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The Washington times., 1910-10-26
RUNAWAYS AFOOT
ABANDON MEXICO
Washington Parents Send for Two
Boys Held by Constable in
Virginia.

The parents of Harold McCalmont,
fifteen years old. 1907 X street north
west, and of Messorino Norfesso, If
teen years old. of 629 E street north
west, are awaiting their return
They were arrested yesterday in Ber-
ryv1lle, Va, while walking, with Mex
Ice as their destination. They had been
missing for several days, and the local
police had been searching for them.
Yesterday the boys turned up hungry
and footsore in the Virginia town.
The constable suspected them of being
runaways and is holding them until
their parents send funds
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PERSONAL


ALFRED A. RAY
Blue Printing by Electricity.
Phone Main 2207. SIS 10Th 81. y. w.
PRIVATE PARTY lends moaey on household
goods, automobiles, etc: no notoriety or
red tape large amounts a specially 500,
payments Clly 80 per month ADDRESS BOX
tn. Times office.
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WANTED-EIGHT OR
TEN YOUNG MEN
who can furnish references, and who seS,re
70 learn automobile business. 10 apply al our
onice Immediately new sales plan IN
effect during october only. enables US 10
guarantee positions TO the above number
something We have never done before we
furnish you a position right in Washington
as soon as you enroll. from which good sales
cay, and complete the study Of our c0urse
evenings THIS opportunity will not be open
agaln Call On secretary FOR details. Bring
references.
The AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE OF
WASHINGTON,
1876 l4th y. w
AUTOMOBILE supply Department
We MUST have between 80 and 40 voI1-
men between ages OF IS and 5 20 BEGIN
coaching for positions as road testers motor
asseInDlers, and assistant fOremeu "a auto
mobile factories IN Detroit. Mich BufraIO
y. y, and IarrytOwn- Salaries run from
IS 10 50 a week We only have from Oc-
tober "a 70 December 81 70 give necessary
training and applications must De fled with
references before November l. Call FOR par
ucu!ars. CASE MARTIN. Secretary. 1875 18TH
81. y. ".
YOUNG MAN with some experiences Ia Ave-
nue. shoe store state experience. WINSOR
PoN %. Zines Office.
4V,N1 NAN wifh some knowledge OF
plumbing business on work In Virginia; state
experience and salary expected. BOX O..
Times ofnce-
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FLOOR OILS

c T. HUNTERS Sanitary Dust-kIIIiRE
Floor OIL keeps the floors clean and brigtk.
gives them polished hnish, good Tor your fur
ni-ure- Try H. so cents gallon delivered
Phone Main 5s5S Office u3 Pa ave. y. "
WashinEcon. D. c., L. s A. Used by L. s.
GOVT and over 5000 families for The last
IS years
WHITE WAX FLOOR OIL DoIishes stained
hardwood floors and furniture &C quart
delivered in city lCau for free sample bo--
tIe-) Phone l. 15S or drop postal 70 WEBER
ST Nd. ave y z
DON'T BUY FLOOR OIL until you've tried
ours. Sc gal ENTERPRISE HARDWAEi-
CO. 81 sth ST y. v. Phons II. 506L
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Male and Female.

GIRLS-Bright, neat. Is years OF age as
floor messengers. good pay and rapid pro-
motion. Apply to H. w. Schaub with GOLD
ENBERG'S It'll and Il stA
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IRON WORK

ORNAMENTAL IRON EcRE-Feuces. win
dow guards, Markees pipe ratings. elevator
enclosures. gates, horoscopes. SCHAEFEEl,
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LOST AND FOUND

LosT-Black Angora cat. with white breast
and paws Reward II returned 70 DR.. VA
RELA. l0O4 Z Cap St
LOST-Gold fob: initials IF. B. - inscription
on back Liberal reward Return 254S 18th
y. w. Apt. 4.
LOST-Lady's watch engraved Jennie at
corner or 30 81. and Pa ave. s. T., Sunday
night Return TO O'DONNELL'S PHAR-
MACY, cor. Sd and Pa ave, and receive
reward.
LOST-Dog. Handsome Prince; Blue Bolton
ana Gordon setter; black. white. and tan;
collar and ribbons on. Reward, BARCLAY
90 y 81.
LosT-Two Pointer dogs: white and liver
color; male and female, scar on dogs ear
Nd.
LOST-$5 reward will be paid for return OF
black and white collie dog to 400 Ca ave
Columbia 2l05.
FOUND-InitiaI ring. evidently long worn,
evidence of having been frequently repaired
can al ZOl Munsey Bldg.
SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.
wANTED-Place as general houseworker by
girl from Virginia Su9 c St y. E.
WANTED-Position as general housekeeper
4l3 LIST 81. y. E Only white.
WANTED-Washing and ironing to DO out
by trst-class laundress- l06 14th St S. z. 1
wANTED-By experienced nurse, sick nurs-
ing Of any description Phone y so or
1874 18th St
WANTED-By colored woman. place as gem
eral houseworker. sos G st S. W.
BOOKKEEPER. CASHIER, home work: ca
pable Of taking full charge Of books. BOX
p. Times Office.
SITUATIONS WANTED
Male
WANTED-By reliable young man, position
as typewriter and ofrice assistant. Address
CHAs. II STONE, 20 Sd st y Z.
WANTED-By young man with automobile
place as salesman OF collector; best refer
ences; bond II required Address BOX 81,
Times onrlce.
WANTED-By young man, position driving
auto or IN shop; reference BOX 50. Times
Office.
WANTED-By chauffeur with repair shop ex-
perience- position driving in private fam
NY reference. BOX %. Times office. l
WANTED-YOung man OF ability, with
best credentials. wishes 10 connect himself
with reliable house for inside OF outside
work BOX 81. Times Office.
WANTED-By young man. 70 learn some
good trade in spare time after .. n.
BOX 81, Times office.
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WANTED-RO0MS & BOARD
WANTED-R0OMS

WANTED-Two OF three rooms, furnished
for light Housekeeping; state terms Adj
dress r &c TImss OeiSes
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE


GIRL-Capable. for general nous-work- 6S7
Nd. ave n. E.
GIRL-Neat. colored, for dining room. Call
after a m. Z II St n. w.
GIRL for general housework Apply 2l1S Pa
ave. n w.
GIRL-wh.te. as ohild's nurse. Apply z717
18th 81. y. W.
GIRL FOR folding. Apply sos 10th st.
y. W.
GIRL for general Homework Apply III ID
st. y. +.
GIRL who can do alteration on ladies' and
gentlemen's clothes. also repairing. al once.
721 St n Z.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER. Apply 80 c
ST. n. ".
HELP-Experienced. on paper boxes GILT
EDGE PAPER BOX Co, 3l4 and 3I6 John
Marshall place
HELP on mems tailoring WILLIAM L
BRENTER. i57 9TH 81. 5. w.
HELPER on coats; hrst-class: at once 1910
G St \. w.
Observation-Disclosures. reliable, with good
city references. Apply 70 2ll2 81. NV. !
MANGLE GIRLs-Experienced. ToLMAN
LAUNDRY. 9Th and c SITS \. w.
MANGLE HANDS. ELITE. LAUNDRY CO.
MI 18th st. y. ".
MARKERS and AssORTERs. Apply FRA
ZEE-POToMAC LAUNDRY CO.. 18th
and ID.
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MILLINERY AND
DRESSMAKING
APPRENTICES % learn hIgh-grade. up-to-
date French dresscutting, dressmaking, de-
signing. ladies' tailoring. and millinery 5000
positions furnished after learning. Come noM
II you want a good position. NEW YORK
DESIGNING ACADEMY, 1i15 St
MILLINERY MAKERS and apprentices:
must have experience; best prices paid
Apply SCHOEN q CO. 1910 II st. y w.
NURsEs-white. at once at I7l5 18th St
n. W.
PLAIN COOKS. chambermaids. general
houseworkers. 1885 18th st. y. ".
sALEsLADTEs-ExPe in suIt depart
ment; permanent position and good salary
70 right party. Apply The FAMOUS, t2l-4S2
7th 81. y. W.
sTOREROOM GIRLS. s: SIS to $50 month.
BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY, 505 10th st
TAILOREsS- First-class. On ladies' gar
ments- Apply ISL Conn. ave n W.
Experienced. $50 Pa ave. NV.
OLYMPIA CAFE
wAITREssEs-TwO. experienced. BoYD's
CAFE, 1921 Pa ave
WATTREsSEs-sIx experienced. IS so to s.. 50
per week shortest hours. Apply los Pa
ave N W.
WHITE EARLY CLEANERS. Apply RIA
LEIGH HOTEL, Housekeeper; SIS per
month.
WUMAN-Colored. for general Homework:
family OF 3. Apply Apart. 20. THE BEV-
ERLY, 1863 Irving st
WOMAN 10 do general cleaning IN store.
ANTON FISCHER'S. 9Os G St y. ".
WOMAN for general housewOrk. must have
references. ~ 18th St
WOMAN-Settied, colored, 10 help In kitchen;
g per week Call all this week. III ~
St S. ".
MOUNTAINEERING. one who understands
cooking lus l7th y. vs.,
YOUNG WOMAN-Refned. white, TO assist
in light homework; one oonpaniOnabIe
YOUNG LADY as stenographer. with a slight
knowledge OF bookkeeping: state experience
II any age, also salary desired on starting
Address BOX 80. Times onice-
YOUNG LADIES 20 advertise. s. 70 $ daily
Apply Room 80. Dolly Madison House
YOUNG LADY WAITRESS. 81 c street
YOUNG GIRL-White. 10 work IN cafe s29
II. y. ".
YOUNG LADY-Rehned. TO represent Us In
society and diplomatic circles: no canvas
EinF. Call at Studio Of WALTER KEYSER
BACHRACH. 1881 F 81. n. W
HELP WANTED-MALE
An M ELA<AGE1NL EEEkECN may earn aloo
monthly corresponding for newspapers: no
canvassing. Send for particulars PRESS
SYNDICATE. LOckpOrt. y. Y
BOY-Experienced IN pressing. Apply at
once. SlS Il st. y W, s. COHEN. Tailor
BOY with wheel. F. II. KRAMER, 9ls
St
BOYS-BT' ght. active, Is years OF age and
over, as packers and parcel wrappers: good
paw and permanent positions. Apply 70 II
". SCHAUB, with GOLDENBERGS eth
ard X SITS
POY at once. about Is or IS years Old. TO
deliver packages. HIGGS- CLEANING
PLACE, 7Ss nth St S. E.
BOY-White. in jewelry shop III + 81 y
W, 81 floor.
BOY to attend horses and work in grocsrv.
references required. 7. PORTION, 18th and
NJ ave. y. Z
DELIVERY BOY-Colored, IS OF Il Must
own bicycle FREDERIC A. COCHRAN
e CO. 500 18th y
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MOTORCYCLES

FOR SALE-Csed motorcycles. : Light .
Excels-ors, Harley Davidson, : Iu5-au- J
yale. and a new Minneapolis rWO-spee5 va
MOTORCYCLES and blcycIes- are1rS - -
Thor bargains in secondhand -l1-o-evC Is
and sulCr-es- GEO W BEALL 81 "a 81
n W
FOR SALE-Is1O Yale. good as new: az ex-
ceptiolaL bargain T y AUDD. j., Inc-
~ n & ave
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GARAGES

GARAGE Tor storing your machine: centrally
located Automobile repairing 5v eZDe--
l-l-c1iE-s-s- Prices reasonable II
LEWIS a. CO. los 5th 81 y W II $40
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DUMPING GROUND

DUMPING GROUND. CONVENIENT TO
THE BUSINESS SECTION
Easily accessible from any part Uf business
washington Make arrangements for priv
ueges OF dumping with
OLD DOMINION DUMPING Co,
go y ST y W
Hours. 10 TO l.
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IN MEMORIAM

LITZ-In memory Of our beloved brother.
JOSEPH LITZ, who died nine years ago
today, october Is. 1901.
BY His Sisters and Brothers
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BIRDS AND ANIMALS.

FOR sALE-A few choice 5. c. White Lfv-
horr @ockerels, quality stock, bred for utii-
lJy. good points for show The right birds
Tor The right price Unions FORD
POULTRY FARM. St. Edith Academy. BIS
tow. Prince William county. Va CARL Won
CZERNISSkI, Mgr.
co TO & l. BARCLAY. 6l4 D St. the rat
eKterminator. for all kinds Of pets. Beauti-
ful cheap dogs his specially. Life experience
DOGS RENDERED IMMUNE from disten-
per By vaccination with imported German
seL Ia PARTICULARS upon application ~.
CECIL FRENCH. rs 18th a. y W.
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PHOTOGRAPHY
WINDOW CLEANING

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOWS?
White help and moderate prices. LEON l.
CAHOOE, Acme Window Cleaning Co re-
moved 10 81 G st. n, W. Phone u. 715s.
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RUG WEAVING.

BEAUTIFUL RUGS woven from old carpe.s.
The washington Rug Weaving CO.. 0tslcs
and works. So 5th ST. y. W Main 49,
HANDSOME reversible rugs from worn car
nets. we guarantee our WORK ECLIPSE RUG
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BICYCLES

@AA I C--S
VIKING BICYCLEs-Au repairs FREE to-
one year easy payments & desired 7. y
WE LEAD-OTHERS FOLLOW
Unicorn pUncture-proof tires. SIS put Or
P. J. NIENDELL & CO.. I7zs 9TH 81 y. ".
WANTED-sec5ud-aand bicycles DAEII
AUTO LAMP FEPAIR Co. - Is-h s.
y W.
HORSES AND VEHICLES
FOR SALE-Fou- Virginia horses. fin.
driving mares right or farm Can IS
Ca ave n W
70 HEAD OF HORSES and mares. right o-l
OF hard work se-Viceable. sound. CLeaF
suitable for any purpose IS Ind ave. F5a--
FOR SALE-Two work horses. cheap. GRO
GER. 1870 1th 81 y ".
SECONDHAND SURREYS, traps. r7-na-
bouts and delivery wagons; SIS up COGS-
WELLS. Ils. III. 20 "a LIh y. W
CAN'T has 10 car loads o. runabouts, sur
reys. and Z spring wagons VIII sell them
regardless or cost l2o6 u 81 y, ".
FOR EIRE-PIeasure teams. business teams
week. or month. ar Ted@ced rates PITS
NOGLE, rear so Pa ave y " Main g.
HIRING. BOARDING. and sales Stables.
81 Missouri ave y ". 5. d. WATERS
Special rates 70 travelling statesmen
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DENTISTRY
WORKIlGMEN'S WANTS

WORkINGMEN-YOur valued patronage IS
our asset. but we make Il worth while.
with our stock slightly used tailored suits
and overcoats at g 10 SIS; give IS a trial:
one price. JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 619 d. |
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PIANO TUNING

PIANO TUNING, $50: piano and organ re-
pairing. work guaranteed BY man Of 20
years experience Phone Main T12S or drop
postal J F HERMAN, 1890 Pa ave y. ".
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AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE-Coiumbia Electric IN zos1 con-
cition; complete. With recharEing outht
FOR SALE-2-cyIinder Yale. touring car q,
good conditions a bargain.
FOR sALE-Buick runabout. zz-h. D. fully
equipped
FoR sALE-lsoa 5-passenser REQ. nrst-elass
condition.
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DRESS SUITS.
WHERE TO DINE
PICTURE FRAMES

THE WARNER ART CO.. SIS Il ST y z
We frame pictures al Is less than any
dept. store Try as be convinced Open
evenings Special rates 10 artists and lodges.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-01

binary baronet. Sir Charles Hartopp.
She has been reported engaged to
twelve different noblemen. besides q
number OF other prominent men. in
GLIDING Winston Churchill.
1t was in September 1907, that the
engagement of Miss Drexel to Prince
Francis Of Teck was reported. This
was never confirmed. but 1t Is known
that Prince Francis was an ardent adj
mirer Of the fair American girl and
had it not been for the late King Ed
wards opposition to such alliances.
the wedding would probably have TAX
en- place.
The Viscount Maidstone met Miss
Drexel only five months ago at a
dance given by Mr.. and Mrs. Drexel
at Grosvenor Square. He at once be-
gan to pay her court, and although
Mr.. Drexel was not pleased with the
prospect of a penniless nobleman for
a son-in-law. he saw that the young
couple were deeply In love. But the
viscount is not to receive any fabul.
Gus dowry with his young bride. 1t is
said that Miss DrexeIs father has ar.
ranged a marriage settlement. which
allows the young couple only $4,000
for the first year. $4,000 for the sec
ond year, $4,000 for the third year
and SO on in an ascending scale. UP to
$4,000.
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residence, as well as beautiful coun-
try house at Oxford. 1t was in July,
1907 that Miss Drexel had her COM
ing out party in Carlton House Ter
race, London. and the event was one
of the principal social affairs of the
season. Twelve hundred invitations
were issued. and the guests included
some of the leading members of Euro
pean nobility. Shortly afterwards,
Miss Drexel was presented at court
by the Duchess of Connaught, sister
in-law of the late King Edward.
1T was month later that society
was stunned and the whole world
amazed at the repor& that Miss Drexel
had decided to become a nun. The
rumor was subsequently denied.
The titled youths who have sought
Miss Drexels hand range all the way
from Prince Francis. of Teck, a rela-
tive OF the royal family Of England.
and Prince Louis of Orleans. to an or
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-01
top! ]. w. Western, Pistol
Shot Scout of the West.

Or BETTER KNOWN AS MExi.
CAN JIM.
7 years run with Buffalo Bill, on
the Plains. Carries a record Of
being crack shot Of the west with
a Is Colts revolver. Many other
stunts with it.
The Mexican educated 1roncho-.
the only broncho that has ever
been successful In the limo Of work
that he does. He is something out
Of the ordinary. You must be
pleased when you see him.
The Lassoing Tenderfoot-exact-
iy as done on the Plains with a
40 foot iasso rope-ne win this
country and worth going to see.
This is not large display, but
you know that good things are al
ways wrapped in small packages.
II is strictly moral for ladies' and
children. Remember the name and
date all this week at the Carnival
grounds. 1oc to all.
You must be pleased or your
money back.
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ing of their wives fortunes, leaving
their descendants in poor financial
circumstances. The second Earl of
Winchilsea had four wives and spent
as many fortunes. He was also the
father of twenty-seven legitimate chill
dren. ,@
George, the ninth Earl, was known
as the bachelor earl" and he took a
prominent part in the American Revo-
luton. The tenth earl, George Will
liam Finch-Hatton, married three heir
esses, but despite this was a fiery
churchman. 1t was over his opposi-
ton to the Catholic Relief bill that
he fought the famous duel with the
Duke of Wellington on March 81. 1920
when he fired his pistol into the air.
Each succeeding generation manag-
ed to leave behind number of debt
encountered estates, and the present
earl, the father of the bridegroom,
lives modestly at Harlech Castle in
Wales. The building is said to be
badly in need of repairs.
One of the most beautiful estates
OWHSu ny lAS AdAA1ly 10 AAAAD NY 11oi.
For some generations, however, the
historical residence has been uninhab
tied and is a mass Of ruins. 1t is like
ly that this will be restored by his
American bride, together with num-
Der of other estates, that are in a d.
lapidated condition.
While Miss Drexel is getting an
ancient title and all the debts that go
with 1t. the Viscount Maidstone Is
marrying the most sought after Ameri-
can heiress in years. Her father An
thony ]. Drexel. is the head of the
famous Philadelphia banking house of
that name. and his fortune is estimat-
ed at $3O.O0O.0O0. This will undoubted-
ly be divided between his son. An
thony Drexel. Jr. the husband of Mar
jorie Gould, and Miss Drexel. Be-
sides this. the young bride has a for
tune of her own left her by her grand
father.
Miss Drexel has been more written
about, more praised for her beauty
and more often reported engaged than
any American girl that ever lived. For
the past fifteen years her family has
spent a greater part Of their time in
England, having magnificent London
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SUED FOR SKIN GAME.
Head Of s'Holy-rollers" De-
PENDANT IN Suit Brought to
Recover Large Sum.
WAS IN TROUBLE HERE

James A. Gregory Of Liberty. head
Of Z sect known - the Holy Roll
ers" and well known by the authorit-
les Of Wayne county. has been sued
by H. L. Pence and Company Of New
York City for alleged fraudulent repre-
sensations In the sale Of muskrat
skins The firm Of Shiveley and Shive-
ley Of this city filed the suit In the
Union county circuit court. The
plaintiff demands $500. An effort
TO compromise has been unsuccessful.
1t II alleged in the complaint that
during last February Gregory and the
company closed . deal for $500 musk
rat skins, which the defendant repre-
scented to be taken from animals
caught In Ohio, Illinois, Kentucky and
Indiana. The purchase price was ST.
963.60. After the shipment Of skins
was received the company found that
they we're of an inferior quality and
not worth more than 20 cents each.
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At Local Thedters
Feature Acts and Films.

An all tar bill may be truly said Of
the bill at the Murray this week. The
novelty musicians, La Bella Italia
Troupe. are pleasing all by their rendi-
tons of popular selections. Arnold
Felix company In the sketch Three
Men and Girl" is q comedy act and
never fails to prove an entertaining
number Of this weeks bill. Ben Tur-
pen. the tramp comedian has popular
turn. which Is original in many re.
spects. Chester and Grace, in singing
and dancing are delightful juvenile en-
tertainers. This week plenty Of music
IL given and this includes the illustrat-
ed song That Fascinating Rag Time
Glide" The Aim this week is q feature
that demands attention as 1t is q
Shakespearean production, "a Winters
Tale"
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REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS
Flora Heck to Benz. B. Marley ct al

Flora Heck to BENZ. B. Marley ct al
Pt. lot 5. Blk 5. Milton, $3.50.
Albert R. Roberts to Alice Dearth.
PIT. S. f. Or. Sec. -. Twp. 16. range
Is, Center Twp. $500.
Thaddeus E Frazer to trustees OF
NJ. E. church. Cambridge City. lots L.
Is, II, Is Blk. 5. w. of r. and s. OF
n. R.. Cambridge City. $4.e5O.
VIM. H. Marshall to Chas. Marshall
Pt. Blk. 20. Cambridge City. $500.
VIM. D. Foulke to VIM. e. Morris,
lot Is w. d. Foulke's Add. City. 5000
Herman F. Pilgrim to Richard Par
ker. lot 9. F. Won PENIS Sub. City
$4,000.
Oliver A. Lancaster to Frank B. Pc
tro. lot is Blk 81. Hagerstown, $500
Benton ]. Hough to Esther A. Rich
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BEvERIDGE CAN'T COME.

Owing to other engagements United
States Senator Albert J. Beverage
has declined the invitation to address
the district meeting OF the Uniform
Rank which will be held at Cambridge
City on June IL. The program which
is being prepared for the event for
tells IN interesting session.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-01
APPLICANTS FOR PENSIONS,

The Wayne county pension examin-
ing board including DR.. Mauk OF Cam
bridge City. DR.. Clark of Economy and
DR.. Helms Of Williamsburg met In
the city this morning to examine appli-
cants for either an increase Of pension
or for being given a pension.
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Policy Guarantee

The established policy of the Company in
building a large surplus, amounting at
present to more than 81 ,167 900, to increase
the value of the securities.
The entire 81 100000 of preferred stock
goes into the business. It is to be used for
factory expansions and Improvements made
necessary by the even greater demand for
the Dodge Line in the last year.
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NOTICE.

Members Of the w. r. C. are re-
auested to meet at Eighth and Main
streets this evening at 1880 o'clock to
take the car to the residence of the
late Mrs. Esther Reynolds in Fairview.
Funeral services will be held. It,
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Financial Guarantee

So, 167, 852.O7 Of live,
productive assets stand
back of this 81, 900, 600
of preferred stock, and it
may never be less than
So for each 81 under the
terms of contract.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-01

There is nothing SO powerful as ex-
ample. We put others straight by
walking straight ourselves. - Mime
Swetchine.
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Recommended by

Central Trust CO., Indianapolis
Tri-State Loan 4 T. Co, Fl. Wayne
Mutual Trust & Dep. Co, New Albany
wainwright Trust Co, Noblesvills
American Trust Co, Lebanon
Peoples Trust Co, Muncie
Peru Trust Co., Peru
Grant Trust 4 Saw. Co, Marion
Citizens Loan, Trust 4 Savinss Co,
South Bend
Mishawaka Trust 4 Saw. Co., MishawalGa
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-01

The staple character of the output has
demonstrated the ability of the company to
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-01
Credit Guarantee

80 years of prompt
attention to every obi
CATION has established a
credit that safeguards
all interests.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-01
Moral Guarantee

No more excellent moral standing exists
than that which characterizes the admins
tration of the affairs of this company
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-01

FRANK mccoy, N. A.
w. r. BLOOM, Secretary. LIT