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Ghe Uashingtuu Glmrs
w ant AID.
Branch Agencies

where your ad will be taken at
office rates.
NORTHWEST.
Butts Pharmacy. 4th & Mass ave. y. ".
Hornung's Pharmacy, 9Th & NJ SITS y W
Goldenberg's Dept. Store. It'll & X SITS. NV.
Gessford's. 9Th & I SITS \. ".
Howard. r. D., 18th & " SITS. y. W.
81 Kann. Sons & Co. Dept store. Sth &
Pa. ave. y. W.
Mattinslys Pharmacy. l4th & L SITS. \. W
Maltby's Pharmacy, 1867 Calvert St y "
NicoIs' Pharmacy, 10Th & Pa. ave. y. W
Paul Pearson. 18th 81. & Fla. ave. y. ".
Quigleys Pharmacy. 2lst d SITS y. W.
Reh,s PhaTmacy' tn & E SITS y W
Simpson. J. F. eth & r SITS y. ".
Smith. J. r. 54th q Wisconsin ave.
Tayloe's Pharmacy. 9th & P SITS. y. ".
yeitch, r A. 10Th & NJ SITS. y W
Wagner & Co, LIT & II SITS. y. ".
Yarnold's 14Ol 18th ST. y. ".
Weller. r. p. 1884 NJ ST
Pattie, y. V. 900 Georgia ave.
Sanford's Pharmacy, y. y. ave. & y. Cap
Park Road Pharmacy. Uth st. & Park I'd.
NORTHEAST
Blumer's Pharmacy. y. Cap & r SITS
Krause Pharmacy. 6th & * SIS. y E
Laddon $ Pharmacy. 100 Fla ave. y 2
Lamb & Taylor. 18th & f. Cap. SITS.
Model Pharmacy. 9Th & II SITS. \. r.
McCheEney & Joachim, ID & E SITS. n. E.
New York Avenue Pharmacy, y. Y. ave.
SOUTHWEST.
Eisenoeiss Pharr ecy. 9Th & sts- 5. W
Mcdonald, J. w. ~ & L SITS. s "
SOUTHEAST.
Burrows Pharmacy. 18TH St & Pa. Az S F.
Roach Drug Co. Sth & - SITS :. r.
Wellers. Sth & ] SIS. s L.
Powell. 4. f. i;h & E. Cap.
ANACOSTIA
Bury's Pharmacy. cor. Monroe & JefferSon
streets.
ALEXANDRIA.
Carne, r. J., Alexandria. Va.
BROOKI.AND.
Linton & Nelson, Brookland, .. c.
CHEVY CHASE.
Sonncman, T. A., Chevy, Chase.
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NAVY.

Commander ". ". BUCHANAN, TO
inspector i'm charge Fourteenth Light
House District, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Commander c. NJ. STONE, Detached in
spector in charge Fourteenth Light
House District, Cincinnati, Ohio, 20
command Buffalo.
Commander G. s. WILLIAMS, detached
duty connection General Board, Navy
Department, Washington, d. C; to
duty command Albany
Commander G. w BROWN, detached
command Buffalo: 10 command Pensa-
cola, Naval Training Station, San
Francisco, Cal
Lieutenant Commander A. A PRATT
detached command Pensacola. Naval
Training Station, San Francisco. Cal:
TO st. Louis.
Lieutenant Commander F. /. SANDOZ.
retired, placed upon the retired list OF
officers Of the Navy from March Il,
1910, and when Gischs rged treatment,
Naval Medical School Hospital. Wash
ington, d. c., to home.
Lieutenant ]. J. McCRACKEN, de-
tached Washington; TO home and
granted leave thirty days.
Lieutenant c. Z. BRILLIANT, de-
tached Navy Yard, Mare Island, Cal /;
to nome and wait orders
Lieutenant E. H. DODD. detached com
mand Grampus, to duty Navy Yard,
Mare Island, Ca.
Ensign j. =. GLIDING, detached For
tune: TO command GTampus-
Midshipman ". y. FITZPATRICK, de-
tached South Dakota: TO Lawrence
Assistant Surgeon VI. r HERMESCH
detached Naval Training Station, San
Francisco, Cal; 10 South Dakota.
Assistant Surgeon. s. BACON. detached
South Dakota: to duty Naval Training
Station. San Francisco.
Chief Machinist G. HAMMOND. de-
tached Navy Yard. Mare Island. Cal. ::
to Naval Station. Tutuils, Samoa.
Machinist NJ CASEY. retired. placed
upon the retired list of officers of the
Navy from March 10. 1910
Nachinist L. L. DRAKE detached
Navy Yard. Puget Sound, Wash; 10
Tennessee.
-lachinist J. F. GREEN. detached An
napolis, Naval Station. Tutuils,
Samoa: to home and wait orders
lHnzrENENTC
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Marriage Licenses.

Abraham White and Sophie Trachten-
berg. OF Washington.
r. Arthur Hill and Matte r. WenEer
Of LinYillc. We.
Champc r. Thornton and Margaret Cell,
or Washington.
Warren T. Robey and Bertha c. Herring.
of Washington.
Erlcst y. White, Of Richmond. Va,
and Nellie NJ Dear, of Alexandria.
Va.
Giuseppe Suc"ncrini and Aurelia Astore,
OF Washington.
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The Vital Records.
Births.

Edward NJ and Blanche Du.iu,- girl
John J. and Elizabeth McGoniGaI, girl.
Louis and Ella kOlipinSki, boy.
Joseph II. and Mabel L. Portch. bOy.
James and Ethel F. Finn. boy.
r homas Y. and Elizabeth J.. Clagett
boy.
James p and Margaret Wash boy.
Ernest T. and Lillian y Emerson boy
JOshiah W. and Margaret r. Jones. girl
Plus l. and Katherine J. HeuIler, boy.
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PIANO TUNING

EXPERT PIANO and organ tuning and ne
pairing; moderate prices, all work guar
anreed FRANK A. SHCE. 1918 II 81 y. W
Phone H. sob. mhl2-tf
PIANO TUNING. $50. player pianos re-
paired. also organ work J. F. HERMAN,
I'd floor 1920 Pa ave y " Main Us
ubs-I5t
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WORKINGMEN'S WANTS

NORKTNGNEN-y Where did he Cet III Guess
uzr Pfrht You are th7r slightly used tail
o-eS suit THAT BUDDY 50 proudly wears.
We have a store fan al & to $40. save
~ on To- deal, one price only JJsIH :
OLD SIAM 6l9 . y. ". l.
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IN MEMO RAN

sad but loving remembrance
Of our darling little JANE REYNOLDS
ROLAND, who died one year ago today.
March IS. 1909.
one year has passed and SIN we miss her
some may think the wound is healed
But they little know the sorrow
That lies within our hearts concealed
IL BY Her Godmother. Grace
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GEORGE TOWN BEGINS
CLEANING CRUSADE
Police Issue Warning
Against Throwing Paper
in Streets.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
GEORGETOWN. D G., MARCH Is.

The police of the Seventh precinct
have begun a crusade against the in
discriminate throwing of paper on the
streets. Within the past few days a
number Of complaints have been re-
ceived at the station house, regarding
this nuisance
one complaint is against an apart
ment house where. it is claimed, there
Is no cover to the trash barrel, and the
wind sweeps the loose paper into the
streets Another complaint is about
school children who buy candies and
other articles in paper bags, and when
through eating throw the paper on the
sidewalk Still other complaint is about
the throwing of handbills in doorvays
and areaways where the wind sweeps
them on the streets.
As a result Of this last kind OF COM
plant several distributors Of handbills
have been arrested for failing 10 secure
the bills at the houses where left.
Waste paper boxes have been located
around the public school buildings and
the children have been instructed TO
use them.
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WOMEN'S WANTS

FOR EASTER PRESENTS, Singing Cans--
les. Parrots. Dogs. cats. GoldfShes. Ra5-
bits, Guinea Piss, and Chickens. SCHMID'S
BIRD STORE sl2 18th S. y " mh1f-t
NIANI SCIENCE OF HEALTH natural
non-sUrgicaI. cloth bound. 200 page book free
Apply by mail. sI6 Colorado Building. free
lecture for women Wednesdays $50 ?
ta15--.
sTICKIEST STICKER thai ever stuck. Gluss
furniture. glass. china, hooks. everything
Royal Glue lOC, 4Oc 60c- Pints q. Druggists. &c
Ja5-S3r
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ROOMS AND BOARD

r ST. y W. 5I3-FIeasan- front and hack
second HCor rooms, with beard home table
IL
REFINED PEOPLE can set board with 5000
home cooking and clean, comfortable rooms
bon tho heart ~ town at 6i5 q 81. y. w $
and IS DeT week. early breakfast uhl6-S--
II ST " w 11C9-Rooms and board ais
one room suitable Tor Two. at $40 a week.
uh15-Sr-
r ST y ". IS30-Pleasant front room.
suitable FOR Two gentlemen German COOK
ms phone mhIo-7t-
IST ST. :. f.. 5a--Room. par'o- floor. IN
cIG6ing vocal or Instrumental lessons. b.
experienced teacher. SO. mf-5-s--
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WANTrD-ROOMS & BOARD

EAH-TE,- -F's ms. with or without board. by
the wcsk anC Iaouth; also for light house
keeping. -s-ereaee required Must apply IN
person bs..-een 10 and 70 a. N. YOUNG
WoMEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. so
I.th ST. n " mhls-St
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HELP WANTED
Male and Female.

AGENTS. Take Nrtlce-E.-He- sex. 20 can
EzsE De- catalogue good thing agents
making from $50 90 So per week. Address
vs. a. f. fines office u-Hrs--s
NAETED-Cre yellow and wa.r E.r-a-
maze BOX a- Times office uhf--E-f
ANY PERSON desiring 90 study saar--aFlI
and rypegrl--1E can learn now 90 obtain q
free course ly addressing BOX G-- T.ues
once uHLI-tf
Shorthand and TypeWTHing.
Shorthand r. 90 days. pos oas Euzrautes1
SEND for co-a--gle- Individual Instruction
sTENOGRAFHIC ACADEMY. Colorado RfdE.
teLl-Lr
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HELP WANTED-MALE
MEN WANTED

The Philadelphia
Rapid Transit Com
pany wants men Of
good character for
permanent positions
as motormea and
conductors. Wages,
p cents per hour,
incre sing to
Is cents, according
to length Of service.
Board and lodg-
ing free until men
are permanently To-
Gated in Ph.ladel-
phia. Ample pro-
lection for all men
who want 10 work.
Apply AZ 7th
Street S. w. Wash
lngtOn, D. G.
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Herman walther. who for years has
conducted a provision store at 1853 Wis
Consin avenue. is A patient at the
Emergency Hospital He is suffering
from a compound fracture Of the knee
cap. He lives on Murdoch Mill road
TenleytOwn. While returning from a
trip TO the city, he fell and sustained
the injury. DR.. A. NJ. Ray was sum-
such a character that his removal TO
hospital was necessary.
Fire in the residence of o. E Har-
rison, 3o2S Newark street. late yesterday
afternoon, resulted IN the turning IN
Of an alarm. 10 which the Tenleytown
chemical company responded. The
blaze Is attributed to a defective fue.
and was not eXtinSuished until s75 dam
age had been done. The property Is
owned by John Sherman
The students OF the English DEPART
ment of Linthicum Institute. the free
night school for working boys, have
been assigned their parts in the plays
which will be presented this year at the
annual commencement exercises of the
school Two comedies will be presented
The commencement exercises will most
likely be held the second week in MAY.
The Rev Christopher Sullivan. s. J.,
OF Georgetown University. will deliver
the sermon at the special lenten ser
vices this evening at Trinity Church.
The services viii conclude with bene-
diction Of the Blessed Sacrament
Dr. John KUrtz. Of ? street, is con-
fined 10 his home with a slight illness
The special lenten Wednesday night
services at st. Johns Church Potomac
and o streets, will conclude this evening
when the Rev Robert Talbot. rector OF
St. PaUIs Church. Will deliver the ser
mon.
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WANTED-ROOMS

NyANTED-Three Furnished rooms for Erh.
Housekeeping references exchanged BON
--+ Times rfice- u1h1S-.rs
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HELP WANTED-MALE

HERE IS A LIST OF Few OF cur employed
graduates. who get big salaries;
Arthur L. Buchanan with Ed Mclean,
Washington. d. c.
Leonard West. with Cuban Minister. Wash
lngton. ID. G.
Otto z. Herbg PittsbUrE Ia.
2. 3. Pase, with Rep. Hr7shsw, Wash
nEton, D. -
4. y. Scnscney. with J. u. sullivan.
Washington. D. G.
Z. l. Myers, Romney W. Va
J. + Deviue TarrytoWn -. Y.
George Mansfield. \. Y. city.
Patrick Hickel. with Mrs. Spencer. wife OF
late President Of Southern Railway.
Hundreds OF other names By applying al
our office. Start now and be ready by May
18th 20 accept a high-class position like these
young men hold
THE AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE OF
WASHINGTON, Inc.
1905 Fourteenth street y. W
-D5rA-fr
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FOR RENT ROOMS
- - Unfurnished.

c. ST y W. IS1s-Three communicar NJ
rooms second fr1-- Light houseEeeDi--.
-i-h heat gas. and hath mh-5-arr
T ST. 1.-TWO OF three nice front ICONS
and BATH summer prices uh1s-S--
EYE ST. r. W.. EF-- rooms for IiEht h0Us--
Keeping rent 40 suit tenant mhl5-1t'
srH ST. y w. i7Ia-Fr1ut room. furnished
or unfinished mhl5-s-
eTE ST. sIS-Z rooms Tor uEht houscksep-
ing furnished or UBfUr1tsRs5- hath AZ
Eas. very reasonable -eI5-ts
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ADVERTISING SOLICITOR Of good rcpUte
need not apply without recommendation
Mr.. EISEMAN. Publicity" PrOvident Bank
Bldg, 9th and G. rlhle-3tc
BA RBER-GOod, white, at once; steady po-
sition; good pay 18th and SITS s W
mhlJ-2t'
BARBER-S1O weekly guarantee. S3.5e for
Saturday. s02 Sth ST. $. +. mhl6-3t'
BELL BOYS. delivery drivers. store porters
hoy bowling alleys. 1885 nth y. ". IL
BRIGHT young man about eighteen, % work
al soda fountain; must furnish references.
BOX Isl Times Office mhiS-tf
BRIGHT BOYS can earn good money work
ing after school hours Apply BOX p,
Washington Times Se2-u
BOY-Colored. at once. for bootblack work
Apply at 2Jes Pa. ave. \. W It,
roy in plating room: one with experience
preferred JOHN \. GOTTSMAN, $50 Pierce
ST y. ". mh1s-St-
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HELP WANTED-MALE


SHOEMAKER -First-cIass. one uh, can
speak Enslish. 5lo5 llth s. nlhls--t-
TAILOR and bushei11an on old and nee
work steady work. Apply 1913 k y W
TAILoR's BUsHELMAN a. once. $40 sth
ST. y. w. mh-5-5l'
THE AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE or WASH
lNGION Is managed BY men Of brains
and extensive automobile experience Come
10 or office and talk 10 Us. look cur schJo
over. and hear che class session fee then
before you return hoD.e drop around by the
Fourteenth Street Savings Bank tone block
away. Cau on 11r- StuEb.eleId. ana ask 40
opinion o. the college, AFTER you have ne
this you VIII be Ia better position to pass
on me merits o. tais great and Denencial
TIE AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE OF
WASHINGTON Inc
1895 Ifth 81 w
The only Automobile COLLEGE In the r-nffaf
States which has arrauger1.utF U-.rh tre 80
automobile factories 10 employ us capable
sIl1 va ts- mhz-u
wANTED-0ewzpa.sr canvasssrs can
make So week, experienced men
only. Address BOX csl. Times onlee.
uail-3te
wANTED-AT oNcE-ren c5lored me7 70
our next class. practical falu0r.s--[t.ru
chop work e1perzeucy reaslrir-- --r -Cet
practice. complete coufse-cornrere1- ist,zr-
aGtccc-2nly So Ash about 1ul small u-eeEl,-
payment p-an- Special 0Ier this week
CAPITOL AUTO COLLEGE.
l40z . ST. n. " mhs-tf
YOUNG MEN-Bright. active of
good appearance and address. 10
solicit advertising; salary and com
mission; must be well educated and
be able 70 furnish best references.
Call Thursday morning. between
$50 and 10. Room 2O7, Times
Building 1tr
YOUNG IAN with experience In hat store.
wiling 9 work references. NJATRER'S "a
aAI 9lOI-E sla 5rn g. =. vs.. uhI5-2--
TO TIE COLORED lfEe- or vVASFfT%GrON,
NOWS YOUR CHANCE TO BECOME AS
EXPERT AUTO ENGINEER
We are Do need of men TO fl pos ions
and are giving a special course for SIS during
,he month 0l March
THE national AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE
1893 9Th Sc ~ W
Young nen--nE es-isa-s our college before
enro.-lGE- mhS-Jl
YOUNG MAE-slLce the Automobile C8lers
OF NasCluE ~ on vas opened. over two wears
ago many others have tIied o. Initiate rs
one coleEe started with coll box and four
spark PLUGS as .ts ca llDlent-Ilauy students
loss iae-t money hook into the GuElcIa.
ours. we refer o. the Fourteenth Street SAY
inEs 6auE. 18Th ana l. SIS n W Phone. fIsg
THE ALIDLJEILE COLLEGE OF
WASHINGTON, Inc.
1853 18th g. ~ W.
NC t-aae % Lam r1h1--f
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.
ARRIVED.
Mars az Norfolk.
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SlTUATlONS-FENALE

NANTE.D-Fy fafv. position as tlls-E-----
a- Ee charge o- vrur- r--.- years 0. r--
prriaUre On both lines. can 90 plain sewing
MISS b. Route p BOX Tq. Plains va Ice
WANTED LADIES TO RECEIVE 30
TRTt'AL SCALP -EEsTlIEr.T 81 SHAM
POOLING. 900. FACE MASSAGE 81 MRS
P AFI-E1. EG r ST S. W -hf--s.-
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! Alexandria Hive, L. o. T. NJ. are
| making arrangements for a musical and
/ literary entertainment which will be
held at the Young Peoples building to-
morrow evening.
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ALTERATION MANIFESTATIONS on
women's coats Apply at once GOLDEN
BERG-S. eth & X. mn16-5t
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At the meeting Of the Young Mems
Scdality Lyceum. held at their hall in
Duke street last evening. two new ap-
plications for membership were received
and other business Of interest was dis
posed Of
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SITUATIONS-MALE

good worker ll every branch ~ trades O.
years experience Address I--S Pa. atr.
Wa NTFD-PoSitIor as travelling salesman.
city or country territory best or references
BOX 49,. Times rTica r-E1r-l-a
ENGINEER. -hI-I-cIass- steady. sober. CAV
or nights reference BOX Gs- Times Office
uhr5-2ts
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| The Reliance Steam Fire Engine Com
pany held a meeting At their hail. In
/ North Patrick street, last evening and
| completed arrangements for their ball
/ which will be held at odd Fellows Hall
I on the evening Of March 81
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DENTISTRY

DOCTORS ELzEY. DENTISTS.
Dentistry IN ali branches. Guaranteed
s W Cor 10th and r. Entrance on 10Th
5a5-90s
ALVEOLAR TEETH-Painlcss. lasting. Won
dcrfuIly lifeIike. bridgewOrk or plates IN
Necessary painless 6illns- DR. J. J.. VII
SON. 1908 f 1y2I-tf
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BUNDLE WRAPPERS.
Neat girls, over IS. in different departments
BON MARCHE,
BIC 7th St \. W.
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The executive board Of directors Of
Z the Business Mems Association Of Al
| exdudria held a meeting a. the rooms
/ OF the Chamber Of Commerce last q. en-
/ ing, but transacted only routine bust
! ness.
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At the meeting Of the State Teachers
Association in this city on March p and
26 addresses will be delivered by PresI-
dent r F. BuCkhead, Mayor r. J. Paff
J. Randall Cation, E IT, Russell. c. G..
Carlin, L. T. Hammer and r. L. r.
BlantOn.
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NEW SKIN REMEDY
STOPS ALL ITCHING
Skin Troubles of Adults and In
fants Quickly Cured.

When 1t is known that poslam,
the new skin discovery, will stop
the tortourous itching attending
eczema with first application and
bring immediate relief and comfort
to sufferers from all skin troubles,
Its merit will be appreciated and
It's wonderful success understood.
On the tender skin OF chatting in
fsnts, poslam may be used with
soothing and beneficial effects. 1t
Is applied externally, and its re-
markable healing powers begin at
once.
All skin diseases, including
eczema, acne, herpes, rash, letter,
etc, yield Immediately to poslam.
Occasional applications, In small
quantities, will quickly Danish
pimples. hives, blackheads,
blotches, and will relieve and cure
itching feet, scaly scalp. humors,
etc. A special 50-cent package IL
prepared far those who use poslam
for these minor skin troubles. This,
as well as the regular two-jollar
Jar, is on sale at Malstrom's 10th
ind c SITS. and 93S Pacific Ave.
the Crown Drug Co., and other
leading drug stores in Tacoma.
An experimental supply of pos
lam may be obtained free OF
charge by writing to the Elmer.
gency Laboratories, so West
rwenty-fifth Street. New York.
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ord vote on popular legislation.
sCannonism is not to be elimin-
|ated as an issue by the bare an
nouncement that Cannon will be
replaced by M. e. Olmstead of
Pennsylvania.
In point of fact, Olmstead is an
old, tried lieutenant of Cannon
He has defended Cannonism, ana
is the type of man who upholds
the system. He would do as the
present speaker does, and would
do it in exactly the same way, with
exactly the same tools, that Can
non uses.
All of this will be made plain
by the insurgents before this ses-
|sion closes.
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CHURCHES SEEK TO
REACH THE POOR

manifested by those who profess
to follow the Christ teaching.
To try to dissipate this feeling
and get the poor of the city more
interested in the churches the
ministerial alliance yesterday ap-
pointed committee consisting OF
Revs. S. S. Bealy, E. w. Erick-
son, P. H. Groom, E. T. Ford and
H. l.. Thomas to take up the mat
ter and evolve some plan for bet
ter reaching those whose worldly
wealth is small. s
The preachers also took steps
looking to the holding Of a big
Bible institute, running for ten
days, to be held here In June
with big celebration in the
stadium and noted Bible students
from the east as speakers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-11
CITY CHEMIST FOUND No
FREEz'EM IN MEAT

analysis of his assistants, show
ing that Nash's meat contained
but one five-thousandth part OF
L per cent. of sodium sulphite, or
"freeze'em." This, declared Full
mer, would not be deleterious to
public health.
Nash did not get an opportunity
to submit the report of City
Chemist e. o. Heinrich in his de-
Tense. This states that Mt
"freeze'em" or preservative of
any kind was found in the sam
pie of hamburger furnished him
by the meat inspector from the
Commercial market.
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ACCUSES WRIGHT OF
HlNDERING AIR
NAVIGATION

ents. but are endeavoring to Sc
cure exclusive right to soar.
81 am financially interested
with Mr.. Curtiss in the manufac-
ture of the Curtiss aeroplane, and,
of course, / favor him, but, look
ing at the matter from an I'M
biased standpoint, fail to see
where the Wrights can claim that
Curtiss is infringing their pat
|ents.
THE Wrights' strongest point
is their patent for warping the
planes, and this Curtiss doesn't
use. He uses a wing tip which is
not connected with the main
planes in any way, and is worked
from the seat"
President Bishop is of the opin-
ion that the next few months will
see a wonderful change in flying,
and he thinks that it is simply a
matter of time before aeroplanes
will be common.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-11
RESCUE $4,000
FROM FIRE
(By United Press Leased Wire. =,

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
NEW WESTMINSTER, B. c.,
Jan. 11.-An attempt to thaw dy-
Mantle in kitchen stove resulted
in an explosion and the destruc-
ton of the residence of ]. Guile,
at Barnaby yesterday. Four men,
one woman and a child, who were
in the building at the time of the
explosion, had an almost miracu-
lous escape from death. The
building burned.
Mr.. Guile, who speaks very
poor English, after many efforts
managed to make the onlookers
understand that he had $4,000 in
a trunk in the burning building.
At the risk of their lives a num-
Der of men chopped hole in one
of the walls and rescued the box.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-11
EIGHTEEN new
CITIZENS

Examination of applicants for
naturalization yesterday before
Judge Shackleford in the superior
court resulted in Is admissions ID
the rights of citizenship. The sue
cessful ones were: Nels p. Hast
erlund, Herald P. Larson, Carl r.
Peterson, Charles Carlton, Alfred
Kruzner, Alfred A. Britain,
Noak Nelson, Sven o. Dalstone,
Kristian B. Martinson, Oskor AL
ton, Leonard OLSON, John Abel,
Nick Hill, N. A. Nelson, Frank
Jacobsen, Frank Kohiciski, Martin
B. Larson and John Ruffo.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-11
SEA CAPTAIN
IS WASHED
OVERHEARD

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
PORT TOWNSEND, Wash,
Jan. 11.-Captain Alexander An
derson, of the schooner Robert
Levers, which is in port today
after voyage of % days from
Honolulu, reports that Captain e.
r. Underwood was washed over
board and drowned while the YES
sci was outward bound for the
Hawaiian port.
All the lifeboats were torn from
their davits, the door to the scab-
in and the skylights were broken
and the cabin flooded. Captain
Underwood was not missed until
10 or 15 minutes afterwards. His
body was not recovered.