMACY, cor. 9Th ard K stA
EtE- EnODe l. I1Z
CHAE- h ELEMER- y Can and p
Phone y S116
NeCHEsNEE & JOACHIM. sth and E 90,
PE-s L z7EZ
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Business Opportunities.

CHROCM- daily receipts SIS cheap
reIL. long lease price---------..--.--.-- s. 20
DA4hf5 tle plant and routes clear
ing, i5E $50 yea-y. retirng---.-.--------z z50s
-CtsNEH DAIRY LUNCH. coming
mon aoneyi Issss alone worth low Price, ZOO
FDOL ROOM fine tables location
best worth $3.50 sacrifice ----.-.----.- -s1
o-LHAlR barber shop good section "
W: very cheap ar price ---------------. *
FRUIT STORE clearing blk mcus--
rent $50 owner leaving citv----.--.-- fc1
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. 1s-8 ?
f-1-5r
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Help Wanted-Male.

ASSISTANT MANAGER-Bright young man
for inside position advertising novelty bus
iness. 6ne chance for advancement OWEN
h TRUTTT CO, 1zI1 L St ze1-5tc
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Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R.


LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every Othsr Hour Qn the Odd Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL 25D ST NEW YORK
200 a rn--Dlner, Pullman ParIor Car
1900 a. u.-5-hOur train
800 a m--Diner and Pullman Pa-Ior
t1I-00 q m--Diner and ObservatIon PuiIr7an
100 D rn--DIne- and Pullman ParIor Ca.
$50 D m.--'Royal Limited All Pullman
Fiye-hCur-
f4-eo D n.-Coaches 70 Philadelphia
500 D m.-Diner and Pullman ParIor
IS 90 p m--Coaches 20 New York
sI2-I5 y T.-Sieep6Ts TO New York
sz.52 a. m--Sleepers 70 PhIladelphia 7nd N-av
ATLANTIC CITY. t7soo. 900. fu.oo m
t1sOo. 900 p m
EVERY HOUR on THE HOTTR
(Week Days 2 20 = . m
.2zz f5-O0. 1880, '7-00 go. $50 So s,--o
$50 f10-O0. "II-O0 a. m. "I2-UI noon. sTS-os
aI-oo Z-l5 T2-00, 900. 45-zg t7-76 100
+E.s5 500. F5.O8. $50. Ts-09 ESQ f7-T.s .SO
Is.0c- sIO.Oo JOS. s1I-s0. sI2.-5 \ 9-'S
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. a1-27. $50 p n
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS. AND IO7-rs-
PTTTsBURG. $40 g. m, ~. $40 D n a.
CLEvELAND. $40 , IN
COLUMBUS. $50 D m
=TNCHESTEE. $40 a. n. +G-d5 $50 p =,
FREDERICK Ts-2o, 1910. <s-15 a n, 4 20
taos, 45-45 ? N
HAGERsTOwl-. 1910 a m. 45.oo D
ANNAPOLIS. '1;2J. f8.00 & n 4l2.0s ~,
fs-Z0. $3.50. 1870. Eld f5-5e D m
DAILY. Except Sunday. 5Su1day onIv
TEL ELEPHONES Et all OF the forT-5-f-,-
Ticket Of7Ces= l4-T Z s. Ts,- Main 1zq1 sTS
station Ticket Ofice- Main 7zsg- I7rC--1.
ton BUrfau Main 73sa
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sOLTHEAsT.

SOUTHEAST
A 2 POWELL. 18th and East CanfsoE -.
Phone L lisa
A B. BURROWS. uth and Pa ave Phone
L 1lIE
ROACH DRUG CO. s,h ana C. PboBs I.
1859.
r. ?. WELLER, cor. stb zad I. Phone Y
E7E ~
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Situations Wanted-FemsIs.

PLACE as general H1azevo-G-r -ff 18th
~ u ---
WASHING 90 take home. prices reasonable
Sth ST. " w r-l----
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SAIOON-OEjnz % leaving city. an com
pelie1 - sa-7-rlCe my business OF Pa ave-
y W BET s-h and I-th one best stands
IN CITY control excellent trade s-7.010 fzz-
year, viii take SII-5r1 OWNER Bon -rE
Times office Fz---r
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SOUTHWEST.

y HUGO EIsESBEIss. 7th and 3 s,s
Phone IL 57l2
MCDONALD. } ". - and I. Phone n
zE2.
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2 P WELLER. Pharmacy. S5ss II s. \
W Phone l. IzoS. ". Z7s
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Mashington SOutEern RafIn-a--

" e1o-4-L . u NI'1t-.oIu ItaIIWaT-
Fer Richmond and points south via -
sr5ck burE-Leave Union Station daffv s-9-
a m. rs a m 10-05 a. IN II-s5
4-l5 p m. 40 D m 500 , m 70 o -
1900 D n Leave week days. ZOO y -
s 4. -, Florida Limited. and 7-lC = ~
A c l. Florida Special All PuI1r1a-e- -
local stops Local for Fredericksburz n
N daily. Times Of departure and C-n1eS-
tions not guaranteed sse-rf
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FOR SALE-SElaU grocery business cEsa D
rent nice dwelling attached Address BOX
1G-- Times 1fice- Fe--7-a
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Help Wanted
Male and Female

HOTEL HELP f-4. al Departments today
y W. F=r-g-
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BURT'S FHARMACT. corner MC1ros asd
JehersCu Ets- Phone L 1913.
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TaiiOrs.

st y. W, formerly SI Z 81 SuftE cIasrad
repaired soc ID: umbrellas repaired. ICc
saTf-ff
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ALEXANDRIA. VA
r. L CAENE & CO. 7o5 king 81
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Underwood. Rem
good as new. FOR
prices. Typewriter
u 81 -. W II f519
oC2-tf
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-13
BENEFIT BALL PLANNED.
St. Joseph's Hospital in Need-Pub-
lie Meeting is Called.

a benefit for St Joseph's hospital
at Hancock, to be given between
Christmas and New Years will be
considered at meeting of Houghton
and Hancock residents called for next
Saturday night. ST. Josephs hospital
is the only one available to Houghton
and Hancock people. The meeting has
been called 10y Mrs. Joseph Hodgson,
who is taking an active interest in
the work OF the institution.
The hospital is charitable one and
depends upon the donations of the
people for it's support. All patients
who go there for treatment are az
"o~ted, regardless OF creed or their
ability to pay. They do not always
pay,
The hospital was opened to the pub
Tic about seven years ago and is still
in debt to the amount of $4,000. The
equipment of the institution has depre-
ciated and cannot be restored now
because Of lack of funds. Mrs. Hodg-
son will make her home headquarters
for the receiving of donations of ar
ticles and money for the hospital.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-13
ARE GATHERING DATA.
Railroads Are Trying to Lower the
High Rate Of Taxation.

r. II. Shields of Houghton. who
returned Saturday from Lansing,
where he attended a special meeting
of the board of state tax commission
ers, OF which he is member, states
that a number of the railroads i'm the
lower part OF the state have employed
a large force of experts to gather
data To prove their contention that
their rate of taxation is too high.
They are dissatisfied with the rate
levied on their valuations, which is
resultant from the low assessed val
uation of general property in the
state and they will submit the find
ing Of their experts to the next meet
ing OF the legislature.
The board Of state tax commission
ers is collecting data on railroad mat
ters, telephone and telegraph lines,
and the valuation of general prop
erty, which they will submit at the
next meeting of the board of equal
cation, which will be held i'm August
OF next year.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-13
HouGHToN BREvITIEs.


Announcements have been made of
the coming marriage of Arthur Krell-
WITT and Miss Vera West To take
place in Chicago early I'm January.
MIR. Krellwitz. a Houghton boy, is
now manger and captain of the Illi-
nois Athletic club hockey team in
Chicago. while Miss West is Hough-
ton young lady.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. ID. Wharton and
family will leave i'm short time for
a visit in Chicago and other cities
Mr.. Wharton yesterday severed his
connection with the M. Van Orden
company.
Judge :. $. Cooper OF Ironwood, ac-
companied by Il. c. Hayes. court re-
porter, was in Houghton yesterday on
ms way To Ontonagon.
Miss WHARF, librarian of the
Houghton public library, calls upon
the residents OF Houghton for as
sistance in securing n complete set of
the st. Nicholas magazine to be add
ed to the juvenile department. She
will purchase from any one, who
cares To dispose of them. single num-
lbers or volumes of the magazine, and
hopes to secure all the numbers in
this way
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-13
DISPUTE is SETTLED.
Two Hancock PeddIers Come &c
Houshton to Adjust Troubles.

\ dispute between two Hancock
peddlers, which ended I'm a pugiistic
encounter in front Of the Hancock
postoffice some weeks ago, was settled
In Justice O'Sullivan's court in
Houghton yesterday afternoon. II
appeared from the testimony given i'm
court yesterday that the wrangle was
over a cutter and some robes which
each man claimed as his property.
Freedman, a former Hancock peddler
had sold out his outfit TO Harry Mil
Ter, who arrived i'm Hancock about six
months ago, and had left his buggy
and cutter with Joseph Marcus. Mil
Ter claimed Freedman had also sold
him the buggy and cutter and the
buggy was turned over To him last
summer. When winter came Miller
also wanted the cutter and demanded
1t Of Marcus, but was refused and
told that the cutter belonged to him.
Miller than decided to take IT, He
tried to do this on certain Sunday
IN Hancock when Marcus had gone
into the postofiice for his mail, but
Marcus came out i'm time to raise a
disturbance. Miller swore out a COM
plant I'm Hancock Justice court and
won his case. but Marcus came to
Houghton and replevined the cutter
which Miller had succeeded in taking
home.
In O'Sullivan's court yesterday az
ternoon. Marcus put up a claim that
both Freedman and Miller owed him
Tor board and that TO his knowledge
no sale had ever been made of the
cutter by Freedman. who had agreed
to pay him storage for the cutter In
all he claimed Freedman owed him a
board bill Of 50 and sS75 for storage.
When the case finally went TO the Jury
II decided To permit Miller to keep
the cutter. but allowed Marcus So for
board and s. for storage The case
was hard fought on both sides.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-13
NOTICED BALD SPOT
COMING ON HEAD
Interesting StoryOf COnsultationwith
DermatOlogist and Successful Use
of Cuticura, Also Case Of Severe
Ivy Poisoning, Relief Of Which by
Cuticura Was Permanent.

"Nine years ago noticed bald spot
coming on my head and. as l was only
nineteen years old, IL did not seem
natural. as Il was on the side Of my
head instead Of on top. My mother
advised my seeing a dermatologist and
did so, one Of the best in Boston, and
he said il was due TO a germ i must
have got at the BARRIERS. He couldn't
assure a cure, but by treating each hair
separately by electricity. he said, the
hair might come out white or gray, II
Il came out at all. He proposed giving
me a treatment every month for six
months at ten dollars a treatment.
When i told my mother she advised
using Cuticura and this / did, using
Cuticura Soap and Ointment every day.
In two months my hair commenced 10
grow, and in six months one would
never have known there had been any
trouble. the hair coming out being black,
the exact shade Of my own. j have
never had any trouble since, and feel
! cant say half enough for Cuticura.
Another member Of our family was
terribly poisoned by poison ivy and
every summer for six years tbs blisters
came, bursting and causing grest suffer
ing. We tried everything recommended
by the best physicians, but with no
good result. Finally we tried Cuticura
and obtained relief In a very short time
which was permanent. She has never
had any trouble since, so Cuticura is
invaluable 70 Us, YOU see. G. J. Browne,
I Remington ST., Dorchester, Mass, Jan.
20, 1910"
This letter Is but one OF hundreds Civ
ing proof Of the success Of the Cuticura
Remedies in treating the skin and scalp.
Potter Drug Chem. Corp, Sole Props, Boston