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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-29

According to the official canvass of
the vote cast in Marion county at the
recent primary election, as conclud-
ed by the county canvassing board
this morning, the anti-assembly and
assembly split even on the state SEN
atorial ticket in this county, the sue
cessful candidates being John A.
Carson and Hal D. Patton, and the
anti-assembly won out by one ma
jority on the county legislative ticket,
A. G. Libbey, of Jefferson, having won
over Jos. Fontaine, the assembly nom
inee from the same precinct, by 1S
votes, and the county legislative tick
ct will be composed of the following
nominees, to be voted upon at the
general election in November.
A. G. Steelhammer, of Silverton,
anti-assembly. who leads the ticket
with 1442 votes; earle Abrams, Sa-
lem, assembly nominee, second with
1439 vote; Geo. w. Johnson, Salem,
tlhli-dbSOlnUtJs l1VO FOlCbt IL L
REYNOLDS, Chemawa, 1914 votes, and
A. G. Libbey, of Jefferson, 1899 votes
1t has been generally supposed that
Libbey had been defeated by small
margin by Jos. Fontaine, his oppos-
ing candidate from Jefferson precinct,
but the official canvass, completed
this morning, shows that Libbey won
out by the margin of IS votes, and
this is considered a great victory by
Libbey over the w. l.. Jones faction,
which has figured so strong in the
Jefferson precinct in the past.
On the state ticket, which is led by
Bowerman, by majority of sos over
his next opposing candidate, is about
evenly divided as between the as
sembly and anti-assembly nominees
and balances in favor of the anti
because many of the can
didates for denomination and cleo
tion on the state ticket were not nee
essarily assembly candidates, since
they had no anti-assembly opposi-
tion.
The official vote for the Republi-
can ticket for Marion county, as can
gassed by the county canvassing
board, consisting of County Clerk AL
en- and Justices Of the Peace d. Web
'ter, of Salem, and Hayes, of Wood
)urn, from governor down to and in
the county officers and legis-
ative ticket, follows
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-29
LIBBEY ELECTED over FONTA|NE
THREE ANTS FOR THE LOWER HOUSE
COunterfeiters Captured.

= Tacoma, Wash, Sept 29.-- +
+ c. R. Backman, Charles NJ. =
= Deck and Bert Grimm, all said =
= to be ex-convicts, are under ar +
+ rest here today charged with +
= counterfeiting. The men were r
= arrested with a boy for whom +
r the truant officer was in search. =
+ The men had a compete coun- :
r terfeiting plant in a private +
r residence. The raiding police +
r found 20 moulds and enough +
+ bullion to make 100000 worth +
r of bad coins from nickel pieces +
r to $40 gold pieces. r
= Beckman, regarded as the =
= leader of the gang, was recent +
+ ly released from prison in Cali +
= fornia, where he served 81 years +
r for setting fire to ship in San +
+ Francisco harbor. r
+ +
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-29
THEODORE
WILL make
CAMPAIGN
Politicians Are Climbing Over
Each Other to Get on the
Band Wagon, and Big Bar
reIS of Harmony Are Being
Tapped.
LAYING CAMPAIGN PLANS

Old Leaders VIII BE Dropped From
Places of Responsibility, and the
Party Management Put in New
Observation-Disclosures Pin Their Faith
ON ROosevelt's Ability to Pull Them
ThrOugh--If He Wins IL Is His
FictOPy-If He Loses, Ii is the Old
Guards Defeat.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-29
= +++++++++++++++
U. S. Troops to China.

= Washington, Sept. 29.- =
= Washington is excited today =
Z over the news that United :
, States troops at Manila are pre- =
= pairing to embark for Manila. =
? There is no known reason why =
? China should ask for protec- =
tion from the United States, 4.
? and if it did, why the order for =
the sending of the troops should =
come from Manila. Neverthe- r
? less, the news is the chief topic =
, of conversation here. Ohicials +
, in a position to know profess +
: ignorance of the order. =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-29
DEMOCRATIC CLANS MARTIALED
BUT NO PYROTECHN|CAL DISPLAY
In the Wilds of Seattle.

+ Los Angeles Cal, Sept. 20. +
+ The report of the Alaskan r
+ Mining laws committee of the =
= American Mining Congress, +
= read today, charges that Louis +
= R. CLAWS and Special Agent =
+ Jones, of the field service of +
= the forestry bureau, were re- r
+ sponsible for the recent Alaskan +
+ coal land discussions, and de- +
= clares that neither man was suf- r
+ ficiently well informed to make +
+ official reports on the Alaskan =
= situation. =
+ "Glavis and Jones'" the re- +
= port declares, never were with =
+ in 500 miles of the coal lands +
r in question, and their reports +
r were written in the wilds of +
= Seattle" r
+ +
+ ++++ +r++++ - - =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-29
HARMON, HEARST, HARMONY
is hS<> THE PARTY SLOGAN
NONE OF ,1EM BEING THERE

Alton B. Parker Last Democratic Candidate for the Presen
Cy, Is Temporary Chairman and Makes Speech, ACCuS
ing the Republican Party of Standing Faithfully by the
Trusts, and of Receiving Corporate Money for Campaign
PupoSes-A Thny Yelled Slap at Mr. Roosevelt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-29
OFFICIAL COUNT IS MADE
NO OTHER CHANGES SHOWN
ANTS HAVE STRONG LEAD

BoWermanS Vote Is 1904, But the Combined An-ASsemby
Vote Against Him Is 1904, and This With Only Half of the
County Vote Cast Which at the Same Ratio Would Mean
600 Majority for AntS-DemoCraC Vote Is Being Can
vaSSed This Afternoon by the Board.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-29
CHARGES AGAINST
HASKELL DISMISSED

McAlester, okla, Sept 29.--Fed-
eral Judge Marshall today annulled
the town lot" fraud charges against
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-29
BROOKINS
MADE LONG
AIR TRIP
FLEW FIRM CHICAGO TO SPRING.
FIELD, 1877 MILES, MAKING
BUT TWO STOPS AND THESE
FOR GASOLINE.


Chicago, Sept. 29.-Winning .
$4,000 prize, but failing to break
worlds record for sustained Fl ght
as he sought to do, Walter Brook
ins arrived at the state fair grounds
at Springfield at 4;26 O'Clock this az.
ternoon.
Brookins endeavored to cover the
1877 miles without descending to the
ground. but he was forced to make
two stops on his way.
The Chicago Record Herald an
nounced that the prizes would be
given Brookins, although the aviator
did not break the record.
Chicago, Sept. 29.--seeking to
win a $4,000 prize offered by the
Chicago Record Herald for a long
distance speed flight, Walter Brook
ins started in a Wright biplane at
$3.50 today to fly 1877 miles 70
Springfield. He hopes to finish the
fight without a stop.
Thousands of persons watched his
ascent here and many followed him
in automobiles for a distance until
Brookins put on full speed and drew
away from them. The course Is
above level country and It Is not
thought that any unexpected air
currents will interfere. Wright esti
mated that Brookins would take
four hours 10 complete the trip.
THE only drawback" said Brook
ins. before leaving. lis a slight haze
over the earth that may make 1t diff
hcult to see the course"
When Brookins made his start,
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The Washington times., 1910-07-19
The Burning Image 3955===5 MARRIOTT ::

glanced around. The bishop had
sunk back against the packing case be-
mind him and was scoring gently
Marian was striving desperately to keep
her eyes open She met my eyes with a
droWsy smile. so tired" she muir
INJURED so tired" She slipped from
her seat TO the side OF the bishop and
rested her head against ths box
7 turned back TO Curly. sleep If you
want 20, Curly" I said Il think we
are all right now If we are rot there
VIII be time enough TO know It when we
wake"
Right you are. Iootenant-" The
irontiersman threw himself on The
ground and closed his eyes.
1. too, felt sleep coming upon me
lnSIstent sleep, natures demand for tie
replenIshment of exhausted frame and
wasted tissues Moved by a SUDDEN rScOl-
lection, I drew from my pocket the
chunk Of rock I had broken from the
Image, put il into one of the empty
cans and hamered the tin close around
Then I blew out the lantern. stag
GeTed over TO the door 10 the stairway.
leaned back against il and dropped Of
TO sleep. Needless Of the Indians. and
needless Of the count. who slumbered
so soundly above my head.
The Washington times., 1910-07-19
ARMY.


CAPTAIN ALFRED HASBROUCE, Coast
Artillery Corps. now unassigned, -
assigned 10 the SiZty-uiuth Com
many Upon his relief from duty
a. the Coast Arullery SclQol ne VIII
Join the company 10 which he Is
assigned
Captain JOSEPH D. LEIICI, General
StaT. IS assigned TO duty as score
tary of the Army " ar college and
Is appointed an acllIE quart eI master
vice Major HENRY d TODD JR-,
General SAT-. relieved
The leave OF absence heretofore granted
Major CHARLES s FARMS
WORTH, Sixteenth Infantry IS eE-
tended twenty days
CAPTAIN GEORGE p PEEDs Medical
Corps. upon the completion Of his Gu-
ties at the camp of instruction at
Gettysburg, Pa, VIII proceed TO Fort
EaEaTd, n n, and report IN person
10 the CDmmaDCIn2 OllCer OF the gen
cral hospital at that place for tenn
p0rary duty during the absence on
leave Of CAPTAIN WILLIAM H
TEFF~T. Medical CORDS upon whose
return to duty Captain PEED Will
refoin his proper station
CAPTAIN GILBERT a ACUNGBERC,
Corps Of Engineers, is relieved
from duty at the Army War Col
1eEe- TO take effect on or before
October l. 1910 and viii then pro
coed 20 West Point y Y. and re-
port In person to the Superinten-
dent OF the United States Military
academy IOT duty
Lieutenant colonel ) ZEE EttSON r.
KEAN and Major FREDERICK. 2.
Russ ELL, Medical Corps. are de-
taffsu to represent the Medical De-
0artment Of the Army at the thir-
IE-elEhJn annual meeting Of the
American Public Health AsSOcfa-
rio-- to be held at Milwaukee,
Wis September ; TO Q. 1910
First Lieutenant JAMES =. BARNEY.
Eighth Cavalry, viii proceed 20 his
home preparatory 20 his retirement
from active service
Leave OF absence to and including Cc-
tober % 1910. IS granted First Lieut.
tenant JAMES p BARNEY. Eighth
Cavalry
Captain ARTHUR 5. COWAN. SinaI
Corps, VIII proceed 70 Governors
The Washington times., 1910-07-19
80 81 go Already PubIished

Synopsis Of Chapters Already Published
IN return for proof Of his innocence Of
the murder Of Paymaster Jordan, Captain
scott, the hero Of the story consents 20
learn Tor Colonel Volta OF the austrian
Secret Service. the WEerea bouts in Cen
tral America OF a certain individual. The
secret IS known By a CIR! named Marian
l-alpur. ana it IS from her that he must
learn t. il he does not. Colonel Volta
VIII not produce the proof that Jordan
was murdered not by scott. but by
others Interested in learning the same
Scott meets Miss Latour and fails in
-ote with her She tells him that Baron
-'lSlein, Sir Henry Lascelles, ana Count
-rl1lan9ltr German, English. and Rus
san nohien1en- have all proposed TO her
DE suspects than they desire The same
Information that he does
a messenger comes from Central Amer
lea Tor Marian
She leaves AZ or,e. Her uncle. Bishop
---'e-l, ana scott start after her, in
tending 70 overtake her in Colonel Vo-ta's
yacht
After a quarrel with the captain they
Sll-lalh on Nolln's yacht the Sunfi5Wer-
S-FIE- Q-s-usmau and old friend o.
scott. going with them
$3.50 AZ - Jhey pick Up Sir Henry LasceIes
e-llsinE 90 a sinking salIboat
Apparently he has deliberately thrown
-H lHe yachts way.
-, ol--e GAYS later they learn by wireless
L--at count Iruua1ciE is on the steamer
-llzs-4cz with Marian Wireless appeals
Tor help come from the Crorsfacry sfarf-tr
-l-t me vessel has been held UP by
t-t-ts and compelled 90 surrender Marian
So --f brother Rounding point OF
--1-L me yacht coTles upon a toroeGo
-oalr ana OF the deck are Marian Fred
-l4l--inof. and Baron H0fstesu- Marian
calls on Scott % save her
- n -sAi eususs and the torpedo boat IS
lhe Su1r1vver is wrecked. and
&c i'-.l"ing cay scott and Curly find
FsE1se.Fes on strange shores
- --,-a -oLna in a -ocket tells them
ina Marian and her brother are abau-
10 &c abducted on another vessel
S-'-t meets Baron H9rsrel1 in the for
$3.50 - ana IS forced 20 fight a duel win cut
~ blscoverinE the balance Of the marty
HttlL and Curly attempt 10 rescue gTs-fsr
Marian away
---Hey are orsrpovvered by Eaeas In
-@ enc taken 20 v1c Temple OF the
Burning Image n be oes-a9 NJ e. -r--s--
EacFiG1es 90 --'---o
Scott breaks his bonds and orerp7werz
ne H-E1 Priest who turns out 10 ba
Count Truul11T
The Washington times., 1910-07-19

y -
NM 1Fto the room swung TO the
massive wooden door and
quickly adjusted a heavy bar
that leaned against the rvaU close nv
Then / drew n Ions breath. feeling sure
that even If the Indians should know
the secret of the trap they could not
break down the second door without
making noise enough TO give US album
daut warning.
The room IN which we found our
selves was about the same size as that
from which we had just escaped. Con
SiderinG the matter later. I am con
EluceG THAI Its builder simply took adj
vantage OF the occurrence above each
ether or two OF the many horizontal
LAYERS or limestone with iuferD0sa1
S-ale- with which the re-5or -bouudz
and followed out the chamber in the
softer material
The Trap carrying the Burning Image
was CUT through the limestone The
image 5tseIf. or the other hand. had
clearly been brought from elsewhere as
no other rock like IL was visible. either
IN me altar chamber itself or iu that
-E winch we later 1ou-d ourselves.
Whose hands had chiseIed its form ana
W-ly set II III place in some forgotten
aEe can never be known
SJCreECou- As Z took the lantern from
Curly and held II high above my head
seeking some eyi-. its light fell on niles
OF boxes and bales OF every dasc~fnffssg
From on OF these there flashed a sud
den CLEAN OF light
Curly saw II and IeaDe5 past me
hoor-F- ne shouted holding I'D q
TN can Here's some real food
Etooray- HooraE- HoCraE--'
we all felt ike cheering S-unoeluE|
the time 10 be nearly morning. il had
been thirty-sLZ hours since the wreck
and lc that TIME none Of US had had
a real meal Exc EeUeut had prevented
us from caIizz-z- how hungry we were
but the sight OF food awakened the dor
manJ Instinct in all OF US know that
I, for one, felt raErH1us-
Eagerly we crowded toward Curly
VINO with the terSe remark Beans -
handed me what he had picked I'D and
Owed back into the pile, emerging in
S--LEtlE with two more cans Then. ike
an aur0maton- he PASSED out Others with
q running comment. Beans CornE Pot
ted cllCEeul Blackberry iauI C0rnef
1eef- Coffee- Bee-- Say, lCOtelant his
niHs must have been Robin a ship
sure
Marian. who had busted or a box and
ranged the cans on It, looked Up with a
s-aile-the first I had seen On her face
since we left Virginia Yes, all ready
Ar Curly she called Gone on
Curly came and we at down and
Toasted Chicken, tongue Corned beef.
jam beer warm but wet, disappeared
with magical speed CurIey and 7 posi-
lively GlS-race1 ourselves and even the
bishop who rad ceased his mutuerings- :
showed some appetite
All at once Curly stopped eating and
yawned prodiEiously-
Lord. but I'm sleepy ne mumbled I
say lcoteuaut, how about having forty /
WinEs2'
The Washington times., 1910-07-19
The Vital Records.



Tony and Giacl T. Giovanni, boy
Jacob and Ethel H NOVey. girl
Leven and Pearl Merit. girl
Alfred B. and SaIIie r H EauTe-. boy
John T and Florence Doyle z-rl
William and Alice FarhOGE. boy
Norris and Mary Miller, girl
timothy J. and Mary A. CuIIInane. girl
Henry z and Lena NiIkeus- boy
SharleS h and Marion T. Francis boy.
Fred w and Martha A. girl
Michael and Fannie Cohen girl
Joseph and EeC-a Jac1bEit. girl
" llllaTn b ana Libby Kraft. boy.
John j and Mary T. SIarte~y- girl
Guy IL ana Grace T. Easter bow
william and Allie RutLWeII. girl
Horace E and Annie J. Walker cIrI-
Hermon F. and Minnie H. Tuce- bow
Harvey A. and Johanna J. Utter, boy.
William F. and Annie 7. Lewis bow
r Carlisle and Ella NJ CHAMPION. gin.
Reuben and Lena Roberts. bow
Elbridge and Alice V Jones, girl
Walter and Mary Holmes b5v
Patrick J and Bertha Farrell. girl
Joln IL and Frances II Miller. bow
N hlan and Johanna r Schmidt z7-T
andrew Q and Irene Riley, girl
Thomas A and Loretta lTcCauOrv- boy.
Paul and RhDda l. Rea. boy.
Joseph n and Eva smith girl
Joseph and Georgia. ". Baruch, boy
samuel and Minnie Fox. girl
George and Barbara. DeeuEr. hoy
Albert S and Matte Gatla-. how
John J. and Bridget n Clarke. EfrT
John T. and Jessie y Phillips. girl.
The Washington times., 1910-07-19
TOURNAMENT HELD
TO BENEFIT CHURCH
Professional and Amateur
Riding Makes Part of
Georgetown Program.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU
EElRGErnrrn- Il - ~ u

The annual tournament for the benefit
OF Our Lady Of Victory Church, at the
junction Of the Conduit and New Cut
roads. IS being held this afternoon.
Professional riding was scheduled 10
begin shortly after . O'Clock and fmme-
diately after the contest for amateurs
wiz be held Excellent prizes have been
prog4ded Tor both events, and the entry
list IS large This evening the crowning
serE ices VIII be held In the parish han,
followed by a general dance.
A three-day lawn fete for the benefit
Of ST AIMS Church. Wisconsin avenue.
TenIeytown, wiu open this evening, the
affair being Heid on the lawn surround
ing the church Admission win be free
There VIII be dancing ia the parish nau.
The affair is IN charge Of a committee
Of young people Of the church
Nrs- Mary L Hughes, Of BIO n street
who was recently found in a helpless
condition in an aresway in the rear OF
her residence and removed 10 George
tow University Hospital is reported TO
be Improving
No sodaHty services VIII De held this
evening at Trinity Church Instead
there vii be the rosary recitation and
benedlction-
The Washington times., 1910-07-19
DeaLH1

John W Eoseway- IS years. Casualty
Hospital
Francis E Hoist. 80 years. 1910 peunsvI-
wanna avenue northwest
Frank 7 Dieud0uue Is wears 7r17 T-z-f--
street. WOOdri6Ee
Rodney Z Trixton1 43 years. Garfield
Hospital
Louise Bauau- Sd years, Georgetown
university Hospital
Hospital
John p Nelson, SIS years, Government
Hospital Tor she Insane
The Washington times., 1910-07-19
DEATHS

DONOVAN-o1 Monday. July IS 1910. AT $50
p m AZ The residence % her niece gT-s
Timothy DAILY 1-1o North Capitol st-e--
MARY, widow OF John Donovan.
GROSs-Ou Tuesday July 80 1910. ar 40
a M. at his residence. 1859 kezrue- street
Brookland- ID c. JOHN A GROSS b.
loved husband az Elizabeth II Cross l-.a
Did, and brother Of Charles T. Gross anal
william p Cross aEei flrty-slx years
Funeral services from his late residence
On THURSDAY. July a. at D. m
HATES-SuddenIy. at his residence. zaa d
street northeast Ia TFRENCE HAYES
Notice Of funeral hereafter
ZATTINGLT-0r Monday. July IS 1910 ~
s-s5 a. m, AZ her residence 10 u straet
northwest. JULIA. beloved wife Of rs-f----
2 Na-ti1s-y- and sister Of airs. Ida Cow
II Z Swim
Funeral from her late residence. Thurs
day July a. at II a. M Relatives ana
friends invited
II4IAIoN-on saturday. July Is. 1910. at
Carried Hospital. RODNEY LYNN r--e-
band Of Mary BriIWeI Tl5xt1n
Funeral from his late residence &C &
street northwest on Tuesday. july 10 ~
ll q m ln-ErDeu- a. Clenv-1o7 .-s.-1s+z----
The Washington times., 1910-07-19
Marriage Licenses

Emmett I. Rudd and Blanche r. Jones
Of Washington Rev G.. e. Waite
Eamuel SalGUaI and Ida TercrF-sI---
of Washington Rev. NJ r ToefS0u-
Nicholas Del Gross and Florence Clio
yannoni, Of Washington Rev A
EaSelIi
Vera G Sprouse and T.0IIie l. Kennon
Of Green Spring Va
James H Mcintosh and Catherine r
Whiteside. Of WaShiucro0-
joseph G Burch and Gertrude Wardeu.
The Washington times., 1910-07-19
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS

at Montauk Point: Virgfnia
at TomDEirsville- SyiDh. at BOSTON.
Minnesota and Mississippi. at Garti-
neT Bay Idaho. at Newport: Rock
ct at Washington and TonoDab AT
New York
SAILED.
AlSN- Pontiac and Sioux. from New
York, fer Boston Potomac. from
Newport for NorfCIk; Smith and
Preston from NewDort for Card
ner's Bay: Br1tus. Tennessee. Mon
tana- and North Carolina. from Gu
Zebra. for Hampton Roads. VVOlver-
me from Detroit. for Manitovoc.
Wis AacdOnOUEh, Bailey and
StTinCham- from Norfolk for New
port Reid ana F'llSser. from New
London. for Gardeners Bay. Della
ware from St Thomas for Newrort:
--ayfloveT. from Beverly for East
port Ne; Yorktown. from Portland
Ore for San Francisco. and Supply.
from Yokohama for Guam
The Washington times., 1910-07-19
BULLET DETECTED BY RIB.

WILMINGTON, Del, July 19.-Four-
Eeen-y eaT-elG Howard Frazier is glad
that his ribs are strong While he 80
EnootiDS at a target in che woods "a
bullet struck him in the side dfrecrrr
over the heart. but the bullet struck
RIB and was detected so that his in
jury amounted TO nothing.
The Washington times., 1910-07-19

-na.A- p
Eyrugth-s Pharmacy. ISIS 18th st - "
Astoria Pharmacy. 81 g. @ y "
Hachrarhs 5tl g. Eve SIS y "
E-aL-aIL- 60 & r SIS. y W
Eat.'s EHarrnacy. sth & Mass ave ~ V.
Carpenter & Dunlop l5-1 q G-ra-d sts-
CIsma-ce- 18th & n W
CE-is-iant Fha-Uaryr SIS Pa ave y W
CIsseI 10th & Eve SIS n "
Concord Pharmacy. 1876 y Il ave ~ y.
Day & Co. 9TH & C SIS. y. W
EUfey. sth & y SITS n "
Durey. ID St & Pa ave y W
El-ly, lE-h * Clifton SIS y W
Cszisbe-E sos lf-h ST n W
Go.Gea5ers's DePt- store. IN q K sts- y W
Henry I'd q y s-s- y "
Hines n T. ave a. q St y W
Howard. r u. IAN * " SIS y y.
Howard. 1.tb q + SITS y W
Eor1EuE-s Pharmacy 7-h & 81 sts- y "
1ut-El-s-EleuEer Drug Co
Hutton g. Hilton 115 & L sts- y "
s Eznn- Sons & Co, Dept store. Sth St
F.eaesavT Pharmacy. NJ Pleasant & Irving
1Ioes-er. Il B. sd & n sts- y. ".
boSs. 9Th - and Fla ave y W
Linton & Nelson. I r L ave y. W
1Iat-insIy.s Pharmacy. lEth & L SITS y "
Sicol' pharmacy lssa g Pa ave ~ W
New York Avenue Pharmacy, n Cap St
and h y ave
O-DonueI s1s F st n W
Paul Pearson 18th St & Fla ave n ".
Petzold. 18th & Harvard sts- y W
Cuig-ey's Pharmacy, rs & C sts- " ".
Reh. IZ-- y Y ave " W
E2el-s Eharuacy- Eth & = sts- y W
Richardson's Pharmacy. 18th a. r = W
I;ichsrdson, Sd & Pa ave y. ".
Schalirth- y Cap & y s-s- " V.
Simpson J +. 9TH s. p sts- n y.
Smith. = F.. Sfth g. Wisconsin ave
Tay-oe's Pharmacy. ath & p SIS y W
Eei-ch. p A. -9-h & II sts- n ".
Wagner & Co, LIST d 4 SIS y W
Taruoid, 240l 14Jh St " W
Waters, II. Wisconsin ave & o ST y W
NellFrr = e s2st ~ St
IA Sc. y V. 1923 Georgia ave
Sanl5 IS F1arn1acy, y y ave & y Cap
Park Road Pharmacy, uth St & Park I'd
Times Surstaticn. El-H eth St y "
Times Sutsrali1l- 1913 sd St y w
Times Sg5s-a559El -l55 "a ave. y. ".
Times SCtsta-i01. 1903 T St n "
Times Subsyation. IS II 81 " W
Union Station tChristiaai Pharmacy.
NORTHEAST
Burners Pharmacy, y Cap & r SITS.
George J. GeiEer. eth & = sts- y E
Laddon's Pharmacy. 1870 Fla ave n E
Lamb & Tildeu. nth & E Cap sts-
Model Pharmacy, 9TH & n sts. n r
ETcChesuey * Joachim. q d. = sts y =
New York Avenue Pharmacy. y. Y. ave.
& y Cap st
Poweil. A. T.. 9Th & E. Car.
Tyree's Pharmacy. 18th & Il sts \.
Times Substation. 81 Il St y Z
SOUTHWEST.
Eissnbeiss' Pharmacy, 9Th s SITS. s Y
W. q 2 lllel- OH - W.
Harris. Sd & 4 SITS s w
i ans Pharmacy, 1913 ~ St s W
Icl --lald, J. ", - & / sts- S W
Tires Substati0n. 506 18th 81 s w
SOUTHEAST
Arth & CO. ESQ Pa ave s
RerkIcy. 529 Isl St S <
Burrows Pharmacy, 18th 81 & Pa av- Sc
Enrich, 11th St * Pa ave. s z
Falconer. IIl2 Lth St 3 Z
Hawkins 9Th St & Va ave s
I-incc51 Park Pharmacy. 18th & Z cap
Ney & Co, Pa ave & Sch 81 s E
Ros ch Drug Co. Sth & G sts S Z
We ier's- Sth & Eve sts- S E
Cd luneU Sd & Pa ave S e.
PITT p. 9Th & L Can
Times Substation. SJh & K SITS. s z
ANACOSTIA
Bury's Pharmacy. cor Monroe & Jefferson
t-eets-
Times Substatiou. so7 Nichols ave-.
Alexandra
earns. R l., Alexandria Va
BROOELAND-
Linton & &e4sezs SE0es1slss = -
The Washington times., 1910-07-19
NAVY.

Commander s. z. W. KITTELI,E. com
nllsslOned commander from july 1
Lieutenant 9. II. FISCHER detached
charge Branch Hydrographic Office
Bunalo, y Y, to Virginia. IS
ordnance officer.
Lieutenant L A GOTTEN. detached
Virginia. and continue treatment
Naval Hospital. Boston ATass
Ensign G. b MAYO. to SCORPION
Ensign r. A. LOFQUIST. defacFa5
Amnhitrite. 10 CaIifnrnia